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I'd forgotten that you can rename the threads. Thanks

If the very high level, to cast Cacodeamon which is A 7th level Spell he or she would have to be 13th level or higher, Magic User and the high level Thief, if I was running it The Thief would definitely be at least 10th level and he or she would likely be at least 13th level, where former...

Follow up thread to the last 1 I decided to generate what other stuff the character that inherited that library inherited but he only inherited the library, the stuff he started with and 1 other thing That's because both of his parents sold everything else they owned and used the money to buy...

What are your thoughts on the likelihood that Chaotic Magic Users of 13th level or higher that have access to Spiritwrack(A 6th level Spell) and Cacodeamon(A 7th level Spell) would pay A High level(in order to guarantee success we're talking 10th level+) Thief to nick those 5 Spellscrolls and 3...

Whenever that happened regardless of if I was The GM or A player the in-game legal ruling on such things was as follows If the Pc Magic Users alignment was either some type of Good or some type of Lawful, for example Neutral Good, that wasn't also some form of evil or chaotic, for example...

Is it possible to make this thread the 1 were from now on I'll post all new threads and they will always start with the words New Thread. I know people have previously assigned other threads to be were I post all new threads but I always forget which 1 it is. Please. It will make it very easy...

Your right they did have to inscribe Spells in their Spellbooks but in every 1e Dnd Campaign I've ever either GM'd or played in the magic user, and eventually Magic User Henchmen employed by The Fighters, have always saved time and Gold by simply taking the spellbooks of defeated enemy Magic...

New thread PS this is 1 of mine Out of boredom I used a table a mate of mine made to generate a what-if inheritance for A Magic User for 1st edition Dnd I created but never used 8 years and I ended up with a surprising inheritance. If this happened in a actual campaign how troublesome would it...

I've just realized that the 15 year old Seniors Baron's half sister is legitimate not illegitimate, how is that possible?, because years after the 15 year old Seniors Baron's mother/the previous title holder, died his lather remarried and the 15 year old Seniors Baron's 17 month old half sister...

In the RPG the events I described happened between the start of of Book 1 and roughly half of the time between Book 1 and Book 2, not sure about how much time passed in the Books between Book 1 and Book 2 but in The RPG it was 15 months, so it covered the events from th up until 7 and a half...

They agree, now agreed, with what he wants to achieve, uniting humanity under a single peaceful democracy which will bring peace, unity and tranquillity to the entire world, but not what he's willing to do to achieve, making it happen by using his super human level of hypnosis based mind...

Clearly you misread my post, the other 2 players weren't the 1's that had their character agree with the villains plan, they were the 1's that had their characters disagree with the villains plan

Can we try and limit this to people that have actually read The Deamon Headmasters Books Don't forget that what I said happened in A Deamon Headmaster RPG I made in 2,008 that got cancelled after the 3rd session is merely a example of how a lot of people, even a lot of The Player characters...

I've a question of my own How do you play a villain were a lot of people, which can include some of The Pcs, agree with what he or she is trying to achieve but not what he or she is willing to do to achieve it A example of that from A Deamon Headmaster RPG I made in 2,008 that got cancelled...

Is that a bad attempt at a joke? To make it clear the idea use's the real life version of reincarnation Should 1 of the worlds greatest paladins be punished simply because the paladin in question is the reincarnation of 1 of histories most evil anti-paladins? Or should people be willing to...

Its not my idea, let me explIain When I said, and you qouted, I'll bet you whatever you want that both The Pc an[d]s [t]he main villain will be judged by the [thin]gs they did in their prior life/lives that's my way of showing that I'm 100% certain I am that both The Pc and the main villain...

Thinking about it the most likely answer is that its a country were almost every judge, most nobles and at least half of the royal family have a habit of assuming that if the jury in a trial is bribed into finding the defendant guilty then the defendant must be innocent As a result they give...

Because theirs a risk that people will find out but by bribing them to find him guilty then making sure that people will eventually acquire proof that they were bribed to find him guilty everyone will assume he's innocent and he will receive a full pardon

Whys their no answers?

A new Thread 1 of The GM's I know has had the worst idea I've ever heard for A Dnd Campaign, and trust me those few words speak volumes for how bad the idea is His idea is for of The Pcs is A Paladin, the main villains a anti-Paladin and actual reincarnation is possible and when it happen its...