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Wow, a double post an hour apart. Neat. :) --Seule

I am involved in two campaigns with Psionics. In one, I play a Shaper/Constructor (8th level), and am basically the only Psionic entity in the campaign. The DM puts in psionic treasure occasionally, but that's about it. The other, which I run, has a background in which the PC races long ago...

I run a biweekly Savage Species game, for my regular players to blow off steam. It's silly, cheesemunchkinny, and overpowered. I have guaranteed a level every session (no XP calculations for me!) and the characters were made with a 40 point buy, at 1st level. Currently sitting at 5th level...

I play an Evoker who was built at 7th level, to replace a dead character, who has given up Enchantment and Illusion. I picked those two for flavour purposes, neither really has the blast spells that the concept of the character is built on. Personally, as the players of said character at 21st...

Most games, the Splatbooks (S&F,T&B,DotF,S&S, and MotW). In the game I run, the Psionics Handbook by far, as I've replaced Arcane Magic with Psionics. --Seule

Re: Re: Armour Dilemma: Am I Wrong Here? As a player and a GM, I love situations like this. Putting the characters in situations where the standard tactics won't work is one of the things I strive for as a GM (although far from all the time). Because of things like this, in a game I play in...

My wizard has a monkey. About 1.5 feet tall, fez, the whole bit. It gives him no mechanical benefit, but hey! I have a monkey! What could be cooler! And he wears a small fez, and lives inside my character's larger fez! --Seule

I also got a ship date next spring. I assume either they have an error or (more likely) they are being conservative. --Seule

I beg to differ. I play a 21st level Wizard, and it takes a lot to run me out of spells. I've been known to comment that I was almost out of spells, and then fight two more combats, casting two spells a round for both. High level wizards have huge numbers of spells. On another tack...

Female nonhumans really are the hardest to find... and I don't count Elves as nonhumans. They are too easy to convert. A few female Dwarves, Gnomes and Halflings would be nice. Reaper has the only ones I've found at all, and they don't have more than a few. I do use mostly Reaper minis as...

Anecdote: In a campaign I play in, when we were 20th level, we were transported to Ravenloft. Our GM basically laid down a restriction of 5 magic items each, ditch the rest. It meant that each of us could keep our most important and signature items, while losing all the accumulated items that...

Hijinx has the same utility as most mini-games for me: something to run at cons. The perfect one-off game, provide some characters and off you go! It actually seems better than most mini games for that purpose, as I like running silly games at conventions. --Seule

My policy on new character level is that nobody can be more than 2 levels behind the highest level character. If someone levels to 10th, anyone who isn't at least 8th automatically goes to the start of that level. It kept the party split low, and also applied to new characters: You come in at...

My memory says that that problem was already fixed. They errattad that the Spelldancer could get free metamagic, but only if the slot it would have taken is one they could use. In essence, if the spelldancer only has 5th level slots, they can't metamagic Bull's Strength with Persist (+4...

As has been pointed out elsewhere, a Ring of Regeneration is the most effective torture tool around. --Penn

I've already ordered the prime 3 from Amazon.ca. I'm very impressed with the prices, a lot better than Chapters, which used to be my prime online book site. The minis look cool, except that the'll be random. They'll have to be very good and cheap to get me to buy random figures. --Seule

I'll be at Cangames Friday and Sunday. My wife (and maybe me) will be playing Hackmaster. Maybe I'll wear my board login (Seule) on my nametag. :) --Seule

A green dragon that painted itself red. The cleric with True Seeing saw... red. True seeing doesn't defeat mundane disgiuises, only magical ones. A Stone Golem flying towards the party turned out to be a stone statue inside a gargantuan gelatinous cube. The fighter charged it...... A chicken...

If I look at consistency across all an author's published works, one name stands alone. He has never written anything that I rate less than my favorite module ever, and although Monte, Chris Pramas, Bruce Cordell, and a few others also rate extremelt highly, they each have been involved with...

I'm a huge fan of both Of Sound Mind (Woot!) and Banewarrens, for the same reason: ultimate customizeability. Both give a lot of guidelines for what might happen if the plot goes off track, and Of Sound Mind even gives suggestions for changing the entire premise and setting of the adventure...