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Greetings! Hah! Very neat!:) Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! LOL!;) Well, the visuals are a nice touch, huh? By the way--EVERYONE--I just edited and added this to the original post, addending this to the Lycanthropy pool; *NEWLY ADDED* (The DM should apply some form of standard Lycanthropy, some unusual form of Lycanthropy, (from a monster...

Greetings! I added the source citations for the various creature templates.;) Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Well, I think it's good for people to make the characters they want to play. If she's interested in playing a particularly weak character--fine. However, when she dies more often, and needs to be raised more often--whoever is playing the cleric--wait, *you* are!:cool:--simply charge...

Greetings! *Exactly*:) In my own campaigns, I have on occasion--when the situation seemed particularly damaging/difficult, used some long-term injuries for characters--both players and NPC's. However, most of the time, it was a non-issue. How many Cure X Wounds spells/Cure Disease/Restoration...

Greetings! Carved instructions? Very nice! Chris sounds like he's very unlucky!:) Poor Chris! Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Damn, gang. 10 pages+ of this stuff. My head hurts.;) I mean, really now--healing and Hit Points have *always* been abstract, and wonky in *every* edition of D&D. Wound simulation has *never* been D&D's strong suit, you know? If some "realistic"/more believable simulation of...

Greetings! I have always loved magic pools, ever since back in the day with 1E, and the DMG random dungeon tables where Gary Gygax wrote them into the tables as an encountered feature. Just great stuff! Do you like magic pools? How have you used them in your campaigns? Have you created any...

Greetings! Thanks! You're probably quite right on that. Damned *Formians*!! I added *Giant* to the title.:) Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Excellent points, Remathilis! Your analysis of Rogues is outstanding.:cool: I'll be sure to incorporate your ideas for the Rogue. Looks very good, and accurate. Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Something else I was thinking about, as well--Have any of you used Fomor giants in non-quasi-Northwestern European miliue's? Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Hah!:) Hmmm...maybe she worked in a brothel catering to all of the men that are desperate, poor--or cheap--and have a *fetish* for ugly girls?:) Not sure, exactly. I just figured she was so ugly, and obnoxious that most people running more standard businesses wouldn't be interested...

Greetings! Wizard apprenticeships--and low-level wizards don't really have much wealth, and it can be challenging to make ends meet for food, rent, and gate-taxes! A poor, struggling girl making her way as a wizard has to make ends meet somehow!;) Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! Thanks Hazel Monday.:) I'm glad you like her! Nice details on the Rope of Entanglement, too. Cool stuff.:cool: Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! *LOL*:) Yeah, well, true, my friend--wizard, sorcerer, cleric, don't need anything really in power. I should say properly, that: (1) The paladin, barbarian, fighter, ranger and bard need both power, and flavour boosts. Not necessarily because I am some kind of "power gamer"--nor are...

Greetings! LOL!:) Frightening, isn't she? Semper Fidelis, SHARK

Greetings! I have drawn up some notes and stuff on making a new paladin. I think to begin with, the paladin actually seems pretty lame after 5th or 6th level. The paladin is *supposedly* a skilled warrior, mounted champion, chivalrous knight--as well as being a smooth operator. I've already...

Greetings! Pelagia must be saved from mediocrity!:) A player character--Bahiyya Melanthe--has several new cohorts and followers. Pelagia is one of Bahiyya's followers. Bahiyya is interested in creating some magic items to help her followers. What kind of items would you create for such a...

Greetings! Do you use Fomorians in your campaigns? How have you used them? I think Fomor have been less than detailed officially, sad to say. I think they have a lot of good mythology working for them, and are very flexible and interesting creatures to use in a campaign. Fomor have excellent...

Greetings! Hey there Jack! Good to hear from you. I agree with what your saying--to a point. In my own campaigns, I use History and Mythology heavily--I love it, and my friends and players do as well. It tends to make the campaign richer, deeper, and more interesting on every level. This, in...