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I'm sure that they'd have an easier time selling an eberron cartoon to one of the networks if it had a computer game or to behind it. Especially if those game sell well.

I seem to remember that most/all of the sneak attack improving feats from Mercenaries worked this way.

I seem to rmember there being such a feat in the AEG Mercenaries book.

What would a campaign that tried or could use all/any monsters from all/any book look like?

How is the Imperial Supply and Player's Handbook? I always considered buying them but never did. Are they worth it?

Provided the Forces of Good don't show up and this is really a previously undiscovered low or no magic prime with a high tech level then I would give it a few days at most before the whole planet is secretly being run by fiends and their human lackeys.

I think it would be easy enough in a D&D world to get some sort of magical aid to ensure that the pregnancy comes to term and that the two bloodline merge fully.

Inside of a week, or maybe much less, every bit of every single fiendish plane will have been scorched by magically amplified flying teleporting planeshifting invisible living nuclear bombs. Everything fiendish will now be highly radioactive and either immune to radiation or dead. I hope the...

I thought the forty percent onf the rpgnet thread was about a specific store's order, not the entire print run.Though I could be wrong. I certainly hope it isn't forty percent of the print run. And I had to mail order mine! I won't know if it's messed up or not until it gets here. Tension. How...

But it's the keeper of balance! :) I really like using the term "singleminded". It's totalyl accurate and it sounds cool. I could even consider using it as standard special quality when making my own creatures. Also, what exactly does it look like. I know it has claws and its fifteen feet...

Yes, but the Monster Manual says to add the LA to the creature's hit dice, so by their rules a Mephit would be ECL 6, which is insane.

The monster manual say about swarms "A swarm has a single pool of Hit Dice and hit points, a single initiative modifier, a single speed, and a single Armor Class. It makes saving throws as a single creature." So I'm inclined to think that each swarm would count as a single 12 hit die undead...

Wait shouldn't it have five feats? One for first level, two at third level, three at sixth, four at ninth and the five at level twelve. Yeah, that makes sense. And, now that I think about it, why did I give them Blindfighting? They're a swarm, they don't have any attacks except swarming all...

AC? Oh man, you're right! Ok I fixed that, I gave them Great Fortitude as their fort save is just abysmal, and I fixed the special ability DCs as they were all off. I don't know how I didn't notice all that the first time around.

So, Faerl'Elghinn, you're saying Farming should be a Knowledge skill??

I think Farming makes much more sense as a wisdom based skill than an intelligence based one. Farmers are known for their down-home common sense, not for their book learnin'.

Gayly, as if you were doing something very gay. And Ella Drin, as if Ella's last name was Drin. Though the person who was actually playing a Ghaele insisted it should be Gail, like the word for a strong wind.

Examples? Uh, i don't know. How about a ECL 6 mephit. Does that seem right? Or an ECL 8 doppelganger.

Half-orc.

But in d&d the afterlife is a objective truth, a one would think generally accepted fact. At high enough levels you can actually go there and beat up the once living petitioners! Plus, many druids worship gods, both nature gods and others, and obviously those gods would have their own afterlives.