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Dragonblade
Adventurer
He just posted an info sheet, but I can't read it! We need a higher res picture or PDF of that thing. 
Simplicity
Explorer
Okay, here's what I can make out of the one sheet...
7. Attack!
Attacks are divided up into five different types. Melee attacks are those you make when you're adjacent to your target. Ranged attacks can be made ??? distance....
8. Action points give you an extra action
9. Movement is quick and easy
10. Saving throws are straightforward
11. Durations are easy to manage
Most effects that have durations ...
12. Reach (usually) isn't as threatening(?)
13.A trio of 'c' rules you might want to know
- Combat advantage
- Cover
- Charging
7. Attack!
Attacks are divided up into five different types. Melee attacks are those you make when you're adjacent to your target. Ranged attacks can be made ??? distance....
8. Action points give you an extra action
9. Movement is quick and easy
10. Saving throws are straightforward
11. Durations are easy to manage
Most effects that have durations ...
12. Reach (usually) isn't as threatening(?)
13.A trio of 'c' rules you might want to know
- Combat advantage
- Cover
- Charging
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withak
First Post
We need one of those image enhancers from TV Land that can zoom in to an arbitrary level and still retain perfect photo clarity.
7. Attack!
Attacks are divided up into a few different types. Melee attacks are those you make(?) usually when you're adjacent to your target. Ranged attacks can be made at any distance up to the ? range of the ?. ?, if you make(?) a ranged attack... bah, this is too time-consuming.
8. Action points give you an extra action.
9. Movement is quick and easy.
10. Saving throws are straightforward.
11. Durations(?) are easy to manage.
12. Reach (usually) isn't as threatening
13. A trio of "c" rules you might want to know
7. Attack!
Attacks are divided up into a few different types. Melee attacks are those you make(?) usually when you're adjacent to your target. Ranged attacks can be made at any distance up to the ? range of the ?. ?, if you make(?) a ranged attack... bah, this is too time-consuming.
8. Action points give you an extra action.
9. Movement is quick and easy.
10. Saving throws are straightforward.
11. Durations(?) are easy to manage.
12. Reach (usually) isn't as threatening
13. A trio of "c" rules you might want to know
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RangerWickett
Legend
withak said:
The one where you tell the computer "Enlarge and Enhance," and it automatically knows what part of the image you're talking about?
Do they not have mice in the future?
Dragonblade
Adventurer
withak said:
Enhance...*zooms in*...Enhance...*zooms in*...Enhance...
Simplicity
Explorer
Mike Shea hasn't posted in 40 minutes. We can only assume that he's dead. We'll have to send someone in after him. RangerWickett, you're a ranger. You can track him and bring his corpse back for resurrection. Bonus XP if you can find the D&D one-sheet and bring that back too. Actually, come to think of it, the resurrection can wait. FIND THAT PAPER!
RigaMortus2
First Post
Simplicity said:
What about the other 'c' word? Crapple (ok, ok, so it's Grapple...)
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