Razz wrote:
I have a request for stuff NOT to show up. Please do not create Bestiary entries that are just existing monsters with class levels, like a lot of MM IV and V were...
bg2soatob wrote:
Sorry to be JUST out of your range, but my current favorite issue is #278 (or 279?) the Elves issue with the awesome Drizzt artwork on the cover. I've just recently finished an Elf Druid character and a great deal of his character background came from this magazine, as well as a lot of the Elf terminology (place names, etc) came from playing with the Elven Lexicon in the issue. Just a very rich episode. I would love to see similar Pidgin Racial Language Lexicons for other races (Gnome or Sylvan, perhaps?) in future issues.
I've noticed that the combat oriented characters in my current adventuring party run the gamut in combat styles. It's interesting to watch, because in different situations, each style seems to get its chance to shine. We have the "tank". A dwarf who likes nothing more than to wade into the thick of the fight with his bastard sword and slice and hack things. We have the range specialist. Arrows, arrows, arrows, then take up the blade when things get too close. We have the "man in motion". Or rather had. He died through no fault of his own. :-) but his style was that of the lightly armoured, tumble and dart abou, looking for the best position to get in one good hit, then dart about again. Which of these fo you all prefer, and am I missing any?
Edgewood wrote: So what's your favorite spell, or spell combination? I personally love Finger of Death because it's so cruel. One save and if you fail it....oh well!! I've always been partial to the versatility of Stone Shape. I once captured the main villain in a game once by shaping the stone beneath him into the form of a hollow egg and encased the poor megalomaniac inside. |