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Awfully kind of ya!

Indeed the difficulty is attaining 20th level, not the 20 in the score. Traditions were a part of this game before I even got around to switching it over to EoMR and I would prefer to keep them. I don't have EoM II, so I won't be using anything from it.

Awesome! I want in!

No offense on your defensive stance, I can understand. I'm just trying to figure out a way to differentiate the traditions mechanically as well as effectively. If you've got suggestions I'd be glad to hear them. Also, regarding the upper levels of magic, I don't really expect it to get there...

Well, the important thing is probably extra dice, since both examples from the Penetrating Shot feat are specifically extra damage from dice only.

Iku Rex Your weapon specialization quote is part of the description, not the benefit of the feat. Your quotes regarding immunity to critical hits works slightly, however in the actual description of critical hits there is no mention of the multiplied damage being extra, but just being multiplied.

Perhaps reading him the rules from the books might help. PHB, pg. 140, Critical Hits sidebar at the bottom of the page. Important text is bolded.

Bah... not broken at all. The only change it needed was the one provided by Spell Compendium which declared that the bonus to damage became a typed Enhancement bonus to damage so that it didn't stack with Brambles.

Criticals are a multiplication of damage, it is never described as "extra damage" anywhere I can find.

And Thanee is quick on the draw. Do that.

One for each ability.

Half + roll the rest is sort of cool, very similar to the way Iron Heroes does HP which I like. d4 = 2 + 1d2 d6 = 3 + 1d3 d8 = 4 + 1d4 d10 = 5 + 1d5 d12 = 6 + 1d6 You can require the rolls be linked to the characters name on Invisible Castle, it'll do all the weird dice too. Iron Heroes does...

I missed that little bit at the end of your first post which I did read. *shrugs*

I realise those rulings limit the versatility of spellcasters and the height of their power, but that is part of the world in a way. Magic is powerful and bends the rules of reality, breaking them and even rewriting them at the highest ends. Thus it gets more and more difficult the more...

In order of appearance. Your tradition ability (Intelligence for Hermetic, Wisdom for Spiritual, Charisma for Sorcererous) grants bonus signature spells. The DC for a spell is based off of the traditions ability depending upon which spell list it comes from. Dispel Magic remains Charisma...

A face to face one :(

I'd rather they at least be the same as LEW.

Actually in no part of the gestalt rules does it say that a gestalt character is only one class. A gestalt character "essentially takes two classes at every level" (SRD), so they do actually have two class tracks. Not a single class which is a linked pair of two classes. Some people use...

I was going to vote but found your poll lacking. I've had experience with non-D&D rpg's, traditional D&D settings and non-traditional D&D settings and I like Eberron. I would also venture a guess that people who voted that they played non-D&D rpgs and either liked or disliked Eberron have also...

My first couple of DMing experiences were bad. 1) No DM NPC's; as a kid of 15 with too much free time I made NPC's all the time, I put them in the game with the players and they were the stars to me rather than the players. 2) Keep the focus on the PC's. This is in many ways a recap of 1, but...