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Reminds me of what was described as "Justinian-Stealth" in our last campaign. We were travelling with the true crown prince of the empire during a time when his cousin had seized the throne, and he was forced to seek outside help. We'd all given him lectures on keeping a low profile, so as not...

What is the particular portfolio of this evil god, and abilities-wise, how has this posession changed your character? That might offer some clues on how to proceed.

I've always liked the Discworld take on it, where the decades long courtships of dwarven couples mostly revolve around finding out if the prospective mate is the gender you're hoping for.

In the campaign world I play in, druids generally have a god which they draw their particular take on druidism from, but all druids are part of the overall community and draw their power from the world (itself a sleeping god, but that's unnecessary to the discussion). So, a NE druid of Litan...

Well, I should have specified that it is the last episode. Different credits, no preview and all that ^_^

*Spoiler Answer* Well, if you watch past the end credits, you'll notice a single bright star die in the sky. That, given the previous story about a star dying when a warrior does, as well as the story of the immortal cat dying that Spike tells Jet before he goes off to...

*nod* I'm rather inclined to go for the wizard feat progression with psionic related feats myself. Glad to have some agreement.

Hi all. My DM is currently thinking of replacing the PHB sorceror with a modified version of the psion, the later fitting his idea of the sorceror niche in his campaign world better, despite not liking the psionic paradigm very much otherwise. In any case, as the member of the group who hangs...

Perhaps a different question. Does it make more sense to you that a dwarven fighter gets rapier proficiency or greatsword proficiency for free but not dwarven waraxe?

Exactly. With a racial weapon such as a longsword or rapier for an elf, instruction for all elves growing up is mandatory. For Weapon Familiarity, an Urgosh would be among the weapons a dwarven Fighter, Ranger, Paladin, Barbarian, Aristocrat or Warrior would be taught the use of. For them it...

It isn't automatic weapon proficiency. It was said that for dwarves, the urgosh would be treated as a martial weapon. Thus, a fighter would have automatic proficiency in it, but not a dwarven wizard. If it were like the longsword or bow for an elf, any dwarf could automatically use one.

Only 26 episodes

This came up in an old 2e game I ran. I believe my solution was to ask the player in question. "Dude, you're a _paladin_ with an 18 charisma and a noble backround. You don't have to be chaste, but for god's sake come up with lines a few steps above the current 'Hey, you and me should go out...

Yup, all five got through on my end. Just passed them on. Thanks again.

If the player is that picky, I'm pretty sure the name is 'Aoskar'

Thanks Grodog. Second try came through just fine

I've been following for a while now, but this just keeps getting better and better. I'll be adding my voice to the "Wow" chorus. Would anyone be able to send me the compiled version? I think my DM would enjoy this, but he's sans internet just now.

You'd think it would change things so that the leaders of both sides would be the dominating force. Keep in mind though, that in SHARK's world, your average city guard post is going to have at least one 20th level half-celestial ^_- This is ground breaking epic stuff.

Would assassinating Gethenon really work though. Despite usually getting the perspective of the Vallorean empire, the forces of darkness on Shark's world seem very stalwart themselves. If there is anything these armies are lacking, it certainly isn't qualified military leaders. Just as...

Did you let it get past the logos? Everything before the second New Line Logo was fullscreen for me, then it switched.