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<blockquote data-quote="drnuncheon" data-source="post: 876883" data-attributes="member: 96">Finally found this at my OFLGS (not my regular one) and I am very impressed.&nbsp; William Simioni's Freeport adventure was the main pull for me (I wonder why?) but the rest of the articles were excellent as well - I especially liked the Adventurer's Guide.&nbsp; Useful stuff.Can I suggest as an adjunct to aerial combat (#17), 'combat while falling' (or, 'how to fight after you screw up').I mean, c'mon, you can't cast feather fall until you're pretty darn close to hitting or it'll end before you're on the ground (and even if you don't have feather fall you can survive that 20d6 from hitting the ground), so you might as well make sure that the other guy doesn't survive...Oh, wait, that's #54.&nbsp; And #53 is Flying. I think you need to weed out the list a bit, there's some duplicates in there.Er, OK, well, under 'Fighting Huge Monsters', be sure to include climbing up them!J</blockquote>

[QUOTE="drnuncheon, post: 876883, member: 96"] Finally found this at my OFLGS (not my regular one) and I am very impressed. William Simioni's Freeport adventure was the main pull for me (I wonder why?) but the rest of the articles were excellent as well - I especially liked the Adventurer's Guide. Useful stuff. Can I suggest as an adjunct to aerial combat (#17), 'combat while falling' (or, 'how to fight after you screw up'). I mean, c'mon, you can't cast feather fall until you're pretty darn close to hitting or it'll end before you're on the ground (and even if you don't have feather fall you can [i]survive[/i] that 20d6 from hitting the ground), so you might as well make sure that the other guy doesn't survive... Oh, wait, that's #54. And #53 is Flying. I think you need to weed out the list a bit, there's some duplicates in there. Er, OK, well, under 'Fighting Huge Monsters', be sure to include climbing up them! J [/QUOTE]

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