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"Ah... the chill in me bones sharpens the blood." Sirius grins, armored and ready for a day on the hunt, although they'll probably hear him coming a mile away compared to your normal stealthy tracker. He doesn't care. "Lead the way lass," the dwarf says to Ery.

Very cool looking game... I'll take a closer look at the old links a bit later. But count me interested :)

The video is on a flat sheet which comes out of what seems to be a scroll (it is however a stiff sheet). It is reminiscent of the electronic paper that is coming out, although in a much more advanced video style. The projection equipment is probably cheap, although you don't see it in use very...

My opinion of the swashbuckler has sort of already been said, but I find that the ranger is in many ways a better lightly-armored fighter type than the swashbuckler since he gains more skill points and a bit more progressional combat affects. Thus, putting the swashbuckler more on par with the...

Nope... I'll work him in. Just haven't been home a great deal these days.

Win and Kai could have served together... and have stuck together since then. It'd be better from a captain who has just picked up a ship to get a new pilot or bring one of his own along. Perhaps Melara is with Win and Kai. For a ship... the Ox works

"I assure you, it would take quite some effort to break the lock I will place on that door," Barak looks around, "I may be able to manage a slight distraction, but I hope we don't have to bother with it."

Wee! Shiny...

To toss in my few cents, the Swashbuckler class has never really done a great job as a swashbuckling class overall. Usually cherry-picked for three levels to get Insightful Strike and then dropped for better fields because it has nothing really going for it after that. Perhaps with some...

Yeah... a wizard type gains quickly over the rogue in the knowledge department as well.

Perhaps...

I'm still undecided about my poor gnomish cryptologist. I want him to have forgery, but neither the archivist nor the wizard has it as a class skill. *sniff sniff* Poor beguiler has to wait...

Ah... well, I hadn't considered that each thread be approved en masse. Just that each thread contain the proposals in larger groups than one. Classes being an easy example. Thus those items which are generally approved of in the thread without much discussion can get approved, while leaving...

"What are you doing?" "Crime."

I just don't see the problem with the classes being proposed in a single thread, as there aren't that many and a lot of discussion has already been had. For spells or feats, I guess individual threads might work, I just see it as easier as a player to get things voted in en masse if I wanted to...

Ugh... that means you are going to have a couple hundred proposal threads, which is far more unwieldy for a forum than a single thread for each. A class proposal thread wouldn't be that unwieldy. Make a list of agreeable classes decided from this thread at the first post, relatively easy for...

Well, should we create a Class Proposal thread? A feat proposal thread? A skill proposal thread? A spell proposal thread? And so on?

So does consensus mean approval? That's the question ;) Only waiting on a judge to start approving things. Feats & Skills next?

For the Eyes of the Dead spell, perhaps shortening its duration to see 1 round per level rather than 1 minute per level. Therefore you get the last few moments of its death, also perhaps include a Search/Spot check penalty to notice minute details since things are running in reverse.

"I can lock them in," Barak says out of his customary observant silence.