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Day Ninteen is a level 19 Skirmisher, the Redroot Seedspear Download Here

Day Eighteen is a level 14 Lurker, the Chromatic Breach Download Here

Day Seventeen is a level 17 Soldier, the Bloodkin Agitant Download Here Sorry i'm late, the net was down last night.

Wow, thanks for pointing that out, looking back, the lasher had the right math, but the wandslinger did not, so I must have lost a postit note or something at that point. I've fixed the error in my master file, and i'll upload a fixed version of the trebuchet.

AFAIK it has the standard level +5 attack value. Anyway, here's the new monster! Day Sixteen is a level 16 Controler, Hordeling Stampede Download Here

Day Fifteen is a level 15 Artillery, the Clockwork Trebuchet Download Here math fixed!

Day Fourteen is a level 18 Brute, the Banemaw Devourer Download Here

Day Thirteen is a level 13 skirmisher, the Xath Harbinger Download Here

Day Twelve: a level 22 lurker, the Doomsteed Download Here

No, it was you. Anyway, i'll give an example system overview in a day or two. In any event, players decide various things in rpgs all the time, and it's not a problem unless they have a problem making decisions in general. Also, obviously, as with 4e, none of the roles are compulsory, and all...

Day Eleven is a level 11 soldier, the Khazarak Grudge-Keeper Download Here

Well, you could have rather abstract ones. For instance, one idea I had about feats would be that feats would only be used as dice tricks- so different ways you can cheat with the base d20 roll of the system. One feat might give you a reroll, another might let you save a high roll, and all of...

I'm going to ignore the edition war and get back to the issue. Kidsnide, as I said upthread, I think an idea solution to that would be to let people play various roles in noncomba events. I do think that you could have universal, static roles, but I feel like versatile roles could add...

Yes, that is my entire point. No matter what criticism you can make about people stepping on each other's toes in 4e, it pales compared to the outright niche destruction of previous editions, and yearning for the days of knock, charm person, and suggestions, while dissing a simple skill swap, is...

As opposed to suggestion, which makes so much sense? Or knock? There's nothing 'silly' about a fighter flexing to impress people, which is any sillier than casting 'alakazam, our thief and bard are irelevant!' Nothing in 4e comes close to the absurdity of previous editions just straight up...

Day Ten Special: A request, a level 22 controller, Hatcher Hann Download Here I'll release the day 10 lvl 22 I had planned some time in the next week, in addition to the normal schedual.

Day Nine is a level 9 Artillery, Talvus Wandslinger Download Here

Day Eight, is a level 24 brute, the Graalak Survivor Download here

I don't you need to cut anyone out of a given challenge, anymore than say, having a solo fight makes a controller less useful sometimes. I also think you're missing a better option for noncombat roles- roles that you tke up on a case by case basis. Imagine if each skill challenge has four...

Day Seven is a level 7 skirmisher, the Drop Bear Download Here