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Sorry - mistyped the average for FotD I - should have been 27 (for 6d8) instead of 37. The basic complaint I have with the 10d6 "increase" for ALL versions still stands - even if my math is off. :)


In the mythic version of "FORM OF THE DRAGON (ALL)" the write-up states the breath weapon damage "increases" to 10d6 (average of 35 and max of 60). That's a genuine increase for "FORM OF THE DRAGON I" (6d8 or average of 37 and max of 48) but is a decrease for "FORM OF THE DRAGON II" (which has a damage of 8d8 - or an average 36 and max of 64). It is really lame compared to FORM OF THE DRAGON III which already has 12d8 (average of 54 and max of 96). Since the mythic version increases the breath weapon damage by 25% for FORM OF THE DRAGON I, shouldn't the damage increase by 25% for FORM OF THE DRAGON II and III? That would make the mythic damage be 10d8 (for II) and 12d10 (for III).


I realize it has been said above, but I'd like to add my vote to have something akin to the old armor/shield/weapon crystals. If that's perceived as too much of a rip-off, make them "badges" or "medallions" or whatever. This addresses (partially) the problem of wanting the ability to use several +1 type bonuses (depending on the expected situation) without having to build a (combined) +5 or higher weapon that can't be afforded. Since magical items can be swapped out of body slots, it makes sense to me that magical enhancements can be swapped out of armors/shields/weapons.

To "fully" address the bonus issue, I'd like to see crystals (or badges or whatever) be treated like wands in the sense that ANY enchantment may be placed within a crystal (instead of having specific crystals). Doing so could certainly incur a REASONABLE additional fee (for the flexibility). This could be either a flat fee (my preference - say, for the cost of the crystal) or a SMALL (less than half) percentage modifier.


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I understand you want to "watermark" the PDF files, and you'll need to send a notice to someone that a gift download is available. So - I'm prepared to provide the email name of the person to whom I want you to send a gift. Good enough? No way! What's the deal with the "Avatar name" crap? Do I have to know someone's "Avatar name" in order to spend money on your web site? That's just BS.