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I hate racial favored class options. These should be something that anyone from that class can take. The role player in me wants to play a halfling sorcerer because I have more fun playing small races but the roll player wants to play a human, half-elf or half-orc for the extra spells known. This is half a class problem so I think I'm ok saying this here.
MisterDoug if you want to do Sir Bearington you might want to use the spy and the master spy.Damn, and I thought I was being original! Or maybe I saw it a few years back and its now popping up in my head. Damn my unconscious plagiarism! Sorry. I know how you feel. Back in 3.5 I played a Tibbit (a race kind of like a halfling that can turn into a house cat) psion named Boots. One of the people I played with said in his other game someone was playing an awakened house cat psion named Boots.
I see you are using other 3.0/3.5 stuff so let me point out the saint template in the Book of Exalted Deeds. You might have luck finding another group here.
Your rules lawyer is either a liar or he doesn't deserve the title. Or both. If he can't be trusted, he shouldn't be the "rules lawyer". Swordtrained: Tengus are trained from birth in swordplay, and as a result are automatically proficient with sword-like weapons (including bastard swords, daggers, elven curve blades, falchions, greatswords, kukris, longswords, punching daggers, rapiers, scimitars, short swords, and two-bladed swords). Characters can use a katana two-handed as a martial weapon, but must take the Exotic Weapon Proficiency (katana) feat to use it one-handed. The tengus can use that sword one handed
My wizard charges 65%. I see on these messages boards all the time people saying the party should chip in to buy the cleric his first wand of CLW but that has never happened for me. I do it because even though there is little reason for me to cast hast on myself the party loves it when I can pull out a want to cast it on them. So yeah I charge over cost but this way I can have items that you would like for me to use on you when the time comes. I do it because I like being the one that's in charge of the party's disposable funds. We are playing kingmaker right now and something just happened that hit our kingdom in the coffer hard and my wizard was able to just give the kingdom 50,000 GP. Everyone else had they're gold spent. I think if I hadn't done this it would have been the end of the campaign.
It's in the core rule book on page 144 under Weapon Size in Inappropriately Sized Weapons:
I have never come across a DnD game with spaceships and robots unless you consider SpaceJammer an actual setting and not a horrible mistake. Robot can be found in Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Bestiary. They are common in Numeria .
He might not suffer a penalty sight-based Perception checks, but he might suffer a penalty on all ranged attack rolls (due to his lousy depth perception). I am one of the best shots with a gun that I know. I think it's because most people are thrown off by having to close one eye edit: I am bad at throwing thing
And yes the dead magic would work against the dragon as well but he is still looking at being able to fly, use breath weapons, be colossal and have his damage reduction, all against pc's that would at best be completely mundane with no ability to cast a including spell like abilities It would lose it breath weapon it's supernatural.
That is genius. Edit 100 Posts
I love making magic item. The idea that this item could be around for a lot longer then my character is what bring me to it. I hope this book will finely let me put my maker's mark on at lest one artifact, something that the ELH didn't even let me do (not very epic). EDIT:sorry reposted in the right thread
My question is why is it under heavy blades for fighter weapon treaning Blades, Heavy: bastard sword, chakram, double chicken saber, double walking stick katana, elven curve blade, falcata, falchion, greatsword, great terbutje, katana, khopesh, longsword, nine-ring broadsword, nodachi, scimitar, scythe, seven-branched sword, shotel, temple sword, terbutje, and two-bladed sword Is it like the two-bladed sword
Even worse than that, Elminster (who in some supplements had technical divine rank) is still alive, he was the stick a former DM used to hit us with, to the point that we wanted to find some way to do him in. Our Rogue suggested placing and activating a Feather Token (Tree) in his underpants.I've had some lame moments with deities from some DMs. They would use them as a means to an end just to beat players with the DM stick.I hate it when this happens. The main reason I bought 4E was I heard Mystra was dead. The bad news Bane was still alive. Another one that gave us problems was Lolth. My DM found a Lolth hit squad in a dragon magazine. After that we couldn't kill a drow cleric that was higher than 3rd lv without them hunting us.
Agreed that using scrolls is inefficient. I don't recall ever seeing a standard price on "let me copy a spell from your spellbook please"; where is that coming from? In my case, it's a Kingmaker game, and given that we just were unable to find a 9th level spellcaster in all of the nearest town, I was certainly prepared to assume the worst; that I'd have to have a scroll made. Every game I've ever played, we've had to pay scroll prices to acquire spells outside of leveling up.But I'm throwing away nearly 60k gold over the course of 10 levels by paying for scrolls and scribing costs, You can find it on page 219 of the CRB
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