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I can only second Hong - Not Good, indeed. :( Best wishes, and I'll keep hoping.

I know I grew up in the eighties, because I keep thinking "Power Extreme!" and a funny beaming up of armor. :D That said - I'd say it's certainly more powerful than Gloves of Storing, which are 10,000 gp - each. So twice that, 20,000 gp, and another twice for being slotless. I'd say right...

A spear ranger, hm? Well, what're you using for books? Core rules only might be tough, 'cause there's not a lot to support reach weapons. (Interesting idea, though! I like alternate class paths.)

Hm - so confirmation on many of my feelings, but not all. The rogue that regularly uses Disable Device - you say it comes up regularly? What do you use it for, other than traps? (If it's really just traps, obviously no biggie. But I'm always up for new uses for old skills, as it were. :))

Was that a catchy enough title to get people in here? Hm... :) I'm going to be starting a new game in a few months, and I'm taking the intervening time to look over rules that I've found troublesome in the past. One of the things I find most irksome is how skills are handled - and the...

:) Is that really an official title? I know you've worked on some of the books - hell, I own most of 'em - but I didn't know Sage was official. Nifty. :)

I would, too. But since we're in the Rules forum... ;) (Actually, though I like Clothborn armor, it's not just "a" magical item in my game. It's more a unique, quasi-artifact thing.)

By that logic, how do they account for population increases over time? I mean, if there's only a finite number, where are the extras coming from? Extending that further, where are the souls for awakened animals coming from? (I'm tempted to make a "dun-dun-dah!" sound, but I won't! :D )

Technically, Nightfall, that's not quite true. The exact phrasing says that "Clothborn armor rarely has enhancement bonuses beyond the armor's inherent armor bonus" (Emphasis added.) There's nothing that says it can't have an enhancement bonus added, and, at only 21,500 GP (for any type? I...

Four days - three since it's slipped off the first page. Anyone have any comments? At all? Does this neat lack of anything mean "sure, it's balanced," or "oh, gods, make it go away!"? Anything? :( ;)

I'm not sure your point about "save the necessity of preparing..." You still have to prepare them, after all.

I'm working out a new ability that ought to be the rough power equivalent of a feat, so I thought "well, I'll do it up as a feat, and see how that works." Thoughts? Too strong, too weak? Focused Combatant [General] You've learned to focus on one opponent at a time, though you leave...

Well, there's this one, which I'm fairly fond of...

Hm - good ideas, both. I'll think about it. Anyone have any ideas for the everyday consequences of such a race? They're roughly as common as, say, elves in your average D&D world - so what would it mean if all elves could read your basic, low-level thoughts, all the time?

For a number of reasons, I'm developing a race for my campaign world that I'd like to have low-level powers of mind reading - but I have no idea how to work it, mechanically. On top of that, I've been thinking about ramifications, but haven't came up with much other than "they're really hard to...

That is perhaps one of the best methods I've ever seen. Consider it stolen.

I wasn't sure about it initially, but I like the fact that it's a cleric spell. That takes care of my concerns, I think.

I voted no - but then, I'm running a game in which there's only one diety, too, and concepts (by and large) don't have corporeal embodiments. Except amongst the fey, but they're... different. I remember RangerWickett had an interesting thread about this a while back, though. You might want...

Uh... Khaalis? I've gotta ask, 'cause I'm curious as anything. Where'd the post you quoted come from? I can't find the thing anywhere.

Something seemed odd here, so I did my math again - my way, and yours. Mine turned out the same. Using your method, I wasn't ending up with the same answer you did - I finally figured out why, and I'll bring it up in a moment. Though logically that makes sense, near as I can tell, you get...