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Re: slight thread hijack I agree completely. Ability score drain is nasty stuff and MUCH simpler. Masters of the Wild has more toughness feats like Dwarf's toughness (+6 hp, prereq: fort +5) and dragon's toughness. If you have the book, that is.

I can understand why people want better Cha skills for sorcerors, but I think many were left off his list because they weren't right for the class. When you think of a sorceror, do you think of a great diplomat? A fantastic trainer of animals? A person who hangs out in bars to suck up all the...

We play regularly, but the last thing I bought was Masters of the Wild when it first came out. How long ago was that? When I'm in Barnes and Noble, I love to peruse the rpg books. But I never buy. Only books I want- the Book of War and the Revised core. Then life will be complete. I'm in the...

villain entry Your life.......or your LUPINS.

Hmm plexiglass----can you use dry-erase on that? I was thinking of getting a square yard of it from Home Depot.

Our OD&D campaign used a shoebox full of LEGO castle mini-figs leftover from our childhood. We had all the cool accessories-weapons, armor, treasure chests, even a dragon. We had it all. We just needed them to show who was attacking what and we didn't really use any hard movement rules. But we...

Ok, still confused.......laughing? screaming? Both? ANyway, the guy seems to have a thing for Geiger's alien is my only, probably unoriginal point. Check the walls and the statues on the cover of S&S. The crouching thing on Fortress, and the demon with the lash on T&B.

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Heheh! Lockwood cops Geiger as well in the Song and Silence cover and the Iron Fortress module cover

One vote for the current tome covers. They're more mature than previous editions. One vote against the dungeon-punk look, although I do agree that its only a select few of the illustrations that are guilty of this: Hennet, Nebbin, and all the armor illustrations in the equipment chapter. The...

New interior artwork.

Its not a question of 'if' it will get made, but 'when'. And I think it will be a feature film. New Line again. 3 hours. Its their biggest cash cow. How could they not make a prequel? Plus the fact that more people have read the hobbit than LotR. And we have the battle of 5 armies. More...

Hmmm. I guess not. Even tho you only had about two hours of intense adventure action, the 8 hours of quiet time you had in your cell probably would have done the trick. From the PHB, it sounds like all you need are 8 hours of uninterrupted rest. Thats all. You don't even have to be asleep the...

elemental sub is a nice one. Just read Tome and Blood all the way through for the first time recently.:)

Re: Re: resting and spellcasting I guess what I mean is that I have difficulty deciding how much virtual time has passed. Sometimes I don't know what to tell the sorcerer when he asks if his mage armor spell is still on. Its an acquired skill I suppose. And thanks for the posts, BTW. ;)

Re: Re: resting and spellcasting I don't have access to the search feature because I'm not registered as a community supporter. I'm more of a lurker. I guess I could take the plunge, but I use paypal. We'll see.

Too much of anything is bad for you. But like you said, gaming is your (other) job. I guess you're allowed to be obsessed with it to a certain degree, if it helps to put food on the table. You know when you are addicted to something if it interferes with your "normal" life. In other words...

Awwww. How boring. :p I guess there is a certain danger to how you describe the action. In last nights game i described it as exactly that- the rays of frost impacted on each other in the middle of the room, disintegrating into a puff of snowflakes.

sometimes the books do forget about its own facing rules, though. I've heard complaints that tower shields introduce facing plus you have monsters like the frostworm that have a facing of something like 5' by 30', which sounds like its actual dimensions rather than the abstract space it takes...

Just used a counterspell last night. It was during the big bad fight at the end of the Sunless Citidel. The player is kinda new to 3e and he thought it was pretty neat to see his ray of frost intercepted like a scud missile. Fight didn't go well, tho. Anyway I have a question and this seems...