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there isn't much i like about 4e, but the things that i do like, i REALLY like: 1. at-will powers/spells. the idea of a wizard running out of spells and resorting to using a crossbow makes me cry. 2. fixed hit points, although not the specific amounts. the idea of a fighter gaining one hit...

nay, nay, a thousand times nay!

my top 3: 1. 1e dmg- tons of brilliant, helpful information; can be read for pure enjoyment (and i still enjoy reading it today). 2. 3e manual of the planes- reads like a fascinating encyclopedia. 3. 3e draconomicon- incredibly creative, incredibly detailed book on dragons.

sister was dm for me and dad. she was 10, i was 5. thanks, sis! messy

otyugh, aka "dung-eater." nuff said.

the wandering fools. still not sure if that was a joke...

i can't seem to find the "Lady Despina's Virtue" thread in the story hour section. can someone give me a link to the story hour? thanks!

rope.

themselves. everything else is gravy. it's hard enough finding good players, so just showing up is enough.

i ALWAYS compliment the dm on a good session. i've been on both sides of the screen, so as a player i can appreciate a good game. plus, good dm's are hard to find. we should thank them for their efforts messy

source?

allo 1. how many hit points does a medium-sized stone statue have? 2. how many hit points does a medium-sized iron statue have? 3. since a golem is simply an animated statue, shouldn't it have the statistics of a statue? messy

20 just feels right. the d20 system makes it feel even better. does this thread need a poll?

allo once i discovered what "points of light" means, i realized it's an idea that i like and can use in my homebrew. now i'm trying to determine what effects points of light will have on the world. here's what i have so far: if cities/towns/villages are the few (or only) safe havens for...

i can't help wondering if he'd be the recipient of such hostility if he weren't a wotc employee playing 4e... messy

monte cook?

anachronism. (hooray for one-word posts!)

some possibilities for simpler feint rules: 1. opposed skill check (feinter's bluff vs. defender's sense motive, for example). 2. opposed ability check (feinter's charisma modifier vs. defender's wisdom modifier). 3. opposed bab check (feinter's bab vs. defender's bab). 4. defender's reflex...

allo as written, feinting seems a bit, well, "wonky," for lack of a better term. Special Attacks :: d20srd.org is there a way to make it a more "typical" die roll? messy

that's good. paizo seems to be on the right track. did they hire david noonan after he was laid off last year? whatever happened to dave? he deserves to have a job with a gaming company... messy