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LOL That's funny! I have to do that to my players sometime :) But were your characters killed? BTW, what does "advanced 20/25 hindsight" mean?

Of course not! They don't even exist! At most they live under some hills, also called Sídhe. Yeah, makes no sense... Everybody knows that they all live in the fires of hell, under the earth, while the Angels of Our Lord keep them under control. EDIT: Oh wait! We're talking 4E D&D ;)

Thank you! Those are great ideas.

Ok, here's a synopsis of this setting: This empire, the Galkian Empire, is now threatened by the recent alliance of the 5 barbarian kingdoms, while the royal family, descendants of the god Zeldin, has degenerated into a bunch of fops, cowards, madmen and evil schemers that do their best to...

LOL True, but that is about to change radically :) Doh! Obviously :blush: But I wanted to make it more interesting than just combat, or combat with a SC mixed in. One of them is the 2nd prince; there is 1 or 2 elements in the family interested in gaining power; they don't hold land but are...

Hi! I started a campaign where all PCs are either princes, or related to the royal family. They're all level 1. You know, young royalty who spend their days practicing calligraphy, floral arrangements, fencing and some magical practice. The first sessions will bespent entirely on the court...

Is this the new Rick Roll?

Nooo! But you had it right the first time! 20 fire and cold damage is fire and cold damage at the same time! That's what happens when one tries to read the rules as if it was legal text ;)

That's why there is a FAQ... I know it doesn't sound clear, but it is also very easy to read that as "in addition". It doesn't say "instead" or "becomes" explicitly, either. "All radiant damage from your attack is fire damage" = radiant damage + fire = radiant fire damage. But never mind, this...

No, check Ryujin's post above. A Radiant Smite with a Flaming Weapon (activated) deals radiant AND fire damage.

It's very nice, but it would be even nicer if you put the projector under the tablemat. Then you woudn't have that big box over the table, nor miniatures casting shadows, and overall it would be more clean and open :) I have to try that too, sometime, when i find a projector and a nice...

Except invisible creatures don't provoke OA. I think this is a job for Rule 0 and create the funniest effect you can come up with. At least they should collide and the one who looses an Athletics check gets pushed away 1 or 2 squares, and they both make an Acrobatics check to not falling prone...

That's true! I was thinking that only dragon sorcerers had that secondary stat bonus

No, you only get the Abilities modifiers you get written on the power (except for stuff like the Dragon Sorcerer class feature). If you were supposed to add Cha. mod. to the primary attack as well as the secondary attacks, why would the power write the Cha. bonus on the primary and not on the...

I always thought 2E was all about suing fans ;)

Isn't Survivour that reality tv show about people in a desert island? I mean, the programme the OP based off to do this thread? If it's not then the joke got totally lost, sorry EDIT: Damn these sleepy mornings at work...

Survivour has a lot of skin showing, and nice tanned bodies. Doing it otherwise wouldn't be Survivour ;)

NOOOO! I voted for the rogue to stay! :-S I wanted him gone so much that I voted before reading the text... But hopefully the other one wins. Not that I prefer the fighter, I just don't like the rogue

What about spears? Aren't those very primal? A halberd or a glaive is just the same as a spear but with a bigger or wider tip. Anyway, everyone should know real world history has nothing to do with the D&D world!

Die Rogue, Die! (I'm tired of repeating the same arguments over and over again)