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I think that's intentional. You're supposed to use a cure ritual.

Well, ultimately, if you're going to use alignments, you need to define them objectively. That means you're going to use definitions that people have not traditionally attached to Law and Chaos because no one agrees what those alignments mean. So you can make them work. You just have to be extremely...

[quote="RandomCasualty2]Still, in spite of that, they pretty much suck. The worst part is how they get half healing from spells and don't heal naturally at all. Meaning that you're going to be spending double the amount on wands to heal one. Considering the warforged is invariably going to be y...

Law and Chaos make more sense when you boil them down to their metaphysical extremes. Law as a force that invokes predictability, servitude, hierarchy, and stability, Chaos as a force that invokes inspiration, instability, manumission, equality. Either can be 'good', but neither of them has anything...

They do come with a shitload of immunities. Being able to stampede in to a Cloudkill has its charms.

I've committed to running a game of 4e DnD for my buddies this evening. I have, maybe, an hour and a half in total to do so since I also have work between now and then. I would like your suggestions for encounters and exciting occurances that might happen. It is for first-level characters. I have an...

It is this one: ENWorld Skill Challenge New Math. It's... basically the same broken mechanic from 4e but with the math revamped to make it so that it was no longer a no-brainer to go for more complicated challenges. But you still just "Roll Diplomacy! Roll it hard! " in order to power thr...

Divine fire damage is fire damage that is not stopped by fire resistance unless that fire resistance explicitly blocks /divine/ fire damage.

There's one currently up on the ENWorld boards if you take a quick gander. I saw a link to it on these boards somewhere.