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Blibdoolpoolp 20 Corellon Larethian 11 Deep Sashelas 18 Garl Glittergold 27 Grolantor 15 Hruggek 23 Kurtulmak 25 Laogzed 19 Lolth 15 Maglubiyet 18 Moradin 23 Rillifane Rallathil 19 Sehanine Moonbow 19 Sekolah 16 Semuanya 19 Skerrit 5 - 2 = 3 Surtur 14 Thrym 26 + 1 = 27 Yondalla 23 Need to...

Blibdoolpoolp 19 Corellon Larethian 10 Deep Sashelas 18 Garl Glittergold 27 Grolantor 15 Gruumsh 2 Hruggek 22 Kurtulmak 25 Laogzed 19 Lolth 17 Maglubiyet 18 Moradin 25 Rillifane Rallathil 19 Sehanine Moonbow 19 Sekolah 16 Semuanya 19 Skerrit 8 - 2 = 6 Surtur 16 Thrym 25 + 1 = 26 Yondalla 23 I...

Blibdoolpoolp 23 Corellon Larethian 15 Deep Sashelas 18 Garl Glittergold 24 Grolantor 17 Gruumsh 10 Hruggek 21 Kurtulmak 23 Laogzed 18 Lolth 15 Maglubiyet 18 Moradin 26 Rillifane Rallathil 20 Sehanine Moonbow 19 Sekolah 18 Semuanya 21 Skerrit 16 -2 = 14 Surtur 18 Thrym 24 +1 = 25 Yondalla 23...

Blibdoolpoolp 23 Corellon Larethian 16 Deep Sashelas 18 Eadro 10 - 2 = 8 Garl Glittergold 22 Grolantor 19 Gruumsh 14 Hruggek 20 Kurtulmak 22 Laogzed 22 Lolth 18 Maglubiyet 18 Moradin 25 Rillifane Rallathil 19 Sehanine Moonbow 20 Sekolah 18 Semuanya 21 Skerrit 18 Surtur 20 Thrym 23 + 1 = 24...

Blibdoolpoolp 24 Corellon Larethian 17 Deep Sashelas 20 Eadro 14 Garl Glittergold 20 Grolantor 19 Gruumsh 16 Hruggek 20 Kurtulmak 20 Laogzed 23 Lolth 19 Maglubiyet 19 Moradin 24 Rillifane Rallathil 20 Sehanine Moonbow 19 Sekolah 18 Semuanya 20 Skerrit 20 Skoraeus Stonebones 8 Surtur 20 Thrym 22...

Although, I could see a rewrite similar to the ending of Red Hand of Doom where, the PCs armed with Dragonlances or other MacGuffins, might be able to withstand her avatar/presence and engage in a battle with her shadow. Still epic.

Correct. The AD&D stats for avatars in Dragonlance were a pointless ridiculous waste of space. The avatar could deal 1 to 1000 damage to you, its choice. Instead, you get a chance to lock a goddess away and stymie her return, a more realistic approach.

If encumbrance is enforced, it's unlikely any character without a wagon full of weapons at their side has access to numerous spears and javelins for ammo. With the loading property, don't see it being a big deal.

Looking at what some folks have offered, did the following (we resume this weekend): Sent a private message to party's wizard that he's been "tethered" enough to get a feel for how the energy connection works, and he might be able to "nuke" himself to send an energy surge back, albeit at the...

Bahamut 8 - 2 = 6 Blibdoolpoolp 22 Corellon Larethian 18 Deep Sashelas 20 Eadro 16 Garl Glittergold 21 Grolantor 19 Gruumsh 16 Hruggek 20 Kurtulmak 18 Laogzed 22 Lolth 20 Maglubiyet 18 Moradin 21 Rillifane Rallathil 19 Sehanine Moonbow 19 Sekolah 20 Semuanya 20 Skerrit 20 Skoraeus Stonebones 16...

Bahamut 16 - 2 = 14 Blibdoolpoolp 21 Corellon Larethian 17 Deep Sashelas 20 Eadro 20 Garl Glittergold 21 Grolantor 20 Gruumsh 18 Hruggek 20 Kurtulmak 18 Laogzed 21 Lolth 21 Maglubiyet 18 Moradin 21 Rillifane Rallathil 20 Sehanine Moonbow 20 Sekolah 20 Semuanya 20 Skerrit 20 Skoraeus Stonebones...

It's not D&D art. An image search turned it up as a free wallpaper download of a "fire demon," artist unknown. The wiki shaves off the website in the bottom right corner. His avatar is actually more like a sphere of annihilation, and in a 3E mega adventure, one of his servants taking his form...

Mona (Paizo head publisher) said about Patherfinder's generic setting in a 2018 online interview: "We’ve got lots of different flavors to choose from. It’s a full service campaign setting." While I couldn't locate the original quote about sales, I get the idea and it works (now). Rather than...

It's all relative of course. But, it makes me thing of the 1980's blunder for "New Coke." For those who recall, Coca-Cola decided it'd be a great idea (called an "intelligent risk") to adopt a new formula because of some taste tests. The greatest-of-all-time blunder was that those loyal to the...

After 50+ pages, amazed that the word "kender" can evoke so much passion from a setting that's been out of print for two decades. The UA should have started with something simpler, like Irda.

They're true to the AD&D rules with actual turn-based combat on a grid and original magical items/equipment. No "everything moving at once and you can't aim your fireballs." In that sense, it's identical to today's D&D combat. Pool of Radiance was hardcore in that you could take on "hirelings"...