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Bump. Hello? Anyone alive over here? Anyone still care about this game?

I was considering getting a subscription just for this game, but I was wondering about its status. Its been over a year since the last change to the rules... is it finished? Is it abandoned? Is work still progressing on it elsewhere? Any news at all? Thanks.

You'd need to add some comments as to the heads' size and speed. Having each act as a separate Large creature with speed 5 doesn't really work or make sense. They probably are okay at Small size, with a speed of 0, and leave all rearranging of them to be done via Twining Necks, and rephrase it...

After reading this, I ran off and made myself a huge pile of them for use in my campaign. My intention is to make a massive damage system using them; when a PC takes more damage than their healing surge value, I'll pick a Wound, and have it roll an attack vs fort to see if they suffer it...

I personally would be tempted to come up with some mechanic for negative side-effects of potion-mixing. And potentially synergistic effects here and there... My PCs may become more cautious chugging all their potions when some combination accidentally turns one of their allies into an explosive...

I really like the deity-based damage types. As for your Domain powers: Autumn- balanced Civilization- a little weak, and doesn't feel very Civilization-y to me. Creation- I think its balanced, though I would format it a little different for clarity: You create a medium size avatar of your...

This idea has completely made my day.

Its hard to tell how balanced this is, given the complete absence of other summoning type rituals to compare it to. But with a level limit of character level -4 monsters, it seems like it is probably not overpowered... I recommend using a summon XP limit instead of basing directly on level and...

I have a pile of house rules I've been working on, but I haven't sprung them on my PCs yet. Very like Blue(23)'s background skills, I'm going to have each PC take an "Occupation", which will give them small boosts to related skills and allow them to do anything directly related to that...

The fighter gets to add +1 to hit with either 1-handed-and-shield or 2-handed weapons. Brawl would allow fighters to use Unarmed Strikes as the latter. I've been looking at something along the lines of: Grapple Attack: Str vs Fort Target: Grabbed opponent Requirement: You must have 2 free...

Attempting to make unarmed combat styles remotely feasible for martial characters, I adapted the following feats from d20 Modern. Does this look balanced? Brawl Prerequisite: Str 13 Benefit: You gain +2 prof bonus with Unarmed Strikes, and do d6 damage instead of d4. When unarmed, your unarmed...

For comparison with Nothing Fancy, Warrior of the Wild gives you +1d6 to all of your attacks against a specific creature 1/encounter (+2d6 paragon, +3d6 epic), and Sneak of Shadows lets you sneak attack for +2d6 damage on one attack (+3d6 paragon, +5d6 epic, though they all also require combat...

I personally would just make the skeleton roll an insight check, probably vs DC 10, to see if it realizes that the PCs are trying to bait it. And if it succeeds, have it not take the bait after its bloodied.

I would put pistols, shotguns, etc as Simple, and muskets, rifles, etc as Military. Or perhaps let all of them be simple, with slightly faster reloads on certain weapons if you have Military ranged proficiency? I personally like the idea of, say, a double barrel shotgun requiring a minor...

Just a comment about this... since marking gives the target a -2 to hit if he chooses to attack anyone else, the +2 AC pretty much negates its purpose. There's no longer any motivation for it to actually attack the person who marked it; its just effectively at -2 to whoever it decides to attack...

Shifts are the new "5 foot step", because now there are abilities which allow you to move more than 5' without provoking an AoO. So in the case of the Crownwing vs the Swordwing; If the Crownwing used Flyby Attack against the Swordwing, he's not shifting, he's moving, and the one creature he...

He didn't mention feats at all. I'm just jumping to that conclusion based on what little else we've seen, because if you can just grab powers from any class after level 1, it makes having classes at all mostly meaningless.

There wasn't a huge amount new or different from all the other demos. A brief okay not actually that brief... summary: I gather we were supposed to play the delve, but we were told it required 5 or 6 players and didn't scale well. While the first wave of demos were all packed full, the second...

I think yes... but this means the wizard could never rest. So they'd never get any encounter powers back all day. Assuming there's no additional caveats or corrects about it.