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Fish and Chips were good while I was in England. Most places seemed to do them well. The taverns here on the East Coast (USA) usually dont do as well.

Delicious...not fries. :LOL:

I also am working on a vaati NPC (sage/wizard) and I would enjoy posting the stats for you, when its done.

After solving my vaati/genie issues, I've spent the time compiling an unreliable narrator version of my "Dawn of Time" history. It will seem familiar, as many events are merely re-organized, or one foe swapped for another, in order to fit my mythos. It makes sense to me, and smooths down rough...

My friends are not interchangeable widgets.

Beat me to it.

BTW, The persistence of this thread is exhausting.

Our social contract is usually pretty generic. A player completely controls their character, the DM does not. If they say they do it (within the character framework) they do it. Break the adventure, smack the dragon, go shopping for 6 hours. (Even if I think they should be terrified of a...

This is fine in my opinion, I "think" sometimes the problem arises when people assume the worst and think that the player would do something more extreme, i.e. "was a priest of Kossuth (there are no elemental powers in this game, only warlocks) in a Forgotten Realms game. So, I made him a...

The waffle fries were bad? Unusual.

Jack in the Box was my favorite in the western half of the US.

Anyone played when drow weapons and armor lost their power after leaving the underdark? I think they disintegrated...

I also have done this. (before the actual attunement rules). Wizard attunes/soul binds weapon. Better hope they voluntarily unbinds, or you dispel it before you kill him, or you will have to wait for it to be dispelled. and if it's intelligent? "Screw you" said the sword.

Agreed, i ignore it.

I liked these. Telegraphed their ability by having them cut through a door.

How long would learning this "ability" take? That's the answer I usually use. Or take your next level in the class that can do it. Or use a feat. The answer always makes sense in game logic....and they know the meta answer is sometimes balance. I know I'm rambling tonight but if they say...

I usually tell them when a fighter or other npc does something they cant do..."Well, you haven't lived in their shoes." If its a balanced ability, maybe turn it into a feat...go train with the dude for a month. If its unbalanced for PCs, then its still..."Yes, you can eventually learn it, but...