Recent content by Kev

Hey, Darwin, did you ever manage to track down any form-fillable/saveable, character sheets? If you're still looking, I have two or three that I pulled from somewhere off the internet years ago. Send me a PM with your email address and I'll shoot 'em off to you. I also have a pretty extensive...

Color me interested! :D

The -4 penalty represents the care you're taking with your shot so that you don't hit your ally. Pure and simple. I don't think the rule needs to be tweaked, modified or changed in any way. Now, if one of my players was adamant about firing a shot into an ally-involved melee and not taking...

If one of my PCs is the attacker in that situation, I let the player decide whether he wants to go for the weapon lock or the sunder. I leave it to them to decide which would more advantageous to go for, tactically speaking. When it happens with an NPC as the attacker, I make the same decision...

I would certainly make a case for Hyboria's Fiercest being a good supplement to have on hand. Even if you don't care about the multiclassing options or whatnot, the wealth of environmental and survival rules are worth the price of admission. Even if you don't use them all the time, I think it's...

It is a fine looking book, indeed. Glad you finally got a hold of one. I know you were looking for a while. Makes me sad that they didn't produce the 2nd edition rulebook in the same full-color, glossy-paged fashion. But I can understand keeping costs down and all that, I guess....

How about, in the specific case of the Intimidate skill, using the Charisma modifier as an absolute value? Whether the actual value is negative or positive, treat it as a positive modifier to Intimidate. Your Charisma 10 or 11 characters get no bonus to Intimidate or, of course, any other...

Just as food for thought, a couple of years ago someone on this very forum (I'm afraid I can't recall who) suggested an alternate way of using helms/helmets. I have not implemented or tried this alternate in my game, so I can't say whether it's good or bad but it's interesting nonetheless. I...

Well...there's a fair amount of empty space in the box itself. I suppose so you can conveniently store other sourcebooks inside. What you get is basically this: ---> A fluff book describing the city of Messantia (its history, geography, environs and personalities) in great detail. This is the...

There's a ton of info on all the Merchant Houses and Guilds of Argos in the Messantia, City of Riches box set. I read through that material before starting my campaign (which started in Messantia) and it proved invaluable. Well worth tracking down if the PCs in your game are or will be in that...

The True Professional feat can be found in Shadizar - City of Wickedness, p. 16 of Book II, "Secrets of the Streets". The Pict bodypainting feats can be found in Across the Thunder River, pp. 120-128.

So, I was looking at this feat today and was quite surprised to notice that there are no prerequisites listed for it. I mean, as printed, you don't even have to have any levels in Scholar to be a Sorcerous Instructor! I figure this has got to be an oversight and was wondering what y'all think...

IIRC, it was originally an El Borak yarn titled "Three-Bladed Doom". Someone please correct me if I'm mistaken.

Wait...what? I didn't send it to you again, did I, Spectator? :shock: I coulda sworn I sent it off to MidnightSun. Please don't mess with what little is left of my fragile, eggshell mind. :? Oh, and who said anything about having cereal with my grey lotus....

PM me with your email address and I'll fire it off to you as soon as I'm able.