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Hey, it has a place for you to scribble in a character portrait. Working as intended. On the other hand, the link to the message boards under 'Community' still links to the previous editions section. cheers

If you're going to have backs for the cards at all, that is a good idea. So something like this (yes, you won't normally flip your at-wills, it's just there for the sake of completeness). Of course, if you are actually printing double-sided, you'll have to see about lining them up correctly...

That'd be because there are no card backs, really. If you want to make some, you could replace any of the card images you do not feel is needed (like cardempty.png or any of the item styles you probably aren't using) with an image of appropriate dimensions, make a few blank cards with that...

Not the only means. Take for example, the warlord's Aid the Injured utility power "Your presence is both a comfort and an inspiration". The in-game result? The target can spend a healing surge. I'm fairly certain a near-miss or grazing hit with a sword would hurt my morale more than it would...

I'm glad that people find my cards useful. I was originally only planning to make whatever I needed for myself as I went along, so it's good to see the additional work was not in vain :). cheers

Certainly true but was Mostin the norm or or an abberation as far as overpowered caster classes helping to build a great story is concerned? To me, it's still D&D. Some things don't work anymore, but on the other hand, there have also been new options opened up. cheers

As has been pointed out, it can just be seen as the player having more control over the flow of the story than his character necessarily would. Let me ask you this: In third edition, why did the barbarian only rage once per day? Why did the bard only sing once per day? Why did the cleric only...

The healing surges themselves are not magical in nature, but magical effects may allow you to access them more efficiently or more frequently. To speed your recovery or improve it, beyond just catching a 'second wind', if you will. But even with magical help, one can only go so far before...

While I have no problem with my files being hosted there, I have so far avoided getting a gmail account and would like to keep it that way (even if that might sound a bit irrational to you). Also, it might be a bit confusing, due to the different game files used, unless someone makes an effort...

Exactly, he was probably out of healing surges by then. It's not like you can just keep using second wind, or most other forms of healing for that matter, over and over again without end. Unlike in third edition, where you'd just keep pinging someone with a wand of CLW until they were all good...

Apart fromt the typically warped pages, two out of three PHBs came with torn pages, with one of them being in really bad shape (it wouldn't look much worse if a hamster had made its home in it or something). cheers

This post. I get the feeling the thread would get cluttered with requests, and I'd be quite busy sending emails out, so I'll just add them to the other post. Adding a second style was something of an afterthought, so currently you'd have to change the style for the set, and then for any...

Or with "multiclassing: any combo, any level, always works". Anyway, kudos the the OP and everyone involved. Now if only WotC had done the math, or possibly, done the math again after changing some other rule that broke the one already in place. cheers

Yes. I'd certainly allow it (and so would Chris Perkins, though it seems he also allows people to make OAs with magic missiles). The rules for crawling state that you can move up to half your speed, which is different from every square costing an additional square, so there is no conflict here...

Yeah, I get that, and I don't disagree with it, but for some reason it just seems a bit odd to me to mention it as a balancing factor when a conscious decision has been made to not actually have it be a factor. Certainly not as odd as listing half-elves under the wizard races due to them...

I believe the wording used was "until the end of the character's next turn". So he'd typically get two chances to use it, putting it in the same league as sneak attack 1/encounter. I'm guessing Thikket's link would tell you just that, if it weren't mangled. cheers