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Well, this "humor" thread sure has evolved into something . . . darkly fascinating.

I could be mistaken, but a *magical* shield takes up the Arms slot. A mundane one doesn't.

Enervated At the start of your next turn, lose a healing surge* and hit points equal to your Healing Surge value. Gain temporary hit points equal to your healing surge value. *if you have no healing surges remaining, lose additional hit points equal to your surge value. If this condition causes...

Our elf Ranger fell in love with the Seeker class---so he came up with an awesome story of his new devotion to the Primal and just remade his character from the ground up. Moved some stats around, swapped his magic items for appropriate ones of the same level, and he was ready to go the next...

Wait . . . what?

Both would be good actually---but yeah, a manga line would be genius.

Frenzied On your turn, you may not take Walk or Shift actions (but you may Run). Alienated All creatures consider you an Enemy (and vice versa) until the condition ends. Crippled Your speed is reduced to 1. You may not Run or Shift.

I loved Dark Sun back in the day, and am very enthusiastic to see the new version. Like the good Professor, I don't really see a place for the Feywild in Athas. However, some of the ideas posted in this thread have made me much more receptive to the possibility. If Wizards comes up with a...

Wormwood, Tiefling Tactical Warlord Heroic Tier: Eddie Izzard Paragon Tier: Tim Curry Epic Tier (Prince of Hell): John Cleese

I'm polling my group, but I would probably not give them a save. If the Rule of Cool didn't convince them (which would make me cry), I could always point to p. 42 as SquireJames did above.

Been there, done that, and you're right. Alignment is a useless vestige that (personally) I've outgrown.

I couldn't give Mistwell XP, but I sure as hell give hip props for passing on this very inspiring story.

March was just D&D and Rock Band.

This for me as well. It helps drain hit points, rewards party tactical positioning, and allows certain classes to shine. Plus, players like to kick ass. I encourage that.

In my Scales of War game, I had the Overlook Council of Elders grant the party a small manor in gratitude for their service. The Paladin promptly began proselytizing among the underclass, gaining a small band of Bahamut worshippers. He housed them at the manor, provided for their needs and...

I honestly believe he's a better DM than I am because he isn't burdened with 30 years of "this is how you play D&D".

My 'ideal RPG' wouldn't use minis, so facing wouldn't apply. But for D&D? Hell no. Yet another fiddly detail that adds no appreciable benefit.

Yep, that's it.

We rotate DMs every few adventures, so when I took my turn behind the screen, my Warlord (the only Leader) became unavailable. So I made a cleric-themed Leader CC, and she's been with the party ever since (about 10 levels). When I brought my Warlord back, I felt her healing was stealing my...

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