The Gaming Den

Damn. Well, according to the FAQ it can be enabled by Admins. If this is impossible, I should probably just delete my thread. I don't have the time to individually edit powers like that.

It seems that no matter what I do, I cannot get HTML codes to work. Apparently it is enabled by administrators for people on a case for case basis, or something like that. I'm trying to use the Power Cards for a homebrew Ranger class created on a website, which look nice and work well. Copy/pasting ...

I used to do the DMPC thing upstaging players all the time. I've gotten better, realized the error of my ways, and rarely use them any more (if I do, they're a healbot cleric to keep the party alive because no one want to play a cleric). Now, as for worst DM's? I can't say I've had many, but I still...

I may have damaged a game with a slightly bent reading of the rules involving Jack of All Trades (alternate bard ability from PHB2) and a feat that allowed you to count all skills at 0.5 Ranks. Essentially, the dude had every skill at ranks equaling half his level. He could out Iaijutsu most samurai...

I'm going to cast resurrection on this thread. I'm considering doing some more work on the system, and I'll update occasionally. The reason it's been dead for so long (other than the lack of replies) is my until-recent lack of internet.

A few questions: first off, what purpose does shape have? is it mostly ad-hoc where the DM (or the position's equivalent) assigns a random value to be rolled against, or does it have its own specific check mechanics. moreover, self seems to be the most logical skill to pump points into, so does it ...

Thought it might be easier if people could just look at it here. I'm the creator, by the way.

Dreams Everyone dreams. Everyone goes into that fantastic world of hallways, monsters, fears, love, grand landscapes, and wild imaginations. Some dream of fear, pain, and horor; some of fantasy, wonder, worlds they never want to leave. Not everyone remembers their dreams, but everyone dreams. Many ...