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Having the enemy that was hard at lower levels be easier at higher levels is practically a staple of fantasy.

Lol, that makes you think Lawful Neutral? Ah, yet more proof that the depth and width of people's differing opinions on alignment is amazing.

Well mostly yes. Specifically "5% to hit != 5% more damage." isn't quite right. Imagine you have a ten damage attack. Only hit on 20: Average damage is .5 (10*0.05) Hits on 19 or 20: Average damage is 1 (10*0.1) That .5 equals a 100% damage boost. Misses on a 1: Average damage is 9.5...

Just ask any WoW player whether hit percentage makes a difference in the damage you do.

Simplest way to manage it would be to make them grow up in the town, let them have friends and family still in town. Pretty hard to leave your mom to get killed by orcs.

If a divine being wasn't able to grant spells simultaneously then they'd be overwhelmed pretty soon.

Someone you love will die. It will be preceded by a hilariously funny gaming session.

During the attack on the city, he ran out of spells except for invisibility, which he cast on himself and then ran. So I gather that all really happened, V was there and was unable to help due to his lack of spells.

Alignment is a way of making yourself feel better when you kill the orc women and children in their homes.

Nothing pulls me straight out of the game like lack of transparency about things characters should know. ACs and Attack Rolls fall under that umbrella for me.

From real life even http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Roman_deities

I don't know where on earth you got 1,500 sq feet per person but it's way, way to high. That would give you a population density of 16/sq mile. New York City would need to be 450,000 sq miles big if that were the case. New York City actually has a population density of 23,000 people per sq...

Adding craft skills takes all of five minutes. Give each character one or two skills soley for craft/profession from backstory. Import the crafting rules straight from 3.x edition. Or make up better ones. I wouldn't mind seeing crafting rules out in a splat book, hopefully done in a better...

Clearly he had Exorcism of Steel and a Dread Pirate class ability to recharge and encounter power. ;)

Feeblemind Finger of Death Forcecage Fly Flesh to Stone Just from the Fs 1 instant win 3 save or dies 1 instant win against nonranged creatures

Whatever DM is running Battlestar Galactica sure had a fun time with Boomer. That could be a great deal of fun if you had a character who could roleplay it properly.

Give him a nonevil succubus. She falls for him and decides to follow him around, and being a succubus she has no problem with him sleeping around. But she also has no sort of concept of modesty making her a recurring coitus interruptus as she just wanders in and freaks out the girl. And of...

I think the amount of fluff in the MM is about the perfect level for me.

I would say almost every time. Scanning through the MM it seems like most minions are distinguished either visually or through different equipment, look at the illustration for skeletons for example. Now, the only difference between the Kobold minion and the Kobold Skirmisher is that one...

The dragon can always kill those that see it doing something embarrassing. Swallowing the treasure is probably the best course, as per the Draconomicon the Dragon's breath weapon works through the lungs and dragons control it, meaning they aren't going to accidentally melt all their gold together.