cavalier973
Hero
Glancing through issues of 4e-era “Dragon” magazine, I see in issue #374, p. 53, the introduction of the Prince of Frost, and it reminds me of the “Cold Prince” in Dolmenwood.
More rambling thoughts:I wish I had a printed copy of Keep on the Shadowfell. Oh, look! There’s one on Amazon for $36! There is also one available for $126.
The DMG is one of my favorite D&D books of any edition.
PHB2 was a travesty.
Oh, that is a shame, about the inaccessible files. Trying to figure out how to recover them would drive me to distraction.More rambling thoughts:
I had downloaded all the Dungeons and Dragons magazines before DDI expired...but they're on an old laptop that I'm currently not able to get into...and forgot to back them up
I liked all the DMGs including the Essentials version, though admittedly, I didn't read through the entire thing. My favorite 4e book though is the Rules Compendium. I remember just bringing my adventure notes, PC sheets (since I managed them for my players) and the Rules Compendium to my games. Oh and the MM3 Math on a Business Card
if it's just an old password thing try hirens boot media usb or cd. A lot of them are on the internet archive as wellMore rambling thoughts:
I had downloaded all the Dungeons and Dragons magazines before DDI expired...but they're on an old laptop that I'm currently not able to get into...and forgot to back them up
I liked all the DMGs including the Essentials version, though admittedly, I didn't read through the entire thing. My favorite 4e book though is the Rules Compendium. I remember just bringing my adventure notes, PC sheets (since I managed them for my players) and the Rules Compendium to my games. Oh and the MM3 Math on a Business Card
It’s a janky un-fun rule though.A rule I think is easy to miss is the limit on magic item daily power use. If a heroic tier adventurer has a magic sword with a daily power, and a magic shield that also has a daily power, the adventurer can only use one or the other each day.
There was an old issue of the print magazine with a cardboard insert dragon you cut out, which I always assumed was the homage being made.Dragon #410 has a page with a dragon that one can cut out, fold, and glue together.
You gain an additional item daily use at each milestone, so you could use both on any adventuring day in which you had at least two meaningful encounters (and/or Skill Challenges). You also started with 2 uses at Paragon and 3 at Epic. So, you'd generally be able to use significant item dailies on most items you'd accumulated. (It did prevent you from stocking up on copies of cheap lower-level items and constantly using the same item-daily-centered combo, tho)A rule I think is easy to miss is the limit on magic item daily power use. If a heroic tier adventurer has a magic sword with a daily power, and a magic shield that also has a daily power, the adventurer can only use one or the other each day.