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Just imagine an episode of Cops where the police come to the scene and start asking questions. So one dude, instead of answering the cops questions, decides he's going to ignore the cops, whip out a guitar and start playing a song. There's no way that's going to net him a reaction bonus. Yeah, the ...

OgreBattle, you make me happy, because my favorite game is Ogre Battle 64.

Applying Lizard twice works sort of like teemo's e, no? the champs that always utilized lizard well never let the DoT drop off of you, Hecarim, Evelynn, etc. Stacking that dot isnt a bad thing. I suppose that the quick speed at which lucian would reapply it would be less effective than the time inte...

Honestly if lizard spirit and tear didnt get nerfed so hard he'd be a decent blue-build duelist thanks to his passive. Getting to apply Botrk / Muramana and lizard twice in a row aint bad.

Edit: Though the stength of bluebuild is for poke and zoning im pretty sure, and this guy would suck at that.

Bottom lane is all about combo vs combo, and how you play it. Lucian doesnt auto counter Vayne and Vayne doesnt auto-counter Lucian.

If it were a matter of 1v1 however, Vayne would almost always win.

'While blinking, you can step through (but not see through) solid objects. For each 5 feet of solid material you walk through, there is a 50% chance that you become material. If this occurs, you are shunted off to the nearest open space and take 1d6 points of damage per 5 feet so traveled. You can m...

Also the time a player for awhile wanted us to roll dice and make decisions for his character while he'd go play League of Legends. Kinda defeats purpose of the game, when not even bothering to ROLEPLAY in a damn RPG! "I dunno dood just roll my dice! I'm in the middle of a game!' YEAH. A GAME ...

Seething song just got banned in modern. What. The. Fuck. Wizards. It's not like Strom was even super powered in Modern but they decided to give everyone who played it a huge kick in the nuts. I feel like it might have had a lot to do with griselband being just dumb on turn one. EDIT: Sure, you'd h...

Turn doesn't have any meaning at all in 3.5, but to the extent that it matters, turn used to mean in 2e a period of seven rounds, so by the same logic that you use 4e to figure out what it means to say that you get it for each person, you instead get it once every seven rounds. But my interpretatio...

Zendikar was a much more entertaining block. Specifically the Shards / M10 / Zend block I'd say. So many different decks in standard then, you had viable jund/naya/bant... 4 color control, 5 color control, white weenie, monoblack vamps, red deck wins, U mill, UW control, UB mill, ugh... I miss that...

I actually really enjoyed L5R during samurai edition, until near the end of it where it was all about negating the negation that negated my negation that negated your unable to be negated action. (Determination is bullocks). I really enjoyed how every clan (for the most part) had a perfectly viable ...

Mainly for things such as Legendary Strategist's 'A World of Opportunity (Ex): Once per turn, a Legendary Strategist may take an Immediate Action without using up his swift action next round.' Does once per turn mean once during each individual creature's turn in a round? I ask because there are man...

Need some reasons why pathfinder is bad. I mean, we know it is, but I dont have the books and need to give him informed reasons on why not to bother with it. Also in specific, how rogues in PF are weaker than 3.5.

Thanks =D

I remember seeing something about something like this on wizards forums billions of years ago before 4.5 crushed the forums.

Wat do.

(A warlock can supposedly optimize to push people 500' or something eery eldritch blast then do an extra d6 of damage for every 5 feet?)

shadzar wrote:
again the MMO influence should not have happened. D&D doesnt have a Bazaar in the Nexus.

you arrogant fuck, DnD has whatever the damn dm writes into it. It isnt your concrete fucking setting, or anyone's.

Alot of people pro-random loot seem opposed to the MMO mentality of gaining loot. Except, it pretty much works the same way in 3rd/4th. In an MMO, there is only a certain number of things that can drop at a certain level. Better stuff drops from bosses. In DnD, there are only a certain number of thi...

Throwing this out there. One of my characters in a campaign recently lost an arm.

He still uses a fucking sword

[*] Reforging! Similar to the Market, but instead of actually getting new items, the specific enhancements found are merely moved from one item to another. This is in many ways more insulting than the market, because it means that magic items don't even persist - they are just power crystals that p...

Seems like this entire time we're assuming someone is demanding a katana in a world with no asia equivalent. Because they did just that. Save for it began with a rapier, adn the DM owes it to them because that is what they chose to have, like the tiger. the unyielding player refuses to accept that ...

Let's move this to Druids, because people have less sympathy for them and don't feel the need to distort the game because of years of training based on them being a shitty class that needs the DM to sandbag so they can contribute. You're a druid. You want a Tiger. Maybe you have mechanical reasons ...

It. Is. Read the soul blade ability again. Well, looks like I've had a small bout of retardation. But I'll adapt! If characters preferring a specific weapon is dumb, and Frank would advocate that, then why write a class that has the ability to choose whatever weapon it wants? Also NineInch, I'd be ...

If people want to use a specific weapon simply cause they like them, let them. Jeesh.

If you like weapon diversity so much why isnt Tome Soulborn written to make 'weapons of blue soulfire' rather than 'swords of blue soulfire'?

Ogre Battle 64 is my favorite game ever. Anyways, they're disposable, effective, efficient, and silent killers, whether it be with a blade or with words. Ninja will use literally anything to get the job done and done well. They tend to be emotionally hardened and, as seerow has said, swallow frisbee...

I can't believe this debate seriously turned into whether or not a class should be killed based on the viability of the class. You're advocating punishing a player for using the system they're playing to make a character they envision as cool. And before you bitch and moan about how we should offer ...

I do just wanna point out, I'm not anti-death, I'm anti-permanent death, under certain circumstances.

I'm also anti-stupidity.