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It would have to have iterative attacks at least. As Otu said - the differences are mainly in the details. And I think most DM's would simply play them as manufactured weapons anyway, unless you specify exactly what the differences are. For example, if the Drenkari instantiates a spiked chain...

It'd be fun to post one big multiple-option poll with all the second choices that did *not* make it into the Drenkari, and build a second type of Unforeseen out of those. :D Hmm... how would we delineate the Unforeseen as a group? Do they all need to be CN Construct Swarms composed of...

Actually, IIRC there were one or two authors who said they would support such a move (if implemented carefully and with publishers concerns in mind), and would be willing to donate part of their content. You have to keep in mind that below the tier of "big" publishers who are actually trying to...

Heck, with that kind of marketing talent, they may even be able to con people into buying their beer!

So what are the consequences of them being Natural Weapons?

It's not really a matter of "scratching to hold on to" their content, or greedily sitting on a pile of stuff and not letting anyone else get their grubby hands on it. The publishers are merely worried that by releasing this material for free, people will stop *buying* their products, and...

Of course, there an easy solution to this, which for once does *not* rely on what the DM allows or does not allow. If the other *players* know your PC is a spell-casting bard and not a rogue, you can always talk to them, player-to-player, and tell them you would like to keep their *PCs* from...

They're selling their commercials?! :eek: Man, that's marketing genius...

Str, Wis, Int

The main problem I see for a *real* game, is that you're allowing the players to "go negative". I.e. they may be spending money they don't have. For a real gambling game, you'd probably need to make sure they only spend whatever money they've put down on the table (while avoiding situations...

Well - how do you see the distribution of alignments among the human population in your world? Some people might say Good, Neutral and Evil are distributed about 1/3 each, so your ship with 30 crew members may very well have 10 Evil ones... Others might say that Evil should only be assigned for...

Delicatessen (1991): Off-beat french post-apocalyptic black comedy by Marc Caro and Jean-Pierre Jeunet (Amelie, City of Lost Children). An ex-clown turns up seeking work at an ancient tenament in the middle of nowhere. Little does he know that the landlord, a butcher, feeds his tenants, in these...

So - are we going with a specific self-manufactured weapon? Or can it manufacture any (presumably melee) weapon? Or only Simple weapons, for example. What about weapon proficiencies?

Yeah, but then again I've always though "Inevitables" to be a stupid name as well. ;) "Unrelenting" sounds much better...

Ah - but is that 20% of the talk that *could* be IC? That is what this poll is asking, after all. "Usually talk IC whenever possible" sounds more like 80%+ to me, even if it only winds up being 20% of all talk during the game...

Hmm... looks like we may need a second vote on *least* important ability scores. Otherwise, we only get Dex and Cha so far. Hmm... or maybe a multiple-option runoff vote between Str, Int and Wis to determine their priority?

Not entirely unexpected. However, in order to know how that would actually affect your bottom line, we'd also have to look at: - did the sales of the Gamemastering PDF go down significantly after that day? - did you see any effect on sales of other Bad Axe products, either during or after GM's day?

No, just a very badly designed spell. There is a significant difference. :D

Ok, with the clarification from the other thread that this is the name of a *group* of creatures that our critter belongs to (just as Kolyarut, Marut etc. belong to the group of creatures collectively called "Inevitables"), I'd like to change my vote from "Other" to "Unforseen". "Infallible"...

Looks pretty cool, pogre! Do you think the small pieces would have worked better if they had been integrated as a "table full of small pieces"? I'm thinking the table slab might have allowed the pewter to fill the whole piece better. You'd have to worry about lots of small undercuts, of course...