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1188375869[/unixtime]]Is that from a webcomic? If so I request you post the link.[br][br]Two evils can fight for plenty of reasons other than both wanting to take over the world. There are other reasons for conflict. Besides, it may take two to tango but it only takes one to throw a punch. [br][br]...

1187379113[/unixtime]]I just want a spell list that doesn't make me cry. Of course, I'm unemployed and Frank usually says my writing needs heavy edits. ;-;[br][br]-Crissa [br][br]Personally I think the individual spells should be dropped completely and replaced with some sort of spell framework ins...

Hmmm... in my mind something like a wall of stone or wall of force would also count as battlefield control, but it clearly isn't a save vs anything.

Glitterdust doesn't affect an area - it effects creatures within the area at the time of casting. Battlefield control is about filling areas of the battlefield with persisting effects to control movement, I believe, so Glitterdust doesn't qualify.[br][br]I think that a spell can actually fit into bo...

Tell her to play the Cheshire cat from here: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dn ... ][br]Might as well push the idea all the way and play as a straight cat.

Edit: "It's unhygienic outside"?

He comes back to life after dying. That's a bit higher than 3rd level magic.

Yeah. Because Gandalf obviously resurrected himself.

A CRT pixel loses brightness very quickly, so they've mostly faded by the next sweep. The sweep lights them up extremely quickly to the right colour.[br][br]A LCD pixel keeps brightness, but it takes some time to switch them from their old colour to their new colour each pass. Blurring is caused bec...

To be honest, I thought tactile illusions fool people into thinking that they are putting weight onto them when they weren't - so even though they don't support weight and you could wave your hand through them if you knew they were illusions, someone who doesn't know could push them, etc.[br][br]So ...

Frank is correct.[br][br]The only way to get logical statements out of a rule set is to analyse them in their entirety. Individual rules cannot be converted straight to logical statements.[br][br]There are actually somewhat complex rules for analysing computer programs in order to derive logical sta...

Only news I've been able to scrounge up on Kenneth in general is:[br][br] Sleeping Imperium (Removed 12/28/03)[br] There had been an archive of the Sleeping Imperium material created by Kenneth Hood, a science fantasy setting with adaptations for d20 and FUDGE. However, the author has requested it t...

You scare their minds into them before scaring them out of their minds.

I would be inclined to read it as all heads firing off together to form a single jet, once every 1d4 rounds. So you'ld end up with 30d6 damage once, with ER applying to it once. Mainly because the text doesn't suggest multiple jets at once, but does state all the heads breathe on together.

In my opinion that's the real issue with law and chaos in D&D - they much more passive forces that good and evil. They're associated with behaviours like cleaning your room or having 5 days worth of dishes stacked unwashed next to your sink.[br][br]It might be interesting to promote Law and Chao...

"Chopped Up"? "Toasty"? Sounds like the recipe for Iron Chef D20.

Pfft, catfolk. In my last D&D campaign I played as a cat (using the Cheshire Cat from WotC's site). Opposable thumbs are for pussies.

If you don't have high magic then you can use a non-wish based economy anyway. You will still have the situation where expensive magic items can't actually be bought, but this is more a result it not really being possible to make them - each would have a specific history to it's creation and so fort...

1173916787[/unixtime]] 1173915359[/unixtime]]So, what if you make the table from Darkwood? It would become lighter, so could you wield it one handed? [br][br]You don't want to wield it one-handed, most of the time, but I suppose it's handy to have the option. Note that it already gives you a Shield...

I'm the sorcerer.[br][br]1. My character's race has invisibility at will. This is probably overpowered early on. Perhaps the ability should have been spread over two actions (first round giving partial invisibility with 20% miss chance, second round giving total invisibility) and later advance to in...

The difference, as far as I can tell, is that the surfaces requiring balance checks to run or charge are those you are likely to slip on but otherwise don't slow you down. [br][br]For instance, if you are running across a 30º slope, there is nothing slowing you down but you might slip. If you are ru...

Next you'll be telling me Manga isn't mainstream yet...

Oh snap.

Paladins basically have a cleric cohort stitched onto them, without the coolness factor of literally having a cohort stitched onto them.

I saw nothing at all in either of the two games to suggest heartless get DR or Regeneration. Heartless and Nobodies are immune to Sora's wooden sword and Roxas' nerf bat but that is all. Even Simba's claws work fine.[br][br]Normal heartless aren't very threatening, and I would have no issue with tow...

The keyblade is an upgradable weapon that is the key to fighting the heartless/nobodies. You can attach various pendants to it to change it's appearance, damage and special abilities.[br][br]Most of it's special powers are just there for plot continuation - it can lock and unlock just about any lock...

Paranoia? The same thing you would do for any session: Kill them. Repeatedly.

Hey, I was thinking of playing a housecat in my next game. The main challenge will be the lack of opposable thumbs.