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I think my question would be this, if you are using the races in the PHB in their stock form, then the Exile race is a bit unbalanced, however if you are tweaking the PHB races and/or have additional homebrew races of equal strength, then perhaps the race is fine as is. Certainly seems like a...

Looks good, not sure I exactly understand how it works to be honest, you should consider including a spot for Power Attack. Also I think it would be helpful for a spot for Sneak attack and Smite and Flurry of blows, but then again, maybe that isn't what you are aiming for. Once again, looks good.

How about some special rules for equipment Racial Masterwork Equipment If using a monetary system for the price of equipment, treat a masterwork club as a masterwork greatsword for determining price. Treat masterwork golf balls as masterwork arrows for determining price. Tourney points may...

The putter goes a maximum of 3d12 yards which is only 36 yards which is not an unmakeable putt. It is not multiplied by 10 yards. The driver goes 3d4 times 20 yards maximum which is 240 yards, men in the pga tour drive it farther than that, but in an effort to make a hole fit on a single sheet...

If we were to make a prestige class master golfer, the class would probably give you the ability to add or subtract distance to any shot you made and also alter the direction the ball travels to some degree. You could make it skill based, but since it is a game and not a core part of a...

Perhaps I should have clarified something that I hadn't really thought of until I read the two responses. I wanted to create rules that DOESN"T only work with the d&d ruleset. So my idea doesn't use BAB, or Strength or Dexterity to determine how far the ball goes and in what direction. That...

So I wanted to come up with a game that players could compete in, that didn't seem strange or unreal, and I realized golf is perfect. So I have hammered out some rules for determing distance and direction of a golf swing. Determining Distance Three clubs determine the distance the golf ball...

Most of the time no problems, but sometimes in the summer, I can't get my 9 holes of golf on saturday morning in early enough to be able to make the start of my D&D game at 11 a.m. and that is always a bummer, but since the DM doesn't allow you to come late, that is the way it goes.

6 plus dm is perfect in my opinion. Allows for someone to miss without throwing the game into a tailspin, gives you enough variety to combat a wider range of situations, and more brains to figure out what to do.

Almost all of my character concepts that I end up playing are either fighter, rogues, or wizards. Occassionaly I will have a concept for a sorcerer, paladin, or barbarian. Everything else, I can pass on.

In a spycraft 1 on 1 game I ran. Every mission started with the player escaping from the scene after accomplishing a mission. Was good fun, and since the character was escaping there usually wasn't a lot of fighting, but it got the action going. Just like James Bond. Usually the mission...

For me I am lucky, I DM a game on the first sunday of the month. It is an evening game, so I have sunday morning to prepare, so it goes something like this. Wake up, smile, cause I get to DM today. Status: Happy. 3 hours before, look over the chapter of Shackled City I will be running. Make...

I voted Yes. I appreciate the time I get to play more, and I work harder to create a fun character that the DM will be glad to have in the party. I don't mind dying, cause now I do realize that most of the time it is my fault. However, I still love every new purchase whether it be a book...

Mostly disliked how limited the barbarian was in terms of having only one real trick which is to rage with a two handed weapon and power attack. Although I do have a sword and board elven barbarian which is fun. The whirling frenzy version of rage is a nice change of pace. Still... My...

I would definitely have the character take the jack of all trades feat. Treated as if having half ranks in all non-class skills or something to that degree (don't have the book right in front of me)

Hey guys, here are a couple of rage feats that didn't make it into the pdf. Enjoy Fortifying Rage While raging you can often avoid critical hits, which makes you more reckless. Prerequisites: Rage ability, DR 1/-. Benefit: While raging you may spend an additional use of your rage ability to...

I finished with over 60 rage feats including some racial rage feats. I had a few extra that didn't make it into the pdf if you would like to see them.

Perhaps two more categories would help. Unarmored (which would be for casters, rogues, and monks, perhaps a +1 AC no ASF or ACP). Natural (any sort of hide, bone, or pelt armor) Light Medium Heavy

What would be an appropriate cost for a amulet of fast healing 5 that does not detect as being a magical item?

Am I the only one who thinks that the bard outfights the a wizard, outspells the fighter, and outsneaks the cleric? The ability to give a +1 to hit and damage (or more with feats and spells) to all party members in a big battle has saved our party from a TPK on more than one occassion. I think...