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Message: <blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 5740022" data-attributes="member: 1210">Nice work! I really like the curse powers; that's a great mechanic, and one that I will have to yoink for my own campaign.I do have a couple of questions about elements of the saddle, though:As written, this seems highly problematic for a couple of reasons.First, how close does an unconscious or dead ally have to be? What if I'm in a graveyard with a bunch of soldiers I fought with back in the war in it, do they count? Why wouldn't I do a lot of solo adventuring, since I get a +5 attack bonus and a +10 damage bonus while I'm alone? I'd probably rewrite this something like this; note that the "dead and died this encounter" wording is made with epic pcs who come back mid-fight in mind, so that they don't contribute to the total for this purpose:The wording on dive into doom is a little confusing regarding the area of the secondary attack. I presume your intent is something like this? (- = open squares not in the secondary targeting blast; P = PC; 1 = primary target; X = close blast squares). Note that it gets very weird, as currently worded, with larger foes.--------XXX---XXX---X1X----P----If I have the right idea, I think I'd rephrase part of the Effect line of dive into doom into:That solves issues with 'centering' a large or huge creature and clarifies the way the blast is supposed to work (I think).Again, this is some great work!EDIT: Hmm, I have to spread some xp around, can someone cover me for Will Doyle? Thanks!</blockquote>

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