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My group is looking for 1-2 players. We play Wednesdays, fairly typical 3.5. Check out my thread: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=142608 -The Souljourner

We play every Wednesday from 7pm to 10 or 11pm at my apartment in Belmont. We currently have a DM and 3 players at 9th level playing D&D 3.5 in a homebrew world (fairly standard world and rules, just using the DM's own made up geography). We're all 28-32 years old, relaxed atmosphere (pizza...

I totally forgot about faith points from Quit. Paladin. That's actually very close to what I had in mind. And I love the idea of being able to add and subtract from dice rolls.... you know how paladins are supposed to be all like "my faith will protect me"? Well now it really will. I love...

I played a mute psionic monk back in 2nd edition (home brewed class). It was a hell of a lot of fun. I can't remember offhand, but at least some of the people in the party knew sign language. What was fun was when I was on my own and had to talk to shopkeepers and stuff. Ahh charades :)...

I'm kinda meh on the first one. I don't really know how reputation works, so I can't tell you if it's good or not, but regardless... meh. The second one... I'm playing in a game right now where I spent a feat to get a paladin warhorse (except without the pokemount crap). Might be easier to...

Great ideas guys. I think I've decided to eschew the multi-alignment paladin for this incarnation. It's a lot easier to create something unique when you don't have to always think of how it'll translate into something evil/chaotic/whatever. I do like having choices as you go up in level, so...

The only thing I don't like about D&D stats is that nothing really works for perception. The problem with splitting it out into its own stat is that that stat has only one thing it's good for - a few skills. It'll just become another dump stat, and won't actually affect anything. As for...

Huh, yeah I have Arcana Evolved, but didn't remember that class. I'll take a look tonight. Thanks for the tip. And welcome to tthe boards :) -The Souljourner

Good lord, Erekose... you really killed the paladin. You're removed a 4th level ability (spellcasting) and a 5th level ability (warhorse), and replaced them with a 7th level ability (crappy feat increasing the saves of a class that already has decent saves), and then give them a tiny bit of AC...

Why? Anyone who wears heavy armor already has a crapass reflex save. Why punish them more? -The Souljourner

I can't believe this thread popped back up :) I think the prior art on divine light is quite old, and thus not inappropriate for a cleric. But umm... it should be light. -The Souljourner

If it works automatically, then saying you need a move action left is being too anal. He gets a free stand up. He spent a ton of skillpoints to get there, and it's not exactly game breaking. -The Souljourner

Uh... yeah, I've looked at the one in complete warrior before... good lord is that bad. I mean, I know paladin spellcasting sucks, but geez. So, I think they should have more supernatural abilities. I'm thinking something along the lines of holy power points a la psionic power points. As the...

If you want a template/monster race be a <something ECL 0> werebear monk. You get large damage progression, reach, damage reduction 10/silver (which is pretty much exactly as good as 10/-), a HUGE bonus to strength, 3 extra attacks, a ton of natural armor, scent, and +2 wisdom, just for kicks...

Ok, lemme ignore the fact that I don't think it's all that bad, and let's take a look at your solutions: Make Silence a full round action. I think this is by far the best solution of the ones you've proposed. It has the least impact on the game in general, and kills the whole tactic dead...

I'm looking for something without spells. And maybe without the warhorse. Basically, I want a paladin to be a more direct conduit for his god's power. Lay On Hands is awesome... no waving of the hands, mumbling arcane words, no mumbo jumbo, just concentrate for a half second and let god's...

The problem with silence is Area: 20-ft.-radius emanation centered on a creature, object, or point in space. Any spellcaster with a modicum of intelligence has probably encountered Silence before, and will just walk out of the area of effect. If you cast it *on* someone, they do get a will...

I think that's pretty clear. No AoO regardless. Result of failure = lost spell only. -The Souljourner

Except... not. Fighting defensively has similar effects to Combat Expertise, but no where do they even imply that they are the same thing. Nothing says bonuses to one apply to the other, so they don't. Doesn't matter how similar they seem, if the rules don't say they're the same, they're not...