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Magespawn wrote:

Me= I like to play fantasy games like Pathfinder.

You= Lives in a fantasy world.

Insulting other posters = Not cool. Behave or leave the thread.

Your doctor called, your prescription is waiting for you...

I was replying to his statement to me, which wasn't cool.

Magespawn wrote:

Reagan was a terrible President, so was Bush Sr. and Jr.

Good old Reaganomics, let the rich get richer and the middle class pay for everything.
And for Bush Sr. and Jr. sending our Military to be used for a security force for the oil companies, shame on you both.

Your doctor called, your prescription is waiting for you...

'Sending our military to be used as a security force...' can you actually back those statements up with, y'know, reality?

People may disagree with things actually done (Reagan's Iran Contra, Clinton's lying under oath...) but please, keep your accusations grounded in reality.

Me= I like to play fantasy games like Pathfinder.

Reagan was a terrible President, so was Bush Sr. and Jr.
Good old Reaganomics, let the rich get richer and the middle class pay for everything.
And for Bush Sr. and Jr. sending our Military to be used for a security force for the oil companies, shame on you both.

(a person born to unmarried parents)
_______________^__________________ Bloodline was the 3.0 book.
Had some interesting half races.

I actually think it is a better system to have more base classes and weaker Prestige Classes. If people are encouraged to stay with one class for all 20 levels instead of jumping around to rack up neat powers, having a great number of base classes that cover specific concepts (rather than resorting to multiclassing) is the best way to go. As long as each class is comparable or better than a multiclass character, where's the harm in more options?

Plus, it's a simple matter to rule that only core classes are allowed. Class bloat problem solved.

I have to agree with Evil Lincoln's response. I know a lot of you will disagree with this but I would like to see no more Prestige Classes, more base classes or at least guildlines on building base classes, also info for taking characters past 20th level.

One that I have used a couple of times in real life,
"I must say, your ignorance far surpasses your intelligence"

I would like to see a book with more spells for all the spell casting classes plus a few sub classes for wizards,example.

- Elementalist- Gets to "specialize" with one of the 4 elements, lets say for instance water, you would get bonus spells per day in that element per level and pluses for dmg, you would be able to cast earth and air element spells normally but no spells that are fire based, since fire is the direct opposite of water.