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"I know a spell of scrying and a spell to contact entities on other planes. Would either of those be of service?"

"You do realize you'll make Varnaag start chanting? Sometimes he even does it well."

"My name is Cort. I am a sorceror. People call me Cort the Sorceror."

My bad, I thought this thread had died. I'm still waiting on an answer for the Corpsecrafter feat line, then I'll put up my guy.

Cort wakes up. "Thank you for the endorsement, sir. I would be happy to help. the sorceror replies. "I assume you all have some sort of questions for us?"

The heroic party notices a white-haired, light-skinned man, in a blue cape, on the right side of the couch snoring softly. His muscles look underformed but he seems extremely attractive nonetheless. His white hair is pretty short. You'd place him at maybe around his early twenties. He seems...

It specifically says it can.

Can we pathfinderize the Corpsecrafter feat line?

I will post our evil cleric buddy tomorrow. :)

Is it alright if I want to play? I could roll up a undead lord cleric or somesuch.

@ wlmartin - Um, no 4e isn't. Evolution implies a common ancestry and similar traits. 1 - Um, yes you do. Because the game is set up with all kinds of fiddly math bits, from tracking the +2 to hit bonus from the laser cleric blasts along with the opponent's restrained penalty and the -2 you...

Ok, that's just condescending. How is it an evolution of what came before, exactly? It sure as hell seems like I hear more that it's an entirely new game, which, strangely enough, I'd rather not hear when I go to buy books labeled with the name of the old one. So why am I paying 100 bucks...

4e adventures! I'd like to start by saying that I bought the 1st edition 4e books the day they came out, and was extremely excited over 4e's release. I played it for a year. Now I can't stand it. Here's why: (I'd also like to thank the men and women of the Gaming Den for showing me some of...

The problem is, the rules ]cover this situation. This isn't building a bamboo hanglider, this is using a spell in the manner it is intended. I wouldn't be having so much of a problem with this, but the fact is it strains both verisimilitude and having the rules if this one guy can randomly be...

I'm going to have to disagree with the use of DM fiat as being a good thing. 1) My style is that the rules exist for a reason, and by God, we are going to use them. So if I wanted to set up that cliche, I'd probably use vile damage on the guy (can't be healed in a nonconsecrated area), or you...

I'm going to throw in "let em kill each other." Better for the story, etc, IMO, and sometimes PvP is necessary - how the hell else is my token sane character supposed to stop the stupid evil idiot from butchering everything in sight?

Congrats to Pathfinder.

We could go with that. He also defeated the crazed "Volcano Prophet" who nearly razed an entire continent one-on-one, then defeated the demon king Abaddon, who single-handedly wiped out an entire planet. He slew Malignus son of Malacarus, a powerful abjurer, by entombing him in ice then...

Hey, I have an idea! Let's play a game based around numbers and math and stuff, but not actually do any math! Won't that be great? In all seriousness, the math IS part of the game. Gary Gygax wrote that the original 3d6 ability scores fit a bell-curve distribution perfectly, but hey, clearly...

Any figures on this? Because from my short time subscribing, I was not impressed. Then they changed the character builder and I heard a lot of people were extremely upset, as well as current outcries over the lack of crunch.