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In previous editions of the game, I usually played Neutral Good, Lawful Neutral or True Neutral characters. Other alignments never appealed to me, and I just never could role-play Chaotic or Evil characters. Most could be called Neutral with Good tendencies. Nowadays, in the rare instances I...

I actually find the Totemic Warclub to be a pretty neat enchantment. There are a lot of Melee spirit attack powers, and with Totemic Warclub, a shaman can egage in "melee" pretty decently -- in fact he has the option of practically being in two places at once, since he can use his melee spirit...

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying here. Totemic Warclub is a mace enchantment, and Club, Mace, Greatclub and Morningstar are all Simple weapons from the Mace group (PHI, p. 218), all of which shaman is proficient with (PHII, p. 118). Regards.

If it hasn't already been mentioned, a quick look through the weapon section of the Adventurer's Vault 2 gave me the Alfsair Spear (lvl 3+) which can be used as an implement by any class that uses totems, and the Totemic Spear (lvl 2+) which is usable by shamans. There's also the Totemic Warclub...

Looking for D&D activity (preferably 4e) in Kotor area, Montenegro. Originally from Croatia, I've played D&D actively since 2e, and I'm fluent in both English and Croatian/Montenegrin/Serbian. Regards!

A friend told me she played in your game in Zagreb, and she said the experience was awesome! Wish I could have been there. Best regards!

From Croatia, but currently living and working in Montenegro. Incidentally, any groups playing D&D in the Kotor area? :)

I've moved to Montenegro recently, and I haven't managed to find any sort of gaming activity in the area. My original gaming group was playing 4e when I left, although the sessions started to suffer due to real-life obligations of several members.

I'll soon be moving to Kotor or Tivat areas in Montenegro, and I'm looking for D&D groups or players. I've been playing for about 15 years now with AD&D 1e and 2e, and D&D 3(.5)e and 4e rules. I'm male, 30, and I speak English and Croatian. Regards.

Thank you. Thank you. I'll be performing here all week ;)

I'd take a slightly different route -- two-weapon wielding ranger, but re-imagine the two-bladed sword as a katana-like blade. Rules-wise, nothing changes and all is legal, and the character gets an AC boost (Two-Weapon Defence ranger bonus feat and the defensive property of the two-bladed...

In my experience, the wizard is the class that comes with a lot of baggage from previous editions. The 4e wizard is, in many ways, a lot different than his counterparts from earlier editions, whereas the other classes have managed to retain a lot of their "identity". For example, the wizards --...

My fighter/cleric worships the Raven Queen as the patron of executioners. My other character is a devoted cleric, and he worships our home-brew setting's version of Pelor. Regards.

Thank you for sharing the information with us, Bagpuss! Are there any weapon-related (as in, functioning better with certain weapon groups) explits at levels other than 3rd, 13th, and 23rd? Also, are there any such exploits for weapon groups that were "forgotten" in the PH (namely the staff)...

I'm having a bit of a problem with the shadowfell gloves. The description (PH, 247) says: How do the gloves interact with powers that last over several rounds (like maintainable spells)? For example, flaming sphere (Wizard Daily 1) does 2d6 + Int modifier fire damage on a successful hit. It...

The group I play in dragonborn paladin of Bahamut human warlord eladrin warlock (fey pact) dwarf wizard (my character) We also have an elf ranger (two blade fighting style) "on hold" (the player is away for the summer). The group I DM for: dwarf fighter (KotS pregen, no less) human...

Yes, especially sunrod... it illuminates 20 squares (100 feet) with bright light. We just call it the sun now :p

It's either turkish (greek, serbian, whatever you want to call it) coffee (the most common home-brewed coffee in these parts) or espresso for me. For espresso, I usually ground the beans myself, and for turkish I use ground coffee (all local brands). No sugar, no milk in both cases (although...

Exactly. It's a wonderful little ritual. And, with the huge boost to duration, it can actually be, for the first time now, useful for its intended purpose. Me really like. Regards.

Heh, I read that bit as "Were-sharks, were-polynesian, werefoxes" :D LOL! Regards.