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I needs it. My preciousssss.

Yeah, but was it "roll 4d6 drop the lowest, in front of the DM", or "roll 4d6 at home, drop the lowest" ? :) Also, to be completely fair, you would have to use balanced dice and a cup to roll the dice. I know a guy who can roll a 6 50% of the time on any d6. :)

Hey, with all that alignment based DR, neutrality got the shaft !

Re: Acid Fog to Disintegrate Dang ! That was a really useful spell, flavor text notwithstanding.

It's a possibility, yes. Especially seeing as I just thought to check the Glossary (:rolleyes: @ me) and it does specify added damage dice. I think now that there is a possibility that they meant to change it with 3.5 and forgot to change the glossary, but it is more likely to be just a typo...

Exactly, you needed huge amounts of Jump skills to do anything worthwhile. I mean, last game, or barbarian (thus with a bonus for fast movement) with a few ranks in jump, a great strength and a ring of jumping could barely jump up to a 13' high balcony. That is with a +30 bonus. We thought...

I don't know if I'm reading this right. The critical hits section of the 3.5 PHB (p.140) says (Emphasis mine) Now, in 3.0, the rule was clearer. When you added extra dice to the damage, it wasn't modified, but extra damage was. No sign of a distinction between extra damage and extra dice...

The only use I ever got out of the apprentice thingie was that we sometimes require training to multiclass if it involves completely new skill sets (and especially becoming a wizard). So, if you wanted to play a multiclassed wizard and didn't want to stop the campaign for months or years of...

Wow, that useless, huh ?

Assuming that your memory is 100% accurate, then they didn't lie. The conversion/accessory thing WITH the SRD3.5 are going to be all that you need. :)

The Babylon 5 rpg used that too. Don't laugh. :) It's a great mechanic and I intend to use it whenever they come up with a advantage/disadvantage system for Exalted.

That could work, but I have found banning weapons to be simpler. Everbody does d8 damage per attack (plus other modifiers). They are free to describe their attacks as using weapons, but this is only flavor text.

Since they use only one natural weapon, their strength bonus to damage is multiplied by 1.5 as if they were using a two-handed weapon. Edited to correct a typo. Twice.

Kinda, yeah. Consider this as a long-winded "me too".

Er... Belphanior ... You could always kill a Rakshasa by lowering it's hps to -10 like anything else. It was a special vulnerability, not an invulnerability power.

So basically, they nerfed it across the board and upped the CR ? Wow.

Actually, it's the fact that it can be recharged indefinitely without cost and thus has effectively infinite charges over its lifetime.

Key word being "our" rules. There is no non-artifact magical item in the DMG or any other WotC source (that I'm aware of) that has both charges and unlimited recharging capabilities. Staves are priced according to 50 charges and then the item is gone. Removing that restriction makes the...

The reason why the staff is an artifact and isn't priced is because of the unlimited recharging. This is where you're going to run into some difficulties, IMO.

Some of you really seem to think that D&D is competitive. In our games, when a PC takes leadership, it is always to fill in a hole in the party capabilities. All (or most) of the PCs agree that there is a need for a NPC and the one with the charisma usually agree to pay the feat cost. Thus...