Recent content by jcw8705

Another useful 'forced' roleplay tool I have found is the Hubris/Flaw rules from 7th Sea D20 (Swashbuckling Adventures). You pick a Hubris/Flaw and once per game the DM or another player can call your Hubris/Flaw into effect. The players who take one end up with a bonus feat, while the GM ends...

I personally just boost the threshold by 20 pts for each size category up of an opponent (and reduce it by 1/2 for each successive smaller size...i.e. a pixie getting hit by a war spear = dead pixie on a stick). Another option would be to give a size modifier to the massive damage threshold...

I utilize the dodge/parry roll vs the attack roll. I think it adds something to the game, as well as a bit of uncertainty (Parrying this round hmm...unfortunately they are using a brilliant energy weapon and it can't be parried...bad decision, try dodging next time). As it is, the rules...

While the rule does in fact clearly state penalties cannot reduce damage below 1, DR & Armor are not penalties to the damage roll. Penalties would be a low Strength modifier, a profane/sacred penalty, a curse effect that provides a penalty of some sort or another, or circumstance penalties...

Thanks for the insights. I hadn't even considered that HP's past 10th level might change. That's a good answer to a poorly worded ability. +6 Str, +4 Con, +3 Will, +1.5 HP past 11th level. Appreciate it, John

I have a question in regards to the Crimson Mist ability. It indicates that it replicates the effects of the Fighting Madness Feat (+4 Str, +4 Con, etc). However, at higher levels it indicates that the Str bonus increases to +6 _AND_ the HP bonus goes to 1.5 per level. My question is should...

This Combat Maneuver references having Whirlwind Attack as a prereq, but Whirlwind Attack is not included in the Feats section. Was this intentional and the maneuver supposed to be removed as well, or is the feat missing?