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TriOmegaZero wrote:

Artanthos wrote:

With Gang Up, sneak attacks are all but a guarantee unless your solo, which should never happen.

I find it is less than guaranteed, as most times by the time you get into position with two of your allies, the enemy is dead.

And I've found it very simple to manage, even on the first round of combat, if I delay until other players have moved.

If combat is ending before the second round, the party is either hugely overpowered or the encounter is way below APL.

They must all have power attack.

Are inquisitors not allowed in?

James Sutter's posts from the future are messing up the thread.

Time travel ruins everything.

The backstory is alright if a little done before. I wonder how his lack of memory will be fluffed into his class abilities.

I'll be honest, the artwork is just not good. It contains both a very implausible and ridiculous weapon and armor. One of the worst Paizo has did for an iconic. It's not even handwaved away like with Amiri. I hope Paizo eventually gets the memo on this type of stuff, although after years of this...

If Reynolds really is knowledgeable about weapons it just makes they way he does his artwork all the worse, as there is a lack of excuse.

Quit trying to ruin my fantasy with your realism.

I was hoping for two Iconics today to catch up but damn that's plenty.

Disciple of Sakura wrote:

First 3.0 campaign I played, I was a fighter with weapon focus: Heavy Crossbow for thematic reasons. I fired at a creature climbing up towards our location along an almost sheer cliff. I asked how far away it was, the DM replied "120 feet" and I fired at it. Rolled pretty high, DM responded that there was "no way" I could hit it because it was "120 feet away. That's too far to hit it." Needless to say, I quit that game after that session.

My first 3.0 experience, I built a gish sorcerer and gave her Martial Weapon Proficiency: Greatsword at first level. The DM refused to allow it, because she didn't know how to wield a longsword, and there was no way someone could learn to use a greatsword without knowing how to use a longsword first.

I actualy got mad reading about the level of stupid you have encountered.

Quite a few of these are making me wonder where you guys meet these horrible people...

Ok that stirge one is actually funny enough for me to believe it wasn't a bad call...

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having an appearance or character resembling that of a human.
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