Dragons Crowned
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Walking Dad
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How do you plan to become huge? Someone who grapples dragons into submission sounds cool, even as I vote for 4e.
I'd be interested in a 4e game, and trying one of the races at the back of the MM: a bugbear rogue or an orc cleric (both strength based).
KS
KS
The Digger
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If you go with 4E I fancy trying a Eladrin Orb using wizard. (I mean an Eladrin wiz that uses an Orb not a wiz that uses an Eladrin Orb of course!)
arcanaman
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4E has Won and I will close the forum those of you who choose to remain I have an outline of nations a rulers we most likely being in the Capital of Paraduim
Paraduim(formerly the Tribe lands)(Gold)
Karash(formerly Shamash)(Blue)
Rivenmoor(FormerlyOak Haven and the Tribe lands)(Black)
Hikra(formerly Shamash)(Copper)
Frozein(formerly the tribe lands)(White)
each dragon has ruled over it's territory for a thousand years
Paraduim(formerly the Tribe lands)(Gold)
Karash(formerly Shamash)(Blue)
Rivenmoor(FormerlyOak Haven and the Tribe lands)(Black)
Hikra(formerly Shamash)(Copper)
Frozein(formerly the tribe lands)(White)
each dragon has ruled over it's territory for a thousand years
Walking Dad
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With the D&D insider and a bit help, you could ry 4e. I would help youI dont have the 4th Ed books
Ryfte
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I think we could all provide more than enough help Vertexx69. It's really much more structured. I just think of it as leaving more room for RP'ing, heh. 
For example, as a fighter your role would be a defender and their are two build options for them... at least in the PHB; Great Weapon Fighter and Guardian Fighter. The labels are pretty self expanatory, lol. Great weapon fighters are two-handed weapon focused fighters while a guardian fighter is a sword/flail/battleaxe/etc. and board fighter. You have a few class features which we could send you and then you pick from four groups of "powers"; at-will, encounter, daily, and utility. Each type of power is usable as the group suggests with utility varying by the specific power.
For example... here are the four given at-will first level fighter powers from the PHB. Note that there are four listed for each class in the PHB. Each of the fighter ones are standard action and melee weapon. I break them down as follows...
<name of power>: <target(s)>; <Attack and Defence for it>; <damage and extra effect, if any. 1[W] = 1 x weapon damage dice, 2[W] is 2 x weapon damage dice, etc.>; <improvements and certain levels>; <effect if you miss your attack, if there is one>; <requirement(s) if any exist>
Cleave: single creature; Strength vs. AC; 1[W] + StrM + ( StrM damage to an enemy adjacent to you); 21st: 2[W] + StrM
Reaping Strike: single creature; Strength vs. AC; 1[W] + StrM; 21st 2[W]; Miss: Half StrM damage or full StrM damage if using a 2-handed weapon
Sure Strike: single creature; Strength + 2 vs. AC; 1[W]; 21st 2[W]
Tide of Iron: single creature; Strength vs. AC; 1[W] + StrM + ( push 1 if foe is one category or less different than you are, you can shift into the space the target occupied); 21st 2[W] + StrM; You must be using a shield
I think I paraphrased and kept enough detail out that it's understandable yet not a violation...
For example, as a fighter your role would be a defender and their are two build options for them... at least in the PHB; Great Weapon Fighter and Guardian Fighter. The labels are pretty self expanatory, lol. Great weapon fighters are two-handed weapon focused fighters while a guardian fighter is a sword/flail/battleaxe/etc. and board fighter. You have a few class features which we could send you and then you pick from four groups of "powers"; at-will, encounter, daily, and utility. Each type of power is usable as the group suggests with utility varying by the specific power.
For example... here are the four given at-will first level fighter powers from the PHB. Note that there are four listed for each class in the PHB. Each of the fighter ones are standard action and melee weapon. I break them down as follows...
<name of power>: <target(s)>; <Attack and Defence for it>; <damage and extra effect, if any. 1[W] = 1 x weapon damage dice, 2[W] is 2 x weapon damage dice, etc.>; <improvements and certain levels>; <effect if you miss your attack, if there is one>; <requirement(s) if any exist>
Cleave: single creature; Strength vs. AC; 1[W] + StrM + ( StrM damage to an enemy adjacent to you); 21st: 2[W] + StrM
Reaping Strike: single creature; Strength vs. AC; 1[W] + StrM; 21st 2[W]; Miss: Half StrM damage or full StrM damage if using a 2-handed weapon
Sure Strike: single creature; Strength + 2 vs. AC; 1[W]; 21st 2[W]
Tide of Iron: single creature; Strength vs. AC; 1[W] + StrM + ( push 1 if foe is one category or less different than you are, you can shift into the space the target occupied); 21st 2[W] + StrM; You must be using a shield
I think I paraphrased and kept enough detail out that it's understandable yet not a violation...
With the D&D insider and a bit help, you could ry 4e. I would help you
I dont have the 4th Ed books
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