Wolfgang Baur teaches us all a little something about drowning.

How 3.5 compatable is this going to be? Does it include all the underwater rules from the DMG? And then improvments to those rules plus more useful rules all in the same location, ya know hot water freezing water, hypothermia?

How 3.5 compatable is this going to be? Does it include all the underwater rules from the DMG? And then improvments to those rules plus more useful rules all in the same location, ya know hot water freezing water, hypothermia?

This is completely 3.5 compatible using the rules in DMG. It includes cool expansions on those rules and excellent advice on running underwater adventures.

Yah, I really liked the idea of simplifying using layers. Major speed up, that one.

Yah, I really liked the idea of simplifying using layers. Major speed up, that one.

Don't you dare sink the Intractable.

Heh!

Apologies in advance if the Indulgences are putting Sinister thoughts in Kruel's head! :-)

Kruelaid wrote:

Yah, I really liked the idea of simplifying using layers. Major speed up, that one.

Don't you dare sink the Intractable.

Ummmm. Me? Would I do that?

Kruelaid wrote:

Yah, I really liked the idea of simplifying using layers. Major speed up, that one.

Don't you dare sink the Intractable.

Report any crueltyies and/or injustices to DM Heathy's Saltmarsh Discussion Thread for his enjoyment, followed by karmic revenge meted out against one Stigwold Maechaemmer, DM Kruely's duly appointed whippingboy.

Radavel wrote:

Kruelaid wrote:

Yah, I really liked the idea of simplifying using layers. Major speed up, that one.

Don't you dare sink the Intractable.

Report any crueltyies and/or injustices to DM Heathy's Saltmarsh Discussion Thread for his enjoyment, followed by karmic revenge meted out against one Stigwold Maechaemmer, DM Kruely's duly appointed whippingboy.

You are losing in the polls Sharky!

Radavel wrote:

Kruelaid wrote:

Yah, I really liked the idea of simplifying using layers. Major speed up, that one.

Don't you dare sink the Intractable.

Report any crueltyies and/or injustices to DM Heathy's Saltmarsh Discussion Thread for his enjoyment, followed by karmic revenge meted out against one Stigwold Maechaemmer, DM Kruely's duly appointed whippingboy.

I'd almost given up looking for it but it appears that there is justice in the world. LOL

You are losing in the polls Sharky!

I also like the Sharky article.

Jabberjaw th SharkGodAvatar wrote:

Radavel wrote:

Kruelaid wrote:

Yah, I really liked the idea of simplifying using layers. Major speed up, that one.

Don't you dare sink the Intractable.

Report any crueltyies and/or injustices to DM Heathy's Saltmarsh Discussion Thread for his enjoyment, followed by karmic revenge meted out against one Stigwold Maechaemmer, DM Kruely's duly appointed whippingboy.

You are losing in the polls Sharky!

No rethpect I tell's ya!

I was old when dinosaurs was born, and I outlived them eevolutionary dead ends!

I been around longer than th' cockroach, and I'll outlive them too!

Friggin' krakens.

Methinks that Sharky has plans of conquering the surface world. "Quickly to the bat cave!"

Nicolas Logue wrote:

You are losing in the polls Sharky!

I also like the Sharky article.

Thanks Radavel!

How many people would be interested in seeing an article on ship to ship, and ship board combat as an Indulgence?

How many people would be interested in seeing an article on ship to ship, and ship board combat as an Indulgence?

I would be interested! I'd even pay for it!

How many people would be interested in seeing an article on ship to ship, and ship board combat as an Indulgence?

Count me in too!

Nicolas Logue wrote:

How many people would be interested in seeing an article on ship to ship, and ship board combat as an Indulgence?

Count me in too!

Sweet! It's looking like it might be a winner.

How many people would be interested in seeing an article on ship to ship, and ship board combat as an Indulgence?

Count me in!

How many people would be interested in seeing an article on ship to ship, and ship board combat as an Indulgence?

Definitely count me in. The Stormwrack rules just really didn't cut it for my group.

Nicolas Logue wrote:

How many people would be interested in seeing an article on ship to ship, and ship board combat as an Indulgence?

Definitely count me in. The Stormwrack rules just really didn't cut it for my group.

Right on Darian! We need more cool rules for sailing the seas!

I'd like to see something about aquatic familiars for wizards and sorcerers. Nicholas Logue mentioned something about an otter who offers a reduced penalty for underwater combat and casting. More thoughts to flesh out this (or other) idea(s)? C'mon- the elven wizard in the party is my wife! If I can't satisfy her, you guys gotta help me out! Waitaminute...
Alternatives to soggy spellbooks would be keen, too! Of course, any suggestions mentioned here would get serious consideration for immediate gameplay in the current running of "Blood Waters," also from Sinister Adventures. Thanks!

I'd like to see something about aquatic familiars for wizards and sorcerers. Nicholas Logue mentioned something about an otter who offers a reduced penalty for underwater combat and casting. More thoughts to flesh out this (or other) idea(s)? C'mon- the elven wizard in the party is my wife! If I can't satisfy her, you guys gotta help me out! Waitaminute...

Alternatives to soggy spellbooks would be keen, too! Of course, any suggestions mentioned here would get serious consideration for immediate gameplay in the current running of "Blood Waters," also from Sinister Adventures. Thanks!

For the spellbook angle, it might be cool to have some kind of crazy magic critter (like an arcane hermit crab or something shelled like a conch) that when it "breathes" the eddies it creates in the water are the runes of different spells "stored" in it. So the thing just breathes in different ways and shows its caster the spells they want to learn for the day.

Thanks, Nick! I'll suggest that idea tomorrow. We use the weekdays to plan for the next session, so there's always some buzz about what's going on...

Thanks, Nick! I'll suggest that idea tomorrow. We use the weekdays to plan for the next session, so there's always some buzz about what's going on...

Sweet! Hope its not too weird for your group! Its pretty weird! :-)

C'mon- the elven wizard in the party is my wife! If I can't satisfy her, you guys gotta help me out! Waitaminute...

<raises eyebrow>

<washes round his 'bits'>

<checks breath mints> (very useful for a gorgon...)

<heads for door>

"Oh, you mean help her with her familiar?
Not be familiar?
(Darn!)

Szombulis wrote:

I'd like to see something about aquatic familiars for wizards and sorcerers. Nicholas Logue mentioned something about an otter who offers a reduced penalty for underwater combat and casting. More thoughts to flesh out this (or other) idea(s)? C'mon- the elven wizard in the party is my wife! If I can't satisfy her, you guys gotta help me out! Waitaminute...

Alternatives to soggy spellbooks would be keen, too! Of course, any suggestions mentioned here would get serious consideration for immediate gameplay in the current running of "Blood Waters," also from Sinister Adventures. Thanks!

For the spellbook angle, it might be cool to have some kind of crazy magic critter (like an arcane hermit crab or something shelled like a conch) that when it "breathes" the eddies it creates in the water are the runes of different spells "stored" in it. So the thing just breathes in different ways and shows its caster the spells they want to learn for the day.

Whoa. That's weird. Don't remember writing that - I must have been on Guayaki...

GUAYAKI!