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Darvus Andar, Paladin of Helerion Darvus is beginning to feel the effects of his wounds. He tries swinging wildly again, but misses his opponent by a wide margin. Power attack K1 in P33: 1D20+5 = [5]+5 = 10 5' step to P34. Darvus Andar AC: 16 (15 flat-footed, 11 touch) HP: 12/20 CMB: +6...

Darvus Andar, Paladin of Helerion Darvus tries to swing wildly at the upcoming kobold, but is unable to connect with the spry little foe. Nevertheless, he uses the attack as cover to position himself closer to his compatriots. R2: Power attack roll vs K1: 1D20+5 = [3]+5 = 8 Take 5 foot step...

Fighter archetypes only give stuff at level 3, 6, 10, 12, 15, and 18. The other levels you still get regular fighter things (Ability improvements, Action Surge, Extra Attack, etc.)

Consider that this is in place of ever having a magic weapon. In a low-magic game, the kensai will be over-powered, but if you follow the loot guidelines in the DMG the kensai should be slightly behind a fighter of equivalent level. At least, that was the intention. I'll check my DMG when I get...

I considered it, but you'd get the AC boost all at once. Tying it to proficiency raises it gradually over a character's career. Good idea; it should be split up. Also agree that the kensai gets too much at level 3. Adding 5 foot increments at levels 6 and 10. I was actually thinking about this...

This is an attempt at converting the 1st Edition AD&D kensai from Oriental Adventures as a fighter archetype for 5E. Take a look and let me know what you think! Suggestions and criticisms are welcome! Kensai Fighter Archetype The kensai, or “sword-saint,”is a moral ascetic who has mastered the...

Darvus Andar, Paladin of Helerion From his current vantage point, Darvus is unable to see the dire straits Yosephus and Tamarie are in. Instead he focuses on getting to Devlin's aid, but his way has been cut off! Darvus brings his falchion to bear on the kobolds facing him as he swings in a...

When it was released? The Philosopher Stone's initial print run was 500 books, 300 of which went to Libraries. Are you sure you aren't thinking of the later US reprint under Sorcerer's Stone? It was already well established by that point with two UK printings. The US Scholastice edition sold...

There are a great deal of us who did not read the Harry Potter books until the movies popularized them outside their core audience: literate kids and YA fiction fans. And I am confident in the opinion that the movies boosted the books more than the books boosted the movies. EDIT: Which, if I'm...

Just wait. How many 3-hour epics do you think we can get out of a padded Silmarillion? 30? 40?

Darvus Andar, Paladin of Helerion Darvus keeps an eye out by the door, confident that the dwarf can cover the room while he guards the rear. He calls into the room, "Is there a way down?" Darvus Andar AC: 16 (15 flat-footed, 11 touch) HP: 20/20 CMB: +6 CMD: 17 Fort: +7 Reflex: +4 Will: +5...

Early in my DM career I thought sandbox play was the cat's meow. The problem was that I, as a DM, was not competent at extemporaneous storytelling yet. I also provided no potential plot hooks. I had a map. I had some things going on. But most of all, I had a table of players scratching there...

In any previous edition, this would mean pulling in extra writers to pad the book with worthless crap (Book of Exalted Deeds, I'm looking at you). So I think we pretty neatly dodged a bullet here.

Hah! This is great. Thanks, Morrus.

Marvel must have a sizeable Luck Department; the hits just don't stop with those guys...

Ok... you have my attention. Yep. Note that the original brand product, the toys, do not suffer from the expansion of the brand beyond the core product; rather, the core product benefits pretty well from it.

Convoy was not voiced by Peter Cullins, ergo it does not exist in my head-canon. :P

There was one previous Transformers movie; it was called Transformers: The Movie (1986), and it was the finest cinema ever produced in the history of man. In the history. Of man. "You got the touch... you got the pooowwwaaaaaaah... YEAH!!!"

I understand, but that's not a reason for Hasbro or WB to sue Sweetpea; I believe that litigation is motivated by self-interest, not the Spiderman franchise owned by some other schlubs.

That makes zero sense, seeing as neither Sony nor Disney are litigants in the case.