Search results

Yuan-ti and Kaorti get my voice, too. Furthermore, I'd love to see something shadar-kai related.

Sutekh is , I think.

Nice work :). How exactly did you handle the "sharpshooting" assassin? Did she miss for drama's sake, or did the dice work against you :D? I'm looking forward to the meeting with Shir Kh ... uh, Siddhartha. Something tells me to expect carnage. :p

Sounds like a PC's past is coming back to haunt him ... but I may just be reading too much into the assassin's thoughts ;). This is a dire turn of events for the characters, indeed ... I'm looking forward to how the Skalliska arc develops. Nice writing, as usual :).

IK beats Dragonmech, hands down. And you should have no problem to "mech up" the setting just by advancing the timeline somewhat.

If you refer to the shark I'm thinking about, there's a replacement for that encounter on Bruce Cordell's homepage somewhere.

I have to agree. I missed the "starting" adventures in Dungeon Magazine back then, but I think I could even recommend the SC hardcover to anyone who *has* collected all the magazines. There's so many little improvements in there that just click and fit in with the rest - rumors, little details...

Thanks :) that's the way I advanced him, because just giving him 1st level psion abilities seemed weak. Now, the baddie has 4 additional psion levels, and a whopping 301 power points. Can't wait to spring this one on my players.

Thanks a lot, Patryn :). That was really helpful. Just for clarification purposes: The ulitharid would gain all the benefits of a 1st level psion, including "powers known" and power points (but excluding starting skill multiplier and starting feats). It would manifest as a 14th level psion...

Hi folks, in the process of designing an ulitharid LBEG for my current campaign, I hit upon a problem. Here's hoping that some of the knowledgeable ENworlders out there may be able to help me out :): The Mind Flayer, Ulitharid entry in "Lords of Madness" states that a) Advancement: by...

:eek: Now, THIS ... is where it gets interesting (and proceeds to intentionally tease the reader). The PCs are rather ... quick at bonding as a group, aren't they? Given that they hardly know each other, I'd have assumed they'd harbour some more suspicions about each other's "true" motivations...

Nice to see you disregarding other peoples' honest opinion as "blather" without giving them any further thought. Wow ... :confused:. It's my opinion based on: - my impression of Frostburn and Sandstorm (I admit to bias) and - my quick (~10 to 15 minutes) flipping through the pages of...

Yes, it's a Dragon feature. Usually, it covers a complete writeup, background information and history, a look at primary worshipers and/or some sample NPCs/monsters and a look at the realm. [edit]Beaten by demiurge. But I shall have my revenge! *plots*

No, I'm not getting it. If they'd come up with a book that really took care of everything concerning (under)water hazards, combat and locations, it'd be another matter entirely. I just don't need another feat/spell/prC book like that. Wasted opportunity :(.

Not a balance thing, but rather a logical problem I have with this. Now, while I don't think that the scout's skirmish ability has anything to do with greater force behind the attack, it has, in fact, to do with moving quickly while at the same time attacking precisely. This may be in part...

Dex as well as Con :). The [divine] feat you're thinking of is probably this? Didn't find anything relating to AC. There were some weird ability-related feats in Complete Adventurer, though - maybe one of them fits the bill (don't have the book handy right now).

Love it, since I like the scout class, but really dislike the "5ft, then 5ft. backpedal" tactic that has become so common. [edit]adding DD as a class skill, I don't really know ... probably will houserule it the "old way".

I think isoChron hit the nail on the head, there :) and PrinceZane, you and him aren't really contradicting each other. Using the example put forth earlier, Spell Immunity would protect a character from a spell that is both a) named "Flame Strike" and b) a spell of 4th level or lower Once one...

The Forsaker wasn't exactly a balanced class, though ;).

Great stuff, and just what I was looking for :). Thanks a lot.