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I like maps that look hand-drawn for DnD, but if I'm playing a modern game, I like things that look more like a blueprint.

Does that answer your question, Wycen?

"I wanna make a necromancer that heals people!" Cry me a river. Necromancers muck about with dead people. Yeah, it's really hard to make a necromancer that's a good guy. It's also hard to make a character that builds suicide vest-bombs who's a good guy, too. They both deal death as their...

Scanning the infusions list for your own use probably (IANAL) falls under "fair use". Asking one of us to do it for you probably doesn't.

Seems like a nobrainer to me.

I think you're confusing "taking up" space with "using" it.

Bingo.

Let me plant my banner in the "pointless" camp.

I built a sundering-based character at one point. She was a cleric who had access to repairing spells.

I want to put them at a disadvantage rather than equal footing. I want PC's and NPC's alike to consider the alternative of teleporting to someplace quiet nearby the enemy, and then attacking from there once they've gotten their bearings.

Versatility. You can switch between two-weapon multismacking mode to two-handed power attacking mode without dropping a weapon. It's not quite as good as a dedicated two-hander, and it's not quite as good as two weapons, but there are different kinds of power. The quarterstaff, like the...

I'll chime in and throw my support with the majority. This BBEG got the shaft in this encounter. The spells should have broken the effect, and the surrounding should have, as well.

I'd go even further than that; I give the VICTIMS of this procedure the surprise round, due to disorientation. I'm still considering what kind of check to give the attacker to avoid the disorientation and act in the surprise round.

You mean, like, aside from the D20 combat system? Because this site is, like, well, a seriously D20-oriented place, you know.

Since when does a 14-page thread need a bump?

After playing all kinds of exotics, I have to say that I've come all the way back around to humans.

Everyone who expects to FIGHT in combat (rather than cast spells) should have at least three weapons in his inventory: One melee weapon, one reach weapon, and one missile weapon. If your cleric and druid lack these things, then the simple answer is to GET THEM.

Clearly, they don't HAVE to be, as anyone here can attest; powergaming happens all the time. People OUGHT to be coordinating their character creation with the other players, to make sure that noone is ending up with a character that will steal spotlight from someone else; this often does not...

Way too cheap. Yeah, ought to be an artifact.

I just bought my first DRM'd Ebook. As a customer, I've had no problems with it so far. It's Draconic Lore, if you care. The price was right, only $5, so no complaints there... though the rest of the stuff there was pretty high, IMHO. It was a cinch to activate the DRM software on all the...