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Yes, I am with Kevida. I am not sure why it takes so long to produce these minis. It seems that the art work for some of these would be in the modules themselves.

However, even if they have to be drawn it would seem that a month is long enough to produce them, and I hope Pazio would trust these artists to let them see the product ahead of time. Surely something could be worked out.

I would buy a set of these for every module Pazio produces. The market must be huge, and I believe that most players don't know about the exceptional quality of these products. Pazio should incorporate these into their pdf versions or even the printed modules. I would pay an extra $5 for modules with these included.

Correct. Spontaneous casters apply metamagic on the fly (applying the spell level adjustment and making it take a full-round action), but preparatory casters have to decide in the morning which metamagics they want to apply and on which spells.

Thanks, that is what I thought, but Hero Lab seems to have a slight problem with applying this rule. It doesn't do it or the operator is having issues.

When a wizard is memorizing his or her allotment of spells for the upcoming day, they must decide at that time to apply a metamagic right? So using Extend Spell on Mage Armor would be memorized as a 2nd level spell right?

Thank you, I am creating index cards for each of the various granted powers. These will be used by the players and GM alike to help speed the game along. I saw the annotation just after your posting. I thank you for the accurate response.

Huzzah!!!!!

Do granted powers from Clerical domains provoke attacks of opportunity? I see they are listed as standard actions. I assume that means they do, but to assume makes an *&% out of u and me.

I like having the options available, I even had this vision of giving a game an old school feel by making the non casting classes level on the fast chart, the half casters on the mid chart, and the full casters on the slow chart.

I think this is the correct interpretation of the rule. Sure you could have a "slow" or "fast" campaign, but what I read led me to believe that character classes with a D6 for hit points (the sorceror and the wizard) would be on the slow progression to help balance the inequity of power between them and the fighter styled characters who are on the fast progression.

Additionally, I think this discussion could be clarified if the XP progression chart was printed on the chart with the class features and abilities.

As to options, well.....I used to play Rolemaster. It had something like 8 Companion books of optional rules. This just led to confusion and everyone using different rules for their game. The most popular and best received RPG of all time that had more players and ushered in the Golden Age of Roleplaying Games was AD&D (First Edition for all you pups).

It had limited optional rules and varied XP progression. Sure, Unearthed Arcana came along, but that was almost 10 years after the game to publication. It was also the beginnning of the end, which we now call 4th Edition.

This is the direction that Wizards of the Coast should have taken, instead of the strange path they chose. I love the Alpha test product, I hope that this catches fire. Perhaps this product could bring Wizards of the Coast back to their senses, or maybe Paizo will end up with the means to purchase Dungeons and Dragons back from Hasbro and save my game.