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I am pretty sure they don't stack. I don't have a rule to site at this time however... In my games you are not allowed to stack % miss chances, regardless of source. You just take the best. You can be Blurred, Displaced, and Invisible... 50% miss chance (if they attack the right square :p). The...

What was the question here? A wizard did it. :p

OP: No. Additional dmg like that never(?) applies to "DoT" dmg. If anything it would only apply on Round 1. I do not have a rules backing for that in mind at this time... might even be a House Rule. I'll get back to you later. Consider (if you DM allows) Empower SLA, Boost SLA, Quicken SLA and...

It all comes down to motive. Killing blindly for money = probably very much evil. Killing evil bastards who have it coming = Neutral at worst. With the right code of conduct, an assassin could even be Good. Face it, L/G PCs kill sapient beings *all* the time and usually its not even a big deal...

For me to consider it, 5e would have to feel 3e compatible. It would have to appear to be a "3e fix" for all the little flaws of that system. If it feels like 4e+ then I'll pass.

Personally I am done with random character generation. I use a form of pointbuy for stats and HP are "average +1" per level. Normal NPCs / Monsters get "average HP". Badass NPCs / Monsters get max HP. Average +1 (for those of you mathmatically disadvantaged :D) d4 = 3.5 d6 = 4.5 d8 = 5.5 d10 =...

Now that is a loaded question. My answer: Hell no. But it depends on how much you enjoyed 3e. If you like 3e, you probably can skip out on 4e (and possibly 5e as well). If 3e leaves you wanting less, then 4e might be for you. As to getting in on the ground floor with 5e... whether it is worth...

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My guess is that the OP is a troll. FR is the hottest D&D setting to date. Still, some do prefer Greyhawk or Eberron. I would like to see WotC do something bold and use one of the other top 3 settings from the 2003 contest. I would love to see what Rich Burlew's setting looks like. 4e FR was...

System: 3.5 + some add on from the Tomes, Pathfinder, Trailblazer, and other assorted house rules. Campaign: Shackled City Adventure Path (Paizo's first AP from Dungeon mag). Deaths Dwarven Cleric 2 - died charging an Ogre, while already down to 1hp ("I was taking a risk!") Dwarven Rogue 3 -...

Yes, of course. "Everybody wins because they're participating" is not a philosophy that was popular when I was growing up.

Warforged Psion (kineticist): Adamantine Body is still nice.

According to what, exactly?

What Samloyal23 said. And in short "don't sweat the small stuff". Nimblewrights are robot-swashbucklers with two rapiers, of course their rapiers can be enchanted. :p

I do. If for no other reason than it prompts a noob to ask a Grognard, "Hey, whats with this Bigby guy anyways?". You damn kids need to know your roots! Dropping the names from magic items and spells would be almost as insulting a move as what 4e did to the Forgotten Realms. Sure, its just...

Back in my day we called them Bards...

Crunch: 3e (House Ruled mix of 3.0, 3.5, Tomes, PF, and Trailblazer). Fluff: 2e, hands down.

To the OP: No. As to the majority of this thread? Wait, there is actually a 3e gamer who believes that Fighters are in the same ballpark as the Big 3 (Cleric, Druid, Wizard)? That has to be a troll...

Anybody else get bored and read through these types of threads thinking "but these are features, not flaws...". Oh well, its the internet.

I have only used Incarnum a handful of times since that book came out, but each time I've managed to convince the DM to allow me to turn off my soulmelds by investing a single point of essentia in them. They all reshape once I reallocate essentia. This made it a little more playable than the "I...