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And a quick note concerning something said in the last thread (since nearly no one will be reading that anymore). Yes, the Colorado fans were bad as well, and it saddens me. Both teams played honorably, it's unfortunate that the fans on BOTH sides were not so. Instead of respecting the other...

It depends, if the Wings win both game 1 and 2, then they'll sweep. If Canes win either 1 or 2, it will go 6 games. If Canes win both 1 and 2, well, I guess the detroit plane already crashed. In short, the canes don't have a chance.

Well, let's just say that this quote basically sums me up: Well, not exactly. I mean, I don't say "w00+!!" And technically, I don't have the cloak of charisma YET. And I have FOUR levels of paladin.... Yeah yeah, stop staring. I'm a powergamer at heart.

By the rules, she would lose her powers for using alchemist fires, burning oil, shields, chairs, etc. ONLY what's on her list, that's it. Anything else is a house rule.

Being a Colorado fan, I can sum up my thoughts in one word: meh. Sure, I'm disappointed, but oh well. We won last year, we won when we had a purpose and a driving force. We won when it counted, we got our Cup. I would have wanted a better game, a close, nail biting game, but the result...

I'd allow him to do it, simply because it cost him 72,000 gp to do so. That's a hell of a lot of gold to spend on a weapon that you won't use much, and if used simply for the AC, there are other, more cost effective ways to raise it.

I agree, your DM is a malicious bastard. Your wish should be "I wish that this ring was real so that I could throw it at the DM".

Well, selling looted weapons are armor is worth good gold. Depending on who you fight, the enemy's gear is worth more than the actual gold on them. We used to loot every monster we found, and we ended up with about 500-1,000 gold after every encounter, which is far from bad.

Educate him on FR. I know next to nothing about the Forgotten Realms because my DM is a nazi about us knowing anything. He has forbidden us from looking at the history or anything on FR. The only thing I know about the Forgotten Realms is from the Baldur's Gate manuals. He might be somewhat...

How about you talk to the DM and make sure you won't pervert the meaning of your wish?

I second this. I played a monk from level 5 to 9, and used my stunning fist almost always. I had a high wisdom too, 18, but stunning fist never worked. In the span of about 30 fights, I stunned exactly... no one.

I don't really think adamantine arrows will find a place in my campaign, but if you are going to make them, base them on rules that already exist. 50 adamantine arrows cost as much as an adamantine dagger would, and they count as +1. They are destroyed when they hit, or have a 50% chance of...

The Wings will win, but not without a serious fight. That has two meanings, since I'm sure that there will be at least one instance where gloves fly and fighting major penalties are dished out. Wings in 6 or 7.

Ok, fine, let's bring up this point. You spare the children, now what? Do you let them starve to death in a few weeks? Do you let them die due to lack of shelter? Do you let them be wiped out by the first wolf they run across? (since they are helpless, by your definition. No one in that...

Sorry for going a little off topic... Why would a Paladin be against sneak attacking? That's like saying "Ok, you can kill me, but you can't go for the head. I mean, rip out my heart or chop off my leg, but don't hit me in the throat!" I mean, when your aim is to kill, why would it matter...

Not really, but it's the fact that the spell doesn't start taking effect until NEXT round that's a killer.

In the DnD world, evil is evil, not "what the general populace thinks as evil". There is no ambiguity (sp?) on that. Evil is evil, they rape, murder, pillage, etc. There are few races in the world that are predominately evil, at least not in the sense that hobgoblins are. Almost all...

If my character dies, I b**** and moan for a little bit, go upstairs and play the computer for a little bit while the rest of the party decides what to do with me, and then raise the character if I liked him a lot, or just scratch up a new character concept that I've had in my head for a little...

Well, we are kind of forced to roll play. Simply put, that's the only way we can gain experience, literally. Our DM doesn't give a single experience point outside of combat, and he complains that no one role plays. Gee, I wonder why. Would you rather talk your way out of combat with Joe Orc...

You only need it to be down for one round, and then there are obvious reasons why Death Knell is superior to a CDG. It will make you more powerful, it will work if you don't have any acid/flaming, and... well, that's all, but I don't see why CDG it would be better than Death Knelling it.