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I haven't read the whole thread, so apologies if I'm just repeating things that have already been said. I'm not reading the weapons as components section as allowing dual-wielding spiked chains and whatnot, but discouraging two-handed component weapons, because those would be unwieldy. "You take...

Ah, my bad, I think. I was under the impression that everyone else's templates were still pretty much based on the game file mine forked off of, but it appears that this isn't the case anymore. So rather than not 100% compatible, the game files are probably going to be quite incompatible, sorry...

I kind of like the name. Too bad it's wasted on a power this lame. cheers

Oi, it seems I have accidentally picked the popular choice. Anyway, he's since picked up a +1 lightning katana as well, might even be the beginning of a theme. cheers

I made a landscape character sheet, expanding upon my earlier one which was based on the character sheet preview. It's pretty much just thrown together quickly, and I wouldn't try passing it off as good design, but it happens to suit my current needs well enough. When I get around to it, I...

You could just type it in of course, but if you want to add it to the drop-down menu, all you have to do is to find the following part in the game file: word: name: Tiefling line below: trueAnd replace it with: word: Tiefling word: name: Warforged line below: true cheers

In case you want those, I have most of the powers in word files now (I didn't use this mode of operation for warlord powers, which I did first, so those are missing). The warlock ones I only have with some abbreviations ('Constitution modifier' -> 'Con', 'Fortitude' -> 'Fort', etc.), all others...

The Set (dnd_powers_set.rar) This set consists of 1127 cards in total, including the powers from classes, paragon paths, epic destinies, feats and races (from the PHB and the MM, as well as Dragon issues 364 through 367), as well as blank cards to fill in for the different item types (though you...

I'm not trying to tell you that. There's a difference between being needed and being the best at something (which they still are). The druid was a powerful class that could heal pretty well but not as well as a cleric. Not all that different from a warlord nowadays. I've seen druids, bards...

Cleric, Paladin and Wizard have those. cheers

Keep in mind that the hunter's quarry ability gained through multiclassing is supposed to only last until the end of the turn after you use it. But while it is active, it'd certainly work. cheers

I must admit I don't get the premise of the thread. I can't claim to be an expert on previous editions, but why would you specifically need a cleric in third edition, with the druid in the PHB, and classes like the archivist, crusader and favored soul in splat books? Also, with in-combat healing...

In a similar vein: as with many things, I am not sure it is intended to work like this but... the level 29 attack power "Follow-Up Blow" allows for additional melee basic attacks if you hit an enemy with a melee attack power. Since a melee basic attack "is an at-will attack power", it'd chain...

Yeah, you can do without a controller easily enough. It's harder to compensate for the lack of a leader, so you essentially have the same problem as always, except that you can still have a some in-combat healing without one, and that the warlord is new and shiny, so people might be more...

Awesomesauce. I wasn't really following things GSL-related very closely and was under the impression that things would be more restrictive this time around. Well, one complete set coming up shortly then :). cheers

I've made some changes to my template. There are still a few that I'd like to make before posting an update, but I'll probably do that within the next few days (it's still a 0.3.5 version as of right now, I haven't really had a look at 0.3.6 yet). As an aside: I am going to have a complete set...

Incidentally, apart from that the Bear McCreary version could probably work rather well, seeing as to how it is made to be the background music for a dramatic scene. Except for the shortened lyrics of course (if I'm remembering correctly). cheers

Basically, the first multiclass feat is a glorified version of Skill Training. If you're lucky, the combination you have in mind might actually work beyond that. In other cases, the rules might tell you that something is an option when it really isn't (or is akin to shooting yourself in the...