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Chaotic Neutral*, and I'd like to add that turqoise bicycle shoe fins actualize radishes greenly. *CG is also a possibility, but I'm a very apathetic person. Same here, although I've never actually played in that setting.

The last character I played was an orc barbarian named Thugdar Smashgud. Is that so bad?

Blue Dragon: Camels? Don't talk to me about camels. I smoke two packs a day as is. *This would probably be more appropriate with a red dragon.

Funny, one of my players just brought this up. An affiliation would make sense for the game I'm running. The PC's are part of The Citadel in Breland (Eberron), specifically the Kings Blades. I think I would have to come up with something entirely seperate from any of the sample ones though. Some...

Apparently I'm a d8. *Sniff* wish I was a d12, I like barbarians.

Only two sessions into our new Eberron game and I've already had my players fight atop the lightning rail. Now I'm curious; how many of you that are DM'ing an Eberron campaign have had a rail-top battle? From previous posts on this site, it sounds like you can't sneeze without hitting someone...

I can't exactly say that that information suprises me. :D Y'know, it's funny. I don't actually want to kill any PC's, but I'm really looking forward to beating seven kinds of hell out of you guys. Thank god* for stabilization through action points eh? *The diety, not the player.

Theres the Aberrent Limbs template from the DMG2.

I'm still fairly new as a GM, but I'd like to think I've learned a few things. 14: Not anticipating player reactions Never assume that when your players encounter "Event A" that they will only react in a specific way. Try and have an idea of how things will go if they try different tactics...

I'd just throw in an orangutan that knows where everything is.

I loaded up my players PC's with some decent goodies in my (Just begun) Eberron campaign. I think if I was going with any other setting I wouldn't have given them as much. Eberron strikes me as an "over the top" setting and I think it begs for a high powered game.

But... but for the luvva (inserty diety here) why?

For my Eberron game, I just gave fighters all of their fighter-only feats (plus a couple of others) and at a slightly advanced progression. Makes sense to me given that they're feats that only* fighters can take anyway. I feel like not allowing the fighters access to the weapon specialiization...

Yikes, that's a kobold? Aren't they supposed to look alot less dangerous than that? :)

We talking centaur-like? Or is this just some poor hooved monkey who can't climb for squat? Anyhow, I'd call it a honkey. :D

Man, this makes me feel like I was stingy with the players in my upcoming Eberron game. I gave them at level 1... 1 masterwork weapon 1 set of masterwork armor (or shield) Craft, Perform and Profession as class skills with 1 free skill rank per/lvl that is ONLY applicable to those skills. (An...

Thats funny, I'm pretty much in the same situation only we use MERP/RM. I haven't quit and we've applied a few house rules that make it a bit more bearable but I still hate the system.

Alter Eyes Transmutation Level: Bard 0, Sor/Wiz 0, Druid 0 Components: V, S Casting Time: 1 standard action Range: Touch Effect: Change in targets eye color Duration: 10 min/lvl Saving Throw: Fortitude negates (harmless) Spell Resistance: yes The caster alters the color and/or shade of the...

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I thought of doing something like this a while ago. Basically the idea was to have a bunch of aberrantly marked characters join up and make their own house. I never developed it and I'm not sure how it would work exactly.