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Yeah, I have the same problem with a Large Warhammer: Warhammer: 1d8/x3 Large Warhammer: 2d6/x3 ...and yet the Maul in FRCS is a 1d10/x3 weapon. . . . An unrelated nitpick: the saber is too powerful. Why would anyone use a long sword instead of a saber? Saber: medium martial, 1d8/19-20x2...

Re: The Ranger Archetype and the Rogue Class That about sums it all up.

Ring of Sustenence. Celestial. Paladin Mount (or Awakened Special Cohort).

Uh... Uh... Chapter and verse, please. I expect a page number from the PHB that supports your claim. I would also like you to explain to me why a godless cleric could not be a religious official. Also, I would like to know why your version of a cleric is strictly "European Middle Ages"...

Nah, that was Haldor. (And he didn't die in the books. Nor were there elves at Helm's Deep.)

Re: Rearranging the Ranger; Part III Select what you want then Ctrl-C? :)

[B] Understood. [B] Got it. I recognize the discrepancy that you are refering to: In the first instance, there is limitless divine energy, while in the second, divinity is limited. In the case of an infinite amount of philosophies or causes, there can always be a new philosophy that can be...

I like any degree of magic as long as three requirements are met: 1) The amount of magic does not bog down the speed of play. 2) The amount of magic is plausable in the campaign world. 3) The game is significantly different (supernaturally) than the real world. Explanation: 1) Oftentimes...

I'm in DENIAL! :)

I am using "minis" to mean any sort of visual representation about what is going on in a given combat situation; be it figurines, dice, tokens, a whiteboard, some books, a battlemat, or whatever. I am not a Games Workshop Minis-Fascist, if that's what you mean. :) [B] I know how to visualize...

I dislike Rangers as written. I don't really care about their power level or the front-loadedness of the class. The game-balance issue doesn't really bother me. (Even though I've seen a lot of fellow RPers take one level just for the goodies.) My main beef is the flavor of the ranger...

*Throws eggs at all of the addicts* Losers! ;)

Maybe at low levels, but placing a Fireball, or a Cone of Cold or working out who is hit by the dragon's breath, is kinda difficult without a battlemap. I just find it easier to properly adjucate a combat with more than two bad guys with some visual representation. There are just too many...

It totally depends on what I want from my world. Right now I have three basic concepts I am working on: 1) A world where the evil gods won and the whole world is tainted with the battle amongst themselves for dominance. 2) A pseudo Rokugan with each clan a different PHB race and the Emperor is...

I have never played DnD without some form of miniatures or a battlemap. (Even using dice as placeholders.) I think it would take too much work to make DnD playable without miniatures. I'd rather just play Exalted. :)

An adamantine familiar carrier.

The only thing better than a griffon... ...is a celestial griffon. :)

I second In Nomine. That is a pretty good game. I didn't want to play it forever, but it had it's perks. . . . Honestly, my only problem with having a real-world Christian RPG is that the options are kinda limiting. I mean, there are really only three "races": humans, angels, and devils. You...

Is this still the case?

Okay, sorry. I realize what you are trying to get at: Just because Islam exists in the real world doesn't mean that it has to exist word for word in the PHB. Nor does UU exist word for word in the PHB (nor would I want it to.) When I brought up the UU, I was attempting to explain the idea that...