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Good point! I hadnt really thought of it that way.

See I was thinking of just having the potions allow you to spend another healing surge, and possibly add maybe a 1d6 or something. Much like a clerics Healign Word... But I have yet to really see them in action...

Me, my roomate, and my coworker all prefer 4th Ed after having played KotS. I have done some RPing, we had a good hour + in a 5 hour session of RPing and non combat encountery stuff. Hell, I even made the first night they stayed in Winterhaven the Lords birthday, so there was a party and small...

Healing Surge + 1d6 of Healing. I may just house rule healing potions to do something similar to Healing Word...

Huh, I always played that you could not attack diagnol 0_o And so has everyone else I ever gamed with... MY GAMING LIFE HAS BEEN A LIE?! :O Anyway, thanks for clearing it up. So basically the 8 squares surrounding a person are considered adjacent and can be attacked freely and threatened...

Ok, in current 3.5 rules, a player can only attack a monster adjacent to him as follows. The "O" is the player, and the numbers are Monsters X1X 3O2 X4X At least, thats what I know currently. In 3.5 you cannot attack at a diagnol. But what about 4th Ed? I know in 4th Ed you can now move...

I chose 2 day shipping so my estimated delivery date is the 10th. I can wait. I am basically paying $70 bucks for something that I would spend $110 for (105 + my local sales tax) around here.

I am pretty sure that 1 PC = 100 XP makes sense, considering that 10 Encounters should equal 1 level. So you could figure out how much XP needed to go from one level to the next, take that XP and divide it into 10 and that should give you how much XP each character should get per encounter and...

I read through the entire thing. And thats about all the info I could find. What about the Demigod or Eternal Seeker? What do they do? EDIT - Thanks Rechan. Wow thats not much for choice is it :(

No one saw my question about the Epic Destiny choices? :( Last post on Page 31?

In 4th Edition, what seems to be the "perfect" party size? 4 people? 5? I only have 2 players and while its pretty easy for each of them to run 2 characters (Basically 1 is an RP character and the other is a personal minion) I would have to run a NPC if 5 is the "magic number" Or does it...

I started with the Undermountain 2nd Ed Boxed Set. I bought it cause it had a cool map and it was what I could get with the store credit from my traded in Magic the Gathering Cards. I was like 14ish. 26 years old now, and I DM :P I got my Gift Box on Preorder via Amazon as of today! :D

Can I get some information about Epic Destinies? Like how many, what they are called, and a brief description of each one based on the flavor of its powers? I am really interested in this.

I put in my order and it states my expected arrival date is the 10th, since I chose 2 day shipping for my order. This is amazon btw, for the Gift Box set (mmmm 3 books!)

Sooo you are angry that you wont get your books earlier then the actual release date of June 6th? Thats kinda funny actually. See ya later! I put my preorder in this morning on Amazon.com for the Gift Set with 2 day shipping, coming out to a like $69 dollars. 3 of the books for dirt...

Waiting for the books now. After playing the first 3ish encounters in KotS I really want to see the nuts and bolts and the why. Cause I like it.

Ye doth speak truth. hehe

I am going to have 2 actual Players, each running 1 PC and 1 Henchie, and I am gonna run a single NPC. That way, we get 5 people in the party.

This outta be interesting to run for my two players. Each is going to RP one character and then just run a second PC as a "combat helper". And I am probebly gonna run a single NPC on top of it all. Give em a full 5 people.