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I do agree the idea of an unarmored martial butt kicker seems cool. And the Monk is intended on being a melee combatant thru all levels. They can get some feats to help them with this BUT and a big but at that, there is a problem. The problem is thier lack of ability to cause damage, well its ok...

Never done this so I would be interested in knowing how it works. Thorncrest

The back of the 3rd edit MM ,I thought I read +2 what page is the +4 on?

I have players that are interested in the half fiendish template, as we are playing a Lawfull Evil campaign, Hextor Clerics etc. Am I correct its only a +2 level adjustment? With all those immunities, and bonuses? Same thing with half Celestial package a lot of bonuses for the cost of 2 levels...

To charge a dwarf a feat to use a Dwarven axe has never made since to me. So in our campaigns Dwarves dont have to. If the 1/2 Orc is raised with Orcs then he will have the weapons they commonly use, if raised by humans he will have the weapons known there. Elves and their bows, not charged an...

We have such a kingdom in our "game world" We have over the years in different campaigns introduced several kingdoms that have a dozen or so beast rider/scouts. They are very expensive to keep and dangerous if one gets out and hunts on its own, We usually will use Griffons or hippogriffs, for...

rogues cant sneak attack another rogue 4 levels their superior correct? Does the same apply for an Assassin? Thorncrest

invisibility is a 1 person spell... 1 person and their gear turn inviso. Another person hiding under your cloak, or behind you will not have any cover period. I dont understand the arguement? Read the spell its very plain 0 room for arguement. If you hide behind something completly transparent...

What about an assassin? Can he get his assassin death strike using a thrown or projectile withen 30'? (We play yes to both questions but I have heard many say no) whats your take? ThornCrest

most importantly can a rogue back stab move 5' and do it again? We have an 8th Assassin with silence Personal, invisibility & dual weild. He has in last nights game, killed 2 in one round, using his death strike 1st & a sneak attack 2nd. It was my ruling as the DM that although he studied both...

grapple = 1d4 subdual +str in damage when you throw a guy around slamming into furniture concrete etc then its 1/2 hit points 1/2 subdual damage this is our house rule. Choke hold or limb submission can cause straight hit pionts and brake bones. ThornCrest

yes and I had a player quote it for me in his own defense it seemed at the time to be clearly written, and it does say under the half class-they are to be treasted as orcs for spells etc. He was an exceptionally large half orc 23 str 7 foot fighter, and his weapon was a large double or dire...

about those prestige classes... commoners, warriors craftsmen most common Fighters and rogues, most common of the npc & pc classes rangers, barbarians and second most common, especialliy in the area we call Midguard. Cerics, sages, bards, academics, nobles, would be next then sorcerer, wizard...

that would depend on your history... If the Palidin has been used to you stealing money from the potential "party fund" and not telling the party then yah! he has every right to be suspicous. If your a rogue and your looting and putting things away and deliberately not telling the party, then...

you would be under yes sometimes but given importance of roll and in your case importance of roll would be -for combat. Thorncrest

then you would pick the first one "no never" the first choice would be no not never wouldnt think of it...thats you then Thorncrest

I meant to post a poll on this thread, so everyone and myself could see what the other groups do.

I meant dual weild I thought the Dual Strike feat just allowed additional bonuses to hit when flanking. No extra attacks. That would be a no. ThornCrest

Players just dont know how many times I have killed them in combat with a crit or a series of good rolls. I can pull my punches from behind a screen and control the game. But I have found rolling in front of the players creates a lot more excitment as everyone stares at my dice, waiting for it...

Can somebody tell me what the change is. I am DM'ing tonight and 1 of my players is a Warlock. Thorncrest