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There's a book out in the encyclopedia arcane series (Mongoose I think) called Familiars that expands on the feature and makes them a hell of a lot more useful. In my game I have a wizard who has an elf fighter as a familir. She happens to be one of the party's most powerful combatants.

Always. I sang praises to the heavens when they brought out the 3.5 XPH and brought hope to what was previously a horrible, clunky system.

From what I've seen of roleplaying here, the Heroes/Champions system is pretty popular too.

Warforged, not being robots and all, have very few vital components and no gears. It would be like stealing the "vital components" of a statue.

I was actually referring to the ones from MM4, but that works too I guess...

I add my support for Final Stand, easily the best free RPG on the net.

Two words. Howler. Wasps.

A detailed explanation might be necessary to warrant more than a response of "you're just not an exciting DM" you know.

Except the fact that Eberron still doesn't have that many mages that magic could have an impact with spells that aren't easily commercialised. It may have a higher percentage than most worlds, but not so much that every Tom, Dick and Harry has access to spells. Not to mention that most citizerns...

Except you've completely missed the point. It's not like Eberron uses steam power or progresses like the real world, because the designers sat down and thought "you know, what would happen if instead of sitting in their big ivory towers, wizards would try to make their magic accessible to the...

FR NPC compendium- Another 500 epic level NPCs for Forgotten Realms each with descriptive reasons of how they contribute to the metaplot and why your PCs will never be as good as them. Ever.

Because the fight as a whole lasted 12 seconds with the God not getting a single action. I'm all for powerful parties, but seeing the real BBEG drop in two rounds makes me wonder if it was really worth it.

I'm hoping it'll be like MM4 in that it had countless little gems in its pages. For every 2nd level gnoll ranger or yet-another-spider-monster there was a Balhannoth, a skiurid and a howler wasp.

*giggle**snort* BWAHAHAHAHAHA*cough**wheeze* You're obiviously talking about those darn "overpowered robots" you hate so much. Yeah about that. I just recieved a call from a Mr.Frankenstein's montser, Mr.Golem and Mr.Tinman. They would like to talk to you about your veiws on intelligent...

As an Eberron fan, I feel that Forge of War has the potential to be made of almost pure awesome, tainted only by traces of win. Unfortunately, if they do something stupid, like explain the Day of Mourning, the book could be axed by most Eberron fans.

The party has eight players in it, some with VERY powerful characters, splitting them up would probably be more of an attention problem (as in having to split my attention between two groups with appropriate pacing). I think if it takes too long for the warp doors to change, it ruins the whole...

This week my players will enter Region F from Region B. They're probably going to get pissed when they discover the Warp doors (or more likely, realise that they've gone through them). I was just thinking, how does the warp door realise that the entire party has gone through? :heh: I was...

Actually, next to Charisma, intelligence is the best bard stat.

What I'd like to see is a party of D20 Modern characters go through the ToH. I think only minor adjustments would be needed and would have a great feel to it. Sort of Saw/Raiders of the Lost ark

I dunno, a case for Neutral Good could be made. He has a fondness for cats and as he's progressed, for humans as well. In fact, the best argument for his goodness could be made in Theif of Time, in which he and the other horsemen decide to fight the auditors, rather than sit back and wait for...