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I did it to a party once for being foolish in dealing with an overwhelming villian- and they hated the villians so badly they abandoned their current adventure to go after them. It also taught them not to keep all their eggs in one basket. They began to leave extra supplies/weapons with trusted...

Yeah, that is pretty good. I think Billy Zane would also be ok with the right director/script- he does not carry a role off well with a bad one of either. SD

Yeah, the same thing struck me. I guess it makes sense- since the medusa is supposed to be a tragic figure, but I am going to just rule 0 that all the monsters have control of their gaze attacks. SD

You already have your answer- the fight club! They are made to fight if they want their freedom- of course, the guild has no intention of letting them out alive... so they will need to do their best to escape during the session. Another idea is they take all their stuff, brand their faces-...

Salutations, Have you checked out the previews of FFG's Midnight? It looks to be low magic- and it may contain a way for you to run the game the way you want. SD

Six of one. Half a dozen of the other. I would consider it the same result. If you want to deal with any party effectively, then have the villians be intelligent. Have them gather info on their targets, and use wise tactics against them. It is kind of hard to shoot arrows when...

My only complaint is it is one more low level combat feat... great. :rolleyes: SD

I will do so when I get home this evening. SD

The concept does not bother me at all- it makes sense to have abilities tied to the situation. Of course, I have not allowed the ranger class in along time. I don't plan to do so in the future. SD

Re: Re: Re: XP costs - use them or lose them? Odd- I thought the party benefited from the fighter being able to fight better. SD

hmm- You are the first person I have seen say they liked the movie. I thought it was pretty bad. SD

He would make a better Cap. SD

Love. Items are crafted on the power of love. Ok, a serious answer- iirc, the BoVD had an option of using souls to make magic items. That was a neat idea for a dark campeign. SD

I have been doing it for sometime and it works great. The players appreciate being able to make a character that can make items for the group, but still have feats to be useful outside of item creation. My players tend to be magic-phobic- so it was a push that got them to try spellcasters. As...

Perhaps you could offer some sources of bonus xp like I layed out above. Another option is there are just too many item creation feats- and most are redundant. If I can enchant a necklase, then why not a ring? So- I have the following creation feats: scribe scroll brew potion Craft Minor Item...

The closest I ever had was a pc who became Overlord of a crystal sphere, but he was just a figure head for a council. He really held no power- just was well loved/feared. As a dm- I don't think I ever had a player try. *ponder* SD

But players don't buy adventures. ;) I am sure there is a market, but considering the tight schedule of many publishers- I would rather their creativity be used to create- not upgrade another person's creation. SD

I think you are being a snot, but I would be more open to Leo then Cage. I have trouble seeing Cage pulling off the regal aspect of Namor. Of course, I have trouble seeing any of the movie work. Namor is such a part of the Marvel universe- that taking him out of it diminishes him. SD

Salutations, I am glad to hear it. I have been saying a big hole in d20 is the lack of economic/government tools for the dm. I will be buying this product this weekend. Thanks. SD

Well, I consider it investing xp. Not losing it. I balance it out and offer an incentive by giving xp for backgrounds and sessions summaries. SD