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Alek turns his attention away from the blazing skeleton. He runs across the room to stand by kurnos. Again he summons the frost, this time aginst the closer skeleton. The ice flys across the room. standard=Dragonfrost move=move five from N12 to N7 minor=none Is this dice roller...

The problem is that fighter are superior in combat. therefore the term fits perfectly

sorry Alek again casts his frost at the blazing skeleton. "You won't get away this time!" he shouts. Humans are a heroic race. Putting some of this heroism into this attack, Alek increases his chance to hit his foe. Not yet content with his damage to the skeleton, Alek freezes again. Before the...

ah so he doesn't like it being the core of the class. Well Dan how do you think they should do to make the casting classes modular?

im not sure i understand, "crux"?

ya arguments will happen. But if its not over spell points of vacian, it will be over something else. As for three different options for casters, thats fine. One of the main goals in DDN is to give players options when making their characters. One way to cast spells means they dont have...

Was too little, now its too much. Will the masses ever be pleased? Anyway i think with the modularity of casting will work fine if your DM puts some limits on it, as wizards intended. besides it sounds like they are only going to use 3 different types (for arcane) thats not to much to have to...

here you go read this

"Well come on, adventure and money! That's why you came to this tavern in the first place!" Orisk shouts. lets take this up a notch being noone is playing, level 2-4 come on over and play

well my adventure hasnt goten anyone sence i tryed to start recruting so ill change the level range to level 2-4 anyone is welcome we got a controller and a leader already

Alek works his way through the rubble, Vesspionis still on his shoulder. When he can see the blazing skeleton, frost begins to come out of his skin again. He fires a blast of ice at the blazing skeleton. The ice bolt flies over the skeletons head. Alek growls at the skeleton, his gaze never...

im waiting for people to join in on my level 1-3 adventure and i had idea's for level 4-6 aswell so if iget around to finishing it and submitting it it shouldn't be a problem with priority. Anyway if you got a level 1-3 character thats not in an adventure go sign up in the tavern for mine

I use to always use windows but i recently changed to a Mac. While i was using windows i would use a program call fraps to record my screen (mainly for gaming purposes. Is there any downloadable software that i can get from my mac that will record my screen for me?

Hopefully these undead will be harder to kill then those drakes," Alek says. "We will teach you to pollute these caves!"

"Howling? Zaroch, what kind of undead could be living in these caves, this far up into the mountains. Those pages of that journal talked about howling....what are we up against?" Alek asks the shade while he looks around the cave. im hoping that a good arcana check from the wizard might let us...

Orisk doesn't seem surprised by the voice in his head. "Right down to businesses! Perfect!" Orisk seams pleased. The job is simple, I'm willing to pay more than the job is worth. Anyway the job. Goblins, living in an old guard tower just outside of Daunton. We think they are going to start...

Yet again the tavern door swings open. This time a dwarf comes walking in. He is dressed very nicely. Some may find it hard not to laugh at his size, he's short even for a dwarf. "Looking for work you say? I've got a job that you could do." He says looking right at Arshaka. He turns to the bar...

Alek comes over from the table. "Ready!" he says. Vesspionis flys on Alek's shoulder as he gets ready to go. Alek still hasnt gotten approved. You guys mind taking a look at him for me? thanks

Alek stares blankly at Ilse for a moment. "I...I'm not sure...." He stares over at Vesspionis, who turns from what he is doing and looks at Alek. Neither move until Alek breaks the eye contact a few moments later. He looks back at Ilse as if no time had passed, and Vesspionis goes back to...

The dragon (we'll call him Vesspionis) perches on Alek's shoulder. He says something into Alek's ear. Alek turns to the rest of the group and says, He went for about 100 feet but couldn't see anything other than the rail or stone, aside from another barred entrance. We should still be carful...