D&D 3E/3.5 3.5 revisions caused by prestige classes?

[James McMurray]

3rd party publishers being able to create new named bonuses is not a flaw inherent in naming all bonuses. It happens even with unamed bonuses around. And it isn't necessarily a bad thing, so long as the bonuses make sense. It certainly isn't a reason to not name all bonuses.

Naming all bonues also will not remove growth potential because a) you can always create new bonus types if you want, and b) you can always go epic and get higher than the standard bonuses.

I would love to see all bonues given a name, even if that name was justthe name of the item or spell that granted the bonus.

 

[Tatsukun]

Gets very ridiculous very quickly, ne?

I was following this argument well, until someone from Georgia said '...ne?'.

What is this world coming to ? ! ? ! ? !

-Tatsu

 

[Falling Icicle]

This has been bothering me as well. It would seem to me that it would be far easier (and wiser) to fix the prestige classes than to change the core rules. The spell save DCs are a good example of this. In that case they went to the extreme of nerfing both the core rules and the prestige classes.

 

[hong]

This has been bothering me as well. It would seem to me that it would be far easier (and wiser) to fix the prestige classes than to change the core rules. The spell save DCs are a good example of this. In that case they went to the extreme of nerfing both the core rules and the prestige classes.

1) You can't fix a prestige class you didn't make.

2) There are far, far more prestige classes than there are rules loopholes for them to exploit.

 

[Apok]

Gets very ridiculous very quickly, ne?QUOTE]

I was following this argument well, until someone from Georgia said '...ne?'.

What is this world coming to ? ! ? ! ? !

-Tatsu

Would it help your sense of universal harmony if I told you I'm not originally from Georgia?

 

[Tatsukun]

Would it help your sense of universal harmony if I told you I'm not originally from Georgia?

Yes, as long as you are from Shibuya-ku or thereabouts.

-Tatsu

 

[(Psi)SeveredHead]

Maybe he just watched anime. People looked at me weird when I said nani.

 

[Apok]

Yes, as long as you are from Shibuya-ku or thereabouts.

-Tatsu

Nope, I'm originally from Massachusetts. Just trying to spread a bit of cultural diversity around.

 

[hong]

Maybe he just watched anime. People looked at me weird when I said nani.

And so they should. Everyone knows that the plural of nano is nanae.

 

[Darklone]

Boff, let's use quineg and quipos, ok?