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I have an Invoker. It better be once per turn. It would make Divine Protection crappier if the minions already did their o-attack. With 100,000 members at this time I know to make my posts count.

>> A decisive action is prompt. In other words there's no way to know enough about it. And even that we know a certain amount there's still a tendancy towards something specific. I prefer professional settings. If I wanted a character I could be satisfied with I'd create mine from my own...

0. It depends on your philosophy. Number three mentioned is for the one-sided arguments about a class not being good enough I've read. 7. If you're playing for points it should be professional. I also play chess. I guess you could consider DnD more kiddish.

Conversely there are people who don't even know about the game and/or don't plan on playing it at all. The low-down it's good at trying to improve your improvised acting skills and somewhat of a math test with the die-rolling numbers.

A personal preference like most things. It's not something that happens automatically. I play a fair share of games as it is. If I get around to that particular game maybe you'll see me play it.

:cool: Is it weak because it wasn't designed that way ahead of time? I'm not going to overobjectify. It's safe to say it's very rare. Chances are the character did his/her bit for king and country before kicking the bucket. That's a difference between fiction and reality. Part of the Upper...

To give you an idea of who I am. Type in 'Fictions Upper Limit' in google. Or ask around for my ideas on it. ;) I also have reservations about giving out free legal advice if it works.

Simply reviewing the game to see why DnD should be played. I'm not asking for a ban at all, I'm wondering what the criteria should be and some questions. 1. Most of the players should be over 13 to play? 2. All players have to expect rules changes? 3. You should expect satisfaction and...

There are many variants of choices, characters, classes, and sub-classes, maybe even super-classes. I'll rate overall. I'm going off that you've played before. I'm pretty new at this too. Assassin - 2. You subject to shroud then hit. A stealthy fighter type. Cleric - 3. Average as...

Hey, everyone. ;) I haven't been playing DnD for long but in every game that's huge like this, the creators have to come out with a sub-class. A Swordmage and a Paladin are essentially a fighter-like character. They trade damage for other powers. A Rogue deals tons of damages but loses...