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Party halfling "wood carver" put his hand where it didn't belong.... next session we now have an NPC unique undead that has rogue levels and invisibility at will. He was always looking for the next dark evil scheme and when the players would inevitably run afoul of it, he would spend a while...

The difference being that there was official word that there would only be 3 new movies when WotC got the license, so they didn't lose out. Additionally with the tv series in production SW may pick up again.

I'll add another definite yes. I don't want anything more complicated for management. I don't want to drop to standards applied by alignment. I like having evil creatures. In fact the only tweak I would put in would be to make it clear that for most it shouldn't be a straightjacket, unless...

Can we maybe take this discussion of editions to a different thread where we don't have to fear hijacking the Immortal's Handbook? (BTW DDM most of the 2e books are available in pdf format for sale at RPGNow and other sites.)

I prefer using the template in the Immortals Handbook Bestiary Volume I. Quick easy and effective.

What with level limits being the least balanced thing for players in 2e, I was certain that most players just ignored them as per the option in the core books. Enforced retirement of different characters at different levels is inane.

I agree with Bagpuss. Look at the table. The bottom row is the best you can get. There is no epic extension by the raw.

So you don't have any elven wizards obviously.... to them 5years is a joke as well.

So if you have a fairly high con (and hey you're a wizard with wish right? if you don't then why?) you'll have a +2 there. That works out to an average of 55 (25 for first ten levels, 10 for second 10 levels, and 20 for con) and a minimum of 40. For the record did anyone actually fully adopt...

DDM In order to get only 45 hp your wizards must have rolled a lot of 1s. ;) Average HP is around what 55 or so at 20th level? It's been a while since I played 2e so I might be wrong. Anyway 2e has a different damage paradigm, and the whole wizards can't be hit by anything ever situation is a...

I'd just like to note that there are several feats that already do this. The one that springs to mind most is in Spells & Magic by Bastion Press. The feat in that book has a flat cost in HP per spell level. There are also some limitations on what spells you can cast this way. The only...

So how has this change actually improved anything for anyone?

If you want to fake it with scrolls, remember you have to make that check every single day, and if only one fails, start again.

So what PrC's currently allow quick sheathing?

Purely fluffwise what if the character has never lost HP?

Just had a thought regarding critical hit immunity. This may have been said before, but why not simply make it a penalty to the confirming roll? No math, nothing confusing to work out.

I think Cheiromancer is on to something. Call it the "Guilt System" of motivation. ;)

If I remember correctly there is a pdf coming out about Vikings. Done with historical research I believe and to be published by The Le Games.

so the archer has 3 bows? at 32,000, 8,000 and 8,000 gp or roughly the same price as one bow with a total of a +5 modifier. So to do a few point of damage occasionally you invest in a feat and multiple inferior weapons. Or you could just do more always. The melee weapons are more expensive...

actually that +4 to hit compared to otherwise will increase hit probabilities by about 20% as well as make the hits do more damage. If the character has power attack they can of course swap it out at will.