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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 6070067" data-attributes="member: 27780">Dragon Issue 303: January 2003part 9/9Sage advice: What AC does dragon hide armor have (All sorts. It gets complicated. Still can't get better than regular full plate though. Not worth the bother really.)What gets multiplied in a critical hit (everything but bonus dice )Do nonproficiency penalties stack (How does that even work? You are making no sense to Skip. You'd better shape up (ohh, oohh ooh.) Cause Skip needs a man, That'll keep Skip satisfied. Er. Forget about that last bit. Skip is the Sage who puts the pages in the mages and the broomstick between the witches legs! Don't you ever suggest otherwise or Skip'll blow your head off!) What does having speak language as a class skill do for you (Lets you learn languages at half price. This is immensely useful, believe Skip.)Can you blast things with magic missiles while ethereal (No. The ability of force effects to cross the planar boundary is one way. Keeps you from being too able to screw without retaliation. ) If you have a mighty smiting weapon and two classes with smiting, do you get an extra smite for each one (no)How does the inability to be flanked except by people 4+ levels above stack up for multiclassed characters (Only count the classes that grant sneak attack and uncanny dodge. )What's a corporeal source (The creature and the object. The colour and the shape, the weight and edges and the space inbetween. Don't forget the pretentiousness. That's an important quality for any object that you should take care to quantify.) How does true strike work against invisible opponents. (Ok, if you aim for the right square in the first place. Better wait for a good hint. Keep your ears open, but not too open, otherwise your buds may pour stuff down them for a prank.) What's new has a flashback to olden days, to go with the gladiatorial theme. Guess Phil's older than we thought. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)"  data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> While they are quite low on variety this issue, the articles are of well above average quality, with the themed part showing the results of loving care and attention. It really shows that no matter how professional and polished you are, you still need at least a little enthusiasm for your creativity to resonate with the consumers. Let's hope that whatever next issue's theme is, at least someone on the staff will be genuinely enthusiastic about it.</blockquote>

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