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Re: These are real quotes too! Hey! I'm trying to build a campaign around this concept! :mad: :D TS

You guys haven't reduced my fear of playing with strangers / new people :) TS Edit: Wait, little story (not as bad, and I wasn't there, but was told to me) This player and the DM has a one-hour argument on why you couldn't light a fire with Shocking Grasp (the player couldn't and wouldn't...

"Hey! Look at what I found in your mom's room!" "I'll take care of the music" (puts on Cannibal Corpse at volume level 8) "Wow your place sucks" TS

It'd be funnier if instead of a man you had an old woman, and instead of a truck, you had a schoolbus full of children. TS

Hence the Freedom of Movement. TS

I know what you mean, I'm kinda myself like that. One of the problems I foresee is that the players will become unafraid, unafraid of everything "Things always find a way to arrange themselves". When things get like that, players either get bored, or, if you try to correct the situation too...

Hehe, good catch. It was like that in the 3.0 books. I haven't checked the 3.0 errata (and I won't), but it probably didn't make it. At some point, the shadow must have had 2 HD... TS

That was horribly, HORRIBLY entertaining. My sympathies to the lot of you. TS

Yeah, I thought about it afterwards (the situation degenerated pretty quickly), and we were in the street (although a small street). When the thief fell to the ground, cut in half, the people scattered, as we. We collected our things and got the hell out of town. The barbarian and I aren't sure...

Hehe. I don't think so, since we got about the same amount, and I wasn't really participating in the fight altogether¸. TS

(love the sig) Killing defenseless creatures (be they evil) is always an iffy situation. Here, the rogue's intent was clearly non-malevolent AND, like you said, they would have died anyways. No evil detected. TS

A little "situation" happened last night, whereas a PC got mad at another PC, and killed him. Note that the players aren't or weren't mad at each other. Situation: a halfling rogue/sorceror and a half-orc barbarian meet up with another rogue, who want to convince us to join his "band" (the game...

I'll assume that the info-gathering was succesful. The situation you have an evil prisoner, what to do with the prisoner. It would be logical, be the party members good or evil, to make sure that the creature, whatever is done with it, cannot pose a threat to the PC's. The most obvious course...

OD&D Blue Box (translated from french): Abbot, Vicar, Bishop, Archbishop 1stEd PHB: Acolyte, Adept, Priest, Curate, Canon, Lama, Patriarch, High priest. 2ndEd CPH: (Kits) Pacifist, Prophet, Scholar (Personalities) Crusader, Novice, Philosopher, Proselytizer, Sage (Other) Martyr Google...

DAMN that's NASTY! TS

(3 X 5 X 1,800)/5 = 5400 (4 X 7 X 1,800)/5 = 10080 For the drain attack... looks like an underpowered Vampiric Touch spell... let's count a few 1,000's for that. 32,000 gold for the +4 Battle Axe (4² X 2,000) Double the cost of the most expensive item since the rod has multiple powers...

The simplest way of ruling it (without having to explain it logic-wise) would be that benefical spells affect the unconscious character, detrimental spells get saves against them, and for the other spells, it simply depends on the source (ie if an ally tries to levitate you, you levitate. If the...

SRD seems to state that there isn't a "DR beating progression table" where iron < silver < +1 < etc... Nowadays (ie 3.5) if you don't have the particular characteristic to your weapon, you're hosed. That's why the DR numbers were reduced, IIRC. TS

Would you be so kind as to post the details of your price calculations? TS