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Multiple Abilities Dependency. It happens when a character build relies on several different ability scores to be effective.

Oh yes it does EDIT: You meant heavy armor, surely. Anyway, you're right. The only thing a Paladin gains from Dexterity is more Initiative. Well.. and then there's Reflex... It's hard for a Paladin to get a good reflex save without a shield (I don't like shields, I always go for BIG weapons)...

Yeah, that! ;) I've never seen one. Also, there's no store in Madrid doing that, apparently :( So I voted No, my local stores aren't participating. Another thing: Father's Day is on March 19th! :mad:

Very versatile, though :)

Yeah there's also the Druid and Invoker multiclass feats. But with this house rule who would choose paragon multiclassing? (Then again, who picks paragon multiclassing? I know it never caught my interest...)

This! It's easy :) Also having your life-force drained to maintain a powerful ritual feels so much more magical than dropping 3 extra bags of gold in that magic circle. It feels more personal and more magical, cause you have a piece of yourself in there.

I was just planning on doing an all Bard 4E game :) Not for your players' motives, just because it might be fun. I'll definitely check your docs out :D That and "Soul Music" Thanks!

WTF?!?! So not expecting that... :-S

So what is that bad thing? The NPC will give your PC a stupid hair-do? The dog will soil the carpet?

Are there different versions of the PHB? ;) Blazing Beacon does not improve any kind of healing, it just gives +4 power bonus to ranged *attacks* against the target

It's just a signature Druid power. Imagine these gnolls guarding the entrance to the temple of Yeenoghu. A thick mist starts to form near them, quickly expanding until it swallows them. Suddenly you hear metal slashing throw flesh and leather. Next thing the mist vanishes and you see a group of...

Like the real historical druids. They had to chop down forests to build Stonehenge and all the stone circles. And their homes too. Ooooooh! Great idea! :D

I'm playing now on an all gay, all male group :) It's funny, especially the fairy gnome feylock "Twinkle", which is extremely camp. And it's the first time I play with other gay guys. Edit: About sexuality in D&D: I once DM'ed a campaign about a feminist conspiracy to rule the world, and the...

Now I so want to play an all Bard party!!! A band having all kinds of adventures, like the Bremen Town Musicians, or the blue guys from Interstella 5555, or what the hell, the Beatles :P

I read the whole Star creation guide, and I loved it! The possibilities are very interesting, it's very simple, and it's really easy to change it to a Harry Potter style of game. It looks more narrative oriented, but you can have all sorts of (teen) adventures with it. Anyway, I don't see why it...

It was well deserved. The cockroach had no funny lines, just dumb remarks.

I would! I just wish D&D had more male barbarians in undergarments. ;) EDIT: Anyway, I believe the male and female body is beautiful. It's very artistic. As long as it is done decently, of course. It's not like people use their D&D books as erotica.

this made me laugh! :D Awwwhhh That's cute :) The mother of monsters is a giant echidna? A bit spiky, but cute. The free-form spell idea is great. I once was kinda introducing D&D to a girl, she wanted to play a wizard and right away started saying what kind of spells she wanted. It was a big...

I kinda liked it. It was a soap opera with magic, some funny moments and, as someone said, the main characters were powerful women, and you don't see that much.

Hey, there's a start! Better than getting free publicity only from anti-occult groups, is also having controversy in the pagan groups ;) Anyway, congratulations on this game, sounds like a great idea :)