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Which is ridiculous, because APA is clearly superior. Thaumaturge.

Dwarven Rogue (Assassin) Human Paladin (Oath of the Ancients) Tiefling Feypact Warlock (Chain?) Dragonborn Paladin (Oath of Vengeance) Dwarven Sorcerer (Wild Magic) Human Bard (College of Valor) I enforced pretty strict secrecy as they were planning their characters and told them to make what...

Because then you'd get another d4 irrespective of positioning? I know you don't like it as a flanking bonus. We've covered that elsewhere. I brought it up in this discussion for the OP. Thaumaturge.

:( Ok. I'm bad at gloating, too. Thaumaturge.

EnWorlders: Surprisingly Bad at Gloating. Thaumaturge.

No worries. I'd heard about thread necromancy. Heck, I'd even seen it, but this is the first time it has happened to me. It just makes you think. :) Thaumaturge.

I think the spoiler warning in the title is enough. Blacking out your text makes your lengthy post unreadable, in my opinion. I am interested in what you have to say, though. Thaumaturge.

Yep. Thaumaturge.

I think Minigiant agrees with you. I do, too, though I'm the one taking the "I'm not reading every spell" position. Thaumaturge.

I wouldn't say I rely upon it, either. My current group just happens to be comprised of people who are nice. :) My whole table is, I think, tired of having to worry about every "-2 to precise tasks" that crops up. We work together to make sure no one's wrecking the table. Oh goodness. Now I...

Took mine to GenCon and back, and I use it regularly. It's fine. Happy New Year! Thaumaturge!

And my, ultimately minor, tweak would be "I tend to at least be familiar with the spells and feats a character actually uses". See my previous comments about my tiredness and poor D&D play. And, fair or not, Dragon death would probably get used at my table first. Then I'd take a look at it and...

Welcome! That's an interesting idea, for sure. Giving the fighter three automatic "outs" a day is probably a pretty good tweak. When this discussion was happening, we didn't know about Legendary Resistance, I don't believe. (I now understand the horror of thread necromancy--I had no idea what...

Now, don't get whiplash or anything, but I agree with a lot of this. :) My best guess is I view knowing what spells a PC has prepped as different from being familiar with how stealth or TWF work. In all of the tables I'm running right now, there are no Druids, so I've only vaguely familiarized...

Regrettably, no, I never did. I remember it being popular at the time. The link still works, I should check it out. Though, I just read the last page. :.-( But, to clarify, that's from your sig on your post in this thread. It's still active. You just can't see it. Thaumaturge.

Yep. Thaumaturge.

If you click "D&D Archives" at the top of that, you get this page: http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/arch/dnd It's everything from 2000-9. Thaumaturge.

Just whenever I post is good. Thaumaturge.

I fundamentally disagree. Thaumaturge.

I'd say it's just straight "combat as war". There's a dragon. If characters make mistakes in engaging it, they die. My wife's character ran to the parapits as the dragon was making his second run. If there hadn't been a lucky critical, which made the dragon decide it just wasn't worth it, she...