Not sure who moved this from the general forum, but if it's a request for a 3.5 rule, probably shouldn't be in the 4e fan creation forum...
In any case, I'm not sure how one would go about creating this specific power, but I'd suggest a name change since Empathic Transfer is already a psionic...
+1 for the Rules of the Game articles. They provide a lot of useful insight.
Also would recommend a review of the description of the illusion school in the PHB or from the SRD Spell Descriptions :: d20srd.org.
Those things will provide good mechanical descriptions of illusions. Using...
Then the logic is too simplistic, and the test should consider how many words are all capped before resorting to lower casing. One word - let it go. Two or more - lowercase. As a starting point.
QFT.
I think that watching the show helps to provide the flavor of the setting, but because of its very limitations, it's just a taste, not the whole meat and potatoes...which leaves an imaginative person in a good position.
There are plenty of threads of plot that can be addressed in a game...
Empathic transfer does allow the psion to remove disease and poison from the target, as well as ability damage (but not drain). Blindness and deafness I dunno about...
I believe that you have a basically good list, the problem with psionic healing is that if it's your focus as a psion, you're...
I'm in the midst of my second playthrough now, started on Hardcore I think it was, but I was getting too frustrated with the dying, and went back to casual for some fights, upping the difficulty in some areas and lowering it back in others. I can tell you right now it's unlikely I'll ever play...
So many good ideas here (and a few, hmm, let's say "over the top" ;)).
The only thing I'd add that I haven't seen explicitly so far is that I'd leverage the IP from the acquisition of Last Unicorn Games and have the design team create a campaign setting based on the card game Heresy: Kingdom Come.
Gate. I know you're not high enough level just yet to cast it yourself, but read the spell description, it should handle the situation as you wish. But get soemone else to cast it since it takes on the [Evil] descriptor when calling an evil creature.
Of course, your target may not have the...
I also think that actually making the resources useful was a brilliant idea. :) And I played enough ME1 to get tired of driving the same routes over the same planets time and again. But that was tiresome over the course of many playthroughs, whereas scanning got tiresome by like the 6th time...
I'm ambivalent about this title so far. I've played it through once, and honestly the planet scanning was so jarringly boring and ill-implemented that I'm dreading going through another playthrough (which sucks, since I played through ME1 at least seven times). It's kind of like a kick in the...
You might find this article on carrying things of interest. In it Skip Williams basically says that you should just ignore any interactions between bags of holding/portable holes and rope tricks/magnificent mansions. Not worth the bother to add that kind of worrisomeness to the game. Unless...
*chuckle*
Hope I can write this without ruffling feathers, but in any case, what I see in this thread was humorous (more than the latest Oots, unfortunately). The whole tone is like, "This thing sucks. Give us more!!!! NOW!!!"
So awesome. :)
No interest in 4E. I keep coming back to the relative weakness of the game, in my experience. I played for a few months (which translated into a handful of combats) in a PbP 4E game running a drow warlock. At the same time I've been running a 3.5 warlock in a RL game. The differences were...
Thanks! After reviewing this and considering the other costs/benefits, I'd argue in favor of the familiar possessing earth glide. I know it has the potential for abuse, but as with any situation where power becomes abusive, once the abuse begins your enemies will eventually get wind of it and...
Sorry to be so ignorant but what book? :) I looked up the Improved Familiar feat in the online SRD at d20srd.org, but when I clicked the link to the small earth elemental it simply referred me to the standard entry for one of its kind. To which book are you referring, if you don't mind me...
Hard to believe that I've caught up to the end of this thread! Awesome work everyone, thanks so much for sharing! :)
I started in on this Story Hour back around Thanksgiving I think it was, reading the pdfs (thanks, StevenAC!) and finally today catching up to the current postings. Really...