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I loved the campaign since 3.5, but haven't had the chance to GM it. I begun SoW with two groups, and I dropped the campaign in favor of this one for one group, the other group asked me to run this campaign when they find out, and finally, when I started to GM a third group, well, I made them...

LOL!!! Sorry I sounded so dry on my post! I haven't read the adventure yet, but after the excellence of the first three adventures, I just assume the high quality of the plot, NPCs, motivations and story. Ok, I'll take a read and give some positive feedback :D Thank you very much guys, I DO...

I haven't ran the encounter yet, but since I'm going to, and I will surely adapt it. Here's my 2 cents. First of all, this encounter has several characteristics to take into account: a) Indomitability is a Skirmisher, thus, it should have high mobility. Being a Solo, it should have an...

I think the errata only changes the DCs of the Skill Challenges. I only work with the probability of each check and the total number of succeses (3 x Complexity) and the number of failures (always 3). The probability of each check is the result of the combination between the DC and the skill...

Yes, but don't apply it. It only makes sense for things that you would normally have to check for perception and don't rely on sight only.

Unfortunately we still bump our heads because attack is not well defined, and we have bad phrased powers. My interpretation is as Eldorian's. It works well with Elites and Solo's, limiting the Defender's capabilities against those foes. Basically, a mark forces an enemy to target at least one...

These are my observations while reviewing 4E04 Banquet-ONS.pdf On pages 63 and 65, the Veteran Ragesian Soldier has some attacks which may casue License problems: Tide of Iron, Thicket of Blades and Unbreakable. On pages 69 and 77, the Steppengard Commander has Scatter Shout, which is a Minor...

IIRC, WotC was going to issue an "update" about limiting teleport as forced movement, granting saving throws, etc. But, as far as rules are right now, the answer is Yes. I do recommend, however, to put some sort of limit to offensive teleportation.

Since the forum is in a fever of programming things to analyze the system, here's my 2 cents. The basic question is this: What's the chance of succeeding in a Skill Challenge of Complexity X if the individual chance of success of each skill check is Y? Which is answered in this format...

Oh, I see. Most of my players have two characters, and the others don't want to, so I'm kind of stuck with this :)

I applaud those of you who run the NPCs during the combats. I just let them fall back and not count for the encounter.

The RAW doesn't support this situation, you'll have to rule it yourself. With the help of this forum, of course :)

Today we've finished the dire bat encounter. They were really surprised at the end when the elemental goblin spoke in common (while during all the encounter he babbled in goblin) :) They now know that "the animals of the forest are angry". Let's see how that piece of information get used. So...

Great thread. I'm a little worried, however, about the example we're using. A Dwarf fighter and a Soldier are both non-average creatures (PC and Monster respectively). We should be comparing a PC with no race (but assuming primary stats between 16 and 18, as the game does) vs Skirmisher...

You should in fact ask why it is NOT important. Because if it was, lots of Paragon and Epic creatures would be wrecking havoc on the material plane. I always thought that the more valuable resources should be on other planes, so it justifies that high level creatures don't bother on this plane.

I interpret this as: "I attack the orc with a melee basic attack" ** attack triggers here ** "I roll 22 vs AC and hit/miss" ** miss or hit triggers here ** "I roll 1d10 + 6 for damage, that's a total of 8" ** damage triggers here ** So in the case of the OP, after declaring the attack...

That's how I thought would be best to run them, without modifying them. I'll give them a try as they are.

Yes, I'm aware of that. But I'm not sure how that translates mechanically. The underpowerd powers are not the main issue. The problem are the mutually exclusive powers. You can't have a close burst that damages everyone and a power that when you die it heals nearby creatures. (unless you...

In some weeks I'll be running the encounter with the fungus men. But I read their stat blocks and I fail to see how to effectively use them. I started this thread on the rules board: http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-4th-edition-rules/267273-myconids-how-use-them.html#post4980813 Anyone who...

I'm about to use some Myconids, from MM2 in an adventure. But I fail to see how could they effectively work together. Myconid Rotpriest The Rotpriest's best attacks work best in melee or amid enemies. Yet it has two other abilities that work best far from enemies and adjacent to allies...