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Bumping this thread to let you know that the game is now released! I'm working on a free version of the player facing rules that should be out in a day or two if you're interested but don't want to take the full plunge yet.

Hello ENWorld! I wrote a sci-fi game called Mythic Space that I'm quite proud of. The game is a grungy space opera action-focused RPG that borrows elements of D&D 4e and merges it with Forged in the Dark mechanics for a tactical yet cinematic good time. It plays sort of like if you put Blades in...

I'm just gonna point at pg. 42 of the DMG and leave it at that.

Beat me to posting my own monsters. ;)

It's really, really hard to choose, since I like them all, but I have to give it to the Warlord. They're too awesome for words.

Here's my ultra stabbity Rogue/Ranger (Daggermaster) that I posted over in the TWF thread. Since Daggermasters crit on an 18-20, the idea is to get a bunch of ranger powers to crit as often as possible. The added mobility from the ranger powers is nice as well. Str 17 Con 16 Dex 19 Int 11 Wis...

Here. Have a twin dagger rogue/ranger. He was fun to make. Str 17 Con 16 Dex 19 Int 11 Wis 9 Cha 17 Hp 83, Bloodied 41 Surge 20, Per Day 9 AC 26 Fort 22 Ref 26 Will 22 Initiative +10, Speed 6 Skills: Acrobatics +15 Athletics +14 Bluff +14 Endurance +14 Stealth +18 Streetwise +14 Thievery...

Here's a character I posted up on RPGnet. Str 18 Con 11 Dex 16 Int 20 Wis 14 Cha 9 Hp 86 Blood 43 Surge 21 Per Day 9 AC 27 Fort 24 Ref 24 Will 20 Perception +7 Initiative +8 Speed 6 Skills: Arcana +17 Athletics +13 Endurance +9 Heal +12 History +17 Race: +5 to save vs. charm Class...

Hell, that's not even including Power Attack. That's another 6 damage right there.

Also, 2H weapons give you bigger crits, since they have a larger maximum damage than 1H weapons.

I'm not really sure why you would ever want to do that, anyway. I mean, couldn't you just cleave a legionnaire as your primary target and kill two of them at once? Seems like lugging a zombie around is more trouble than it's worth.

Make a rogue who uses a rapier. Done.

Okay. All +1 to +3 plate armor is plate. All +4 and +5 armor is warplate. All +6 armor is godplate. There is no such thing as +6 warplate, and no such thing as +2 godplate. The improvements just happen automatically.

He's also wrong. In fact, in the very first article where we learned about marking, we see a fighter mark two targets at once.

Also, the Angel of Valor is a Soldier and the Hill Giant is a Brute. Something to keep in mind there. As for the Legion Devils, assuming they all go on the same initiative, they have some nasty tricks they can pull. Two devils start off adjacent to each other, so they've got their defense...

Never attribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence.

Well, you've got two choices as I see it: 1) Cleric of a nature diety 2) Fey pact warlock

Because it's obvious. Why waste the space? The values don't have to cascade anymore. The upshot of just picking numbers from the book is that you don't have to worry about all that, and you can feel free to fiddle with things without unbalancing them.

Two orc raiders and a handful of drudges. First level encounter for ya. Sure. Hit points are a measure of your plot immunity. Minions have no plot immunity. I don't see why that's such a big deal. Fixed damage for minions does two things: 1) It speeds up play dramatically when dealing with...

My only comment is that AC should be first. But yeah, that sheet is great. Takes me back to the days when I was 10, first learning the game with the Rules Cyclopedia.