Telfair "Monty" Montague's page

Change bardic music to once per day, period. Not once per day per bard level. ...

Reduce the number of spells per day by half and remove any spell with a casting time of 1 action or less.

Egads! I'm half the man I used to be!

Oh well, I still get all girls.

I say! What uncouth verbage doth the OP use!

Thou sayest I "sucketh"? I take great offense. Untruer words were never said. Why, I inspire with words and music, the greatest magic of all. The magic of the soul. I play the lute -- and women weep ... (uh, with joy).

As for skills, they are mine to cultivate (until Mssr. Bulmahn doth consolidate them into the sort of package that would fit into a Wizard's wee li'l bitty codpiece.).

I am in no need of an overhaul. They sayest this Fourth Edition will do away with the great players and poets of the age. Nonsense! I forsake this Fourth Edition, and its attempt to change me into something mundane and boring -- like most followers of Bocobb.

Olidammara be praised. There are still feasthalls and taverns and inns where my great works are appreciated, and for villages like Homlett, wherein resides the Welcome Wench, where I can ply my trade before a grateful and appreciative audience.

Men of parts, unite, I say. Beat back these foul rumors of bards that "sucketh." Truly, all the great deeds of adventurers would be forgotten if not for men and women of my vocation, who tell tales tall and true.

Sucketh? My ass!

Macomb, Illinois' very own was interviewed for a story about taking part in the RPG Superstar contest.

Journal Star article here

Monkey should be a core PC race.

To replace gnomes.

>:0

Noooooooooooooooooooooo!

You will be assimilated.... ;)

Yes, well while I'm not quite sure that resistance is futile ... it is certainly inconvenient and at the same time, damn exhausting.

So long as I continue not owning a cell phone, I am probably in good stead, all in all.

By the time we get to that stage with our world, I'm sure technology will have advanced to the point where we'll all have all that information beamed into our brains by our wrist-implanted watches, thoguh.

LOL!

Egads! I don't think I'm quite ready to be hard wired into my favorite game, no matter how much I enjoy it.

Thanks Paizo gang for pulling back on the curtain to see your thinking process on the development of the game world for Pathfinder, and more importantly, its presentation format.

I was particularly pleased to hear that James said that a "Less is more" approach was foremost in your thoughts.

I know from my personal experience that while I'm NOT inclined to build a homebrew world from scratch, neither am I keen on being overburdened with canon.

With apologizes to Erik, who I knew contributed to the Living Greyhawk Gazeteer and had input on Greyhawk: The Adventure begins, both books are so loaded with detail I feel overburdened trying to incorporate all it in my game.

For my Age of Worms game, for instance, I end up going back time and again not to those works, but to my copy of the slim D&D Gazeteer -- which has just enough information to give me a jump start and plenty of room to add my own creations to the world.

The fact that the Pathfinder team is keeping this is mind, as well as trying to meet the expectations of those who DO like a little detail with supplemental material, is heartening.

Thanks for keeping us minimialists in mind.

Did you catch the rip on D&D dorks when Shrek reaches the high school?

I'm loading my blunderbus now.

All the charts I need to run my bard -- without any page turning. Thanks Amber!

I'm not sure if Vonda McIntyre still writes genre fiction, but I always thought she had a way of putting her stamp on Star Trek and Thieves World stuff way back when.

I'd like to see Wizards try to match a cover like that in an online format.

Not!

I'm also here ....