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Oh. My. Sagiro, you are brilliant.

Nice! You could D&Dify it even more by calling it Bigby's Bouncing Betties.

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Dice have a way of kicking you in the nads for being confident in your character's abilities. :)

Another option for out-of-combat healing: play a wand-smith. For strongest results, make it an artificer. -blarg

There's a PrC in one of the Fiend Folios - I think it's called Hellbreaker. They get 1/rnd swift action healing, which makes them surprisingly effective healers. They can also bring the pain quite nicely.

Here are the first few reasons that come to mind: 1) The basic d20 engine is a freaking awesome workhorse. 2) The psionics module from 3.5 is the best one ever made for D&D. 3) If we stick to only d20SRD.org material, everybody has easy access to it. It is basically just core + psionics. 4)...

For what it's worth, at the moment this thread has me leaning towards E6. -blarg

Woot! Thanks, Wik. :)

Noooo.... I really really want psionics! I've never played Dark Sun, and I've always been told that it's got psionics in it. I've never played a psionic character before, so this was going to be my opportunity for it! If you want to run a Conan game, I'd be down with a psionics-free Conan...

This is definitely my favourite response in this thread. Cursed items ftw! -blarg

And use an asbestos envelope.

I'm planning on painting mine. I want the tummy scales to be a proper beige colour. He also needs something cooler than a flat black base.

You can't take this guy from me.

That was awesome!! We've been waiting for that strip for what, 11 years now?

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Here's a quick & dirty facsimile, Pcat: CA: +2 AC, +3 att, +2 dam, SA 1/turn CA & Bloodied: +2 AC, +4 att, +15 dam, SA 1/turn Bloodied: +1 att, +8 dam I wanted to make sure it was distinctive, easy to read, and didn't take up too much space on her sheet.

The net effect of increasing attack bonuses is that combats will tend to resolve quicker. If you're okay with fights ending faster, then have at it. If you're currently satisfied with encounter pacing, then it might not be the best fit. Given the house rules you have in place, personally I'd...

My wife's rogue has a bunch of conditional modifiers, largely dependent on whether the target is bloodied, granting CA, or both. I made her a little chart that's basically a venn diagram, with the total modifiers tallied up in each section. She seems quite happy with that solution.

Frankly, I don't understand how I'm going to be told off about either skill by a blow-up doll. -blarg