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My group and I started Strange Aeons about two months ago, and I like to use the adventure path dice sets for the AP. It seems like they skipped over Strange Aeons though. Since we've started playing the Ruins of Azlant and Ironfang Invasion sets have come out. Is there any reason they would skip and AP dice set? I just thought it was weird. I'm hoping the dice set comes out before we finish the AP so I can at least use them for a little while.
I'm currently playing an unchained summoner, and our party has gotten a heads up that we'll be fighting werewolves soon. My eidolon is a biped with two claw attacks and three tentacle attacks, and is one of the main damage dealers in the party, along with our inquisitor and rouge. We recently fought a flesh golem, and the eidolon couldn't do enough damage to bypass the adamantine DR, and I'm worried that the same will happen when we fight werewolves. Does anyone know of any spells or magic items that will allow my eidolon's natural attacks to count as silver for the purpose of overcoming DR? I've googled and flipped through a bunch of books and can't find anything. Thanks! 
Does anyone know if there is a way to get prints of the cover art from the magazines? A while ago there was a cover with Graz'zt ond Igwilve (spelling?), I don't remember what issue number, and I've always really liked it. I've got some extra money, and would like to get it as a print. Thanks in advance. Tif
Does anyone know if an aspect of Graz'zt has been published? I've looked in the Minatures Handbook, as well as WotC's web enhancement for the Fiendish Codex I, and still can't find one. Just curious, and thanks in advance.
I just recently bought a year subscription to Dragon Magazine. In my last few posts on the board, the subscriber tag hasn't appeared by my name. When I check my subscriptions tied to this account, it shows that I have a subscription to Dragon. Has anyone else had this problem? Who would I e-mail to ask about this? Thanks in advance.
I've been playing D&D for something like seven years now, and am fairly familiar with the 3.5 races, feats, and classes. Recently, I was talking with one of the other gamers in my group (I'm a player, not the DM) about a character I was thinking of running, and she accused me of being a power gamer and min-maxing. We play in FR, and I was thinking of playing a sun elven evoker/fighter and eventaully get the Bladesinger PrC. Bladesingers eventually get the ability to ignore spell failure in heavier armors, so I was going to see if I couldn't get mithril breastplate since it's decent armor. I was also planning to get a few of the new sudden metamagic feats out of the Complete Aracane. While I thought I was simply utilizing the race, class and feat combination, my friend thought I was power gaming and min-maxing, which is something I REALLY don't want to do. I just thought I'd ask everyone else's opinion on it: when does utilizing the rules change into power gaming and min-maxing? |
