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Oh dear lord yes.

Arg, most of the way through the post and my browser crashes on me. Let's try this again. I've played exclusively on IRC, so I can answer this question! Combat goes as quick as people are into the battle, as the speed is dependent on each player paying attention to the action and responding...

I think I remember what section you're talking about, but unfortunately I can't remember much from the area. If the section is the one what I think you're talking about, I believe you can climb over to the left of the first pillar and double-jump off of it to get to an area where you can hack...

Been playing a lot of We <3 Katamari (superfun for anyone who liked the original), and been picking up Meteos a lot more lately. Kinda curious about Indigo Prophecy and Shadow of the Colossus, the latter of which is supposed to be out later this month.

Oh, it's not so much the situation or even the question, just that the dispute is over such a little point. Just because it's not very significant though doesn't mean we can't discuss, as long as we put it in perspective. :) I hear that.

And an elven fighter with 8 INT gets the same number of skill points as an elven fighter with 6 INT (and 3 INT!). Why's the same offensive for humans? As far as the table goes, I understand the rules argument for it. I just have a hard time believing that "one extra skill point" may not mean...

Touche. Still though, I'd imagine if they intent was minimum 1 skill point period, that they'd make the bonus "Consider a human as having +2 Intelligence for purposes of determining skill points at each level." rather than "Humans gain 1 extra skill point." Though it certainly wouldn't be the...

Again though, the Constitution thing is different because it gives you +2 Con, not +1 hp/level. Another (although admittingly not very direct) support of Iku Rex's arguement is also on page 62, at the Skill at Higher Levels section. It mentions "A character gets at least 1 skill point at each...

This is admittingly nitpicking, but an artificer won't be able to emulate etherealness until Lv5, since etherealness costs 49k and Armor Enhancement allows 35k. Plus it only lasts 10 minutes/level, so it won't be lasting all day, and when the person wearing it returns to the material he can't...

A TN surface half-drow druid follower of Lolth. Though to be fair the guy didn't exactly flesh out his character (this was only on his char sheet) and I ended up booting him because he was particularly underinvolved.

I wasn't going to add anything to this thread since I'm more of a descriptionist myself, but there's one thing that's recently been bugging me a lot. That is, misuse of the phrase "negative reinforcement." Negative reinforcement is NOT punishment! It's reinforcement in which, rather than...

Hmm, there's a lot of names I'm rather fond of that I'd use. Phoenix, Diane, Vincent, Chance, and Hunter would all be nice. A guy I game with had PCs named Tirem and Alys, and I've always liked those names too. Though, this is just hypothetical as I don't currently have any aspirations of...

Really? I actually liked it more as far as small races goes since it gives small creatures more weapon variety (yay for reach weapons!), and because it made weapon proficiency lists simpler. Plus most of them are simple to adjudicate, since the 3.0 versions have 3.5 equivilants (for small...

None of the listed answers really work for me. Mine is more "No, because I do not believe that was the intent of the rules," or more concisely, "No, because I say so."

As to the picture: that's just something IGN photoshopped up to try to show what the shell might look like. At first I missed the paragraph after the picture too :)

If it's been a long time, his body has probably deteriorated leaving behind only a skeleton, which would make it difficult or impossible to speak. There's always having someone bring him back as undead -- I mean, what necromancer wouldn't want his own pirate captain zombie? Or if there was a...

The ECS errata also addresses this issue in the same way as Races of Eberron:

I'm not exactly sure why I hate drow. I think it's because they're supposed to have be dark and mysterious, but instead I just find their personalities, culture, and religion just plain annoying. Plus I hate elves, so that might have something to do with it too.

Wow. I can quite honestly say that Nintendo has me more interested in the Revolution than the 360 or the PS3 at this point. I was thinking I'd finally jump ship from Nintendo during the nextgen, and then they do something like this to spark my interest! Still dunno if I'll buy one, but I...

I was going to make my own full reply, but these guys took the words right out of my mouth. Plus it's not fun to me. A little party conflict is fine, and very very rarely even a trading of blows (in which case I'd likely fudge dice to make sure it doesn't cross the line), but when it gets...