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i know, but how long time does a CR 1 encounter take.. and how long time does a properly play'd Encounter with a flying dragon take? first levels: Seek the Den/Cave and kil lthe mosnters... Epic: Visit half the world, speak to a hell load of people battle a few minor beings and Engage in a...

Remember that horrid wilting, can hit the players too

The Kobold is a ECL 0 race, like human, dont alter it just because u put on a template...

Well, the Tedious part isn't a part to get fixed, its a Flavor part that COULD get fixed, i.e. by making one of them improving the Crit multiplyer instead.

Agree'd.. Alot of people speed up the way levels are gained, and alot of people dont.. first of all, Epic levels are meants to take longer time to gain than the normal ones and that wizard would have to use alot of his time to gain fighter levels. Another thing is... Imagine the Characters...

If the water is magicaly held in place, why do it *burst out* once the door is opened.. Logic and magic dont work together. Anyway, i would (as a DM) demand a strenght check (to darken the atmosphere) and give them 2d6 damage for hitting the water in the first place, then another d6 per 10...

Well, you could just take a normal rogue without multiclassing.. the Paladin can certainly work as the meatshield... no need for one more

No the falchion wont get too strong, unless.. (as noted above, and explained in the articles.. ) You have Godly strenght...

The best way would probably be the 24 hour period... But i would still allow things to work, after the party has slept 8 hours... and count that as a "end of the day, and the new begins" even though the actual day didn't finish.. So much easier to keep track off.

The damage reduction could also just as well be a special ability *magic* but in a sense still counting in an antimagic field.... And actually in some ways, its a godo thing to swallow *things* as they wont be able to join the big bad battle outside, hence you (the dragon) would be able to kill...

Well you could rule it works like feint attack.. i.e. a bluff check.. but you aren't trying to fool anyone, you just simply not doing your best...

I cant remember if its said anywhere that a dragon can swallow anyone.. but im pretty sure alot of people play it that way.. so lets compare for a while.. and lets say you have an armor reducing the Acid damage taken by 10 each round... lets find a fun *little* 3.0 dragon.. etc. while eaten.. u...

its worth more than challenge rating 1... it got poison, distraction, the apparently free damage dealing, immune to weapons and all the cool vermin and swarm traits, Its AC is fairly good for a CR 1 monster too... i'dd make it a challenge rating 2 or even 3..

look at it this way. You sense the mage coming from behind (you're prepared and ready for action) but unfortunatly he is faster than you, and able to shoot a fireball before you get to really get stable and into position... you turn, and get hit...

If you come up to such a question again, Then ak yourself, If the character trying to avoid the effect (reflex?) anything mindcontrolling? (will) Does the spell itself cause him to make a fortitue save EVEN before the spell takes effect? In this case, it doesn't, U do however have to hit...

I wouldn't count the damage dealt to the gizzard to count against the creatures HP... Then the Ability would be awefully weak... Not only would the sentese "wow i get less damage from being eaten by the dragon than fight it from the front" but if the damage were counted against the creatres hp a...

I cant see the problem of allowing the Character NOT to use all of his strenght and power... A- "Break down the door" B- "Do i really have to? Why dont u jsut lockpick it" A- "Yes you have to! Dont expect me to do everything" B- "o..k... ("bah i wont use all my strenght, maybe it will still...

theres several ways to aproach this, i prefer the way Thanee 's doing it. But you could say, for the dwarft etc, that 24 hours have to pass for the certain use to resotre i.e. he shoots laser several tiems through out the day noted by hours count 1 through 24... so it could look like this...

well, the combat is a big place, there is space for spellcasters, hit and run fighters, special fighters, frontlines meatshield.. etc. which one do you want? an Eagle could be nice, it has very free movement. Then therss the Leopard, with soem good dex and some free movements as well as its...

Well. Read the monsters, i've never tryed you as the DM, and dunno your experience.. But playing the monsters right (not too smart or anything - just as good as they allow it considering wis/int) the monsters get more wacky.. take this example: a Level 6 fighter fighting 1 or 2 Ogres.. (3.0 so...