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<blockquote data-quote="Bohemian Ear Spoon" data-source="post: 4345832" data-attributes="member: 71517">I agree with the Pictish king.&nbsp; I wouldnt allow dual weialding Bastards either - they are 2-hand wepaons with a special ability to be used 1-handed, they are not meant to be dual weilded, and it totally breaks with realism.&nbsp; I cant even imagine a human sized being wielding twin blades that long with any sort of effectiveness.AS for the eldritch blasting and all, striking columns shakes foundations and causes lotsa noise/reverbs.&nbsp; I would BRING DA HOUSE down on them, and I mean every wandering monster on the table, let him eldritch his way thru THAT encounter.Basically disallow all you dislike, but try to keep it all of the same pattern or mold, i.e. &quot;I run a low magic campaign, no sun-rods or any other ridiculous magic.&quot;&nbsp; Or &quot;I use a LotR basis of world.&nbsp; If you cant imagine Sam using it or Gandalf casting it, then I wont allow it!&quot;Thats what I do.&nbsp; Same with supplement (or 'splat') books - I automatically disallow everything not in the core books, but allow players to request individual items, prestige classes, spells, etc. on an individual basis.I think I can see how BMM is kinda joking, and he seems pretty level-headed to me about it.&nbsp; Other than his weird Italian sense of humour that is.&nbsp; Ciao!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bohemian Ear Spoon, post: 4345832, member: 71517"] I agree with the Pictish king. I wouldnt allow dual weialding Bastards either - they are 2-hand wepaons with a special ability to be used 1-handed, they are not meant to be dual weilded, and it totally breaks with realism. I cant even imagine a human sized being wielding twin blades that long with any sort of effectiveness. AS for the eldritch blasting and all, striking columns shakes foundations and causes lotsa noise/reverbs. I would BRING DA HOUSE down on them, and I mean every wandering monster on the table, let him eldritch his way thru THAT encounter. Basically disallow all you dislike, but try to keep it all of the same pattern or mold, i.e. "I run a low magic campaign, no sun-rods or any other ridiculous magic." Or "I use a LotR basis of world. If you cant imagine Sam using it or Gandalf casting it, then I wont allow it!" Thats what I do. Same with supplement (or 'splat') books - I automatically disallow everything not in the core books, but allow players to request individual items, prestige classes, spells, etc. on an individual basis. I think I can see how BMM is kinda joking, and he seems pretty level-headed to me about it. Other than his weird Italian sense of humour that is. [I]Ciao![/I] [/QUOTE]

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