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This sounds like a great time for you to just ignore the fluff and/or rewrite the fluff. In 2E there were good liches.

Referring to the Brawler/Grappling fighter build. I am not sure what the specific fighter build is called.

We had a warforged brawling fighter in our group once and wow did he mess people up. Moving people here and there in to and out of flanking - proning them.... it was a lot of fun for us, and not so much fun for the DM. :)

First I will say congrats to you! =) Second, before I saw who wrote this post I was going to recommend that the best person to help the op out would be Shemeska, for what that's worth. I do not play Pathfinder or anything 3.5 based anymore.. yea 4E, but since you wrote it I may be inclined to...

Great thread! I would give you XP, but powers that be say I need to spread the love around! :D

Just a quick thought about this... depending on how you put it together, perhaps a crit could do "normal damage" or "max damage", however that is defined or works for you, and additionally, it does 1 wound point too to show that some serious damage was done.

Makes sense. Thanks!

I am really liking a lot of this: Power Sources with a core set of powers shared by all who have the PS, even though MC. Class have one or more power sources with which they draw their powers from, plus class specific powers. Scaling powers and shared powers. All of which will increase...

Ahhh... good to know, Icenjucar. Thanks!

Interesting thought.. In 4e, if I remember correctly, the ethereal does not exist. It was combined with the Astral. But, from a 3E perspective that makes sense. (assuming I am not off my rocker) =)

Psionics ... and before I forget, if I remember correctly, psionics do not derive their power from the Far Realm. Psionics, as a power source, was developed as a sort of an immune response from the natural world due to the intrusion of Far Realm.

I agree with both Defcon 1 and DrowDruid... While Defcon 1 I think you are technically correct, I think that I see Arcane as separate, mostly via its history in the game even though it does not have a clear fit with the other power sources for the reasons you stated. I could Artifice as a...

I tend to agree with you. I am just doing so info gathering and mulling things over. =) Thanks for the input.

Ship PP's could be chassis or functional specializations Ship ED's could could further enhance a specialization to be even more gross at it, or greatly increase their ship size and add large scale functionality.

Non-combat vessels can be classified according to ship chassis type. Perhaps something like Brute (non-combat) for a heavily armored and high HP non-combat ship, and perhaps add its tactical roll as a type which could give certain abilities as well. Brute (non-combat, transport)

Things like Death Stars and the TARDIS could be ED, and Star Destroyers could be PP for a ship. Or perhaps, even better, the TARDIS is something that is a DM only artifact like thing that cannot be reproduced... were talking time travel here.

Thanks Umbran and Ranger Wickett those are exactly the sorts of average numbers I am looking for!

~ 300 pages or so... thanks... Umbran, that makes sense. How about a word count for a specific page..... ? Thanks again all.

Does any one know where I can find a word count for D&D novels? Either an average word count/book or specific page counts would work too. How about page count as well? thanks all,

I don't play E6 or 3.5 any more... having moved on to 4e, but this sounds cool to me.