Recent content by simjimm

Oh, this is very useful, saves lazy GM's like me having to give the party ANOTHER potion o0f Laumspur :D

Hey, creating daft NPC's and portraying them is half the fun of GM'ing. If its continuity you're worried about, don't be. As for Kai names, I assume most of them can be made by taking a random Verb or Adjective and adding a Noun. Animals or Geographic Features seem to be especially popular...

Eh? Everyone here seems to think Beyond the Nightmare Gate has not been published but I distinctly remember reading Grey Star 3 on Project Aon just a month back or so. I know this because I have never owned any of the GS books and made an effort to go throught them. The next one, where Grey Star...

<sarcasm> Don't be silly, its a fantasy setting so all men clearly wear tights and tunics; not trousers! :lol:

W00t! Big Lone Wolf Scenario!

Who set fire to him as well?!?

Thankyou August; thus it works exactly like dodge like anticipated...enough pointless debate, methinks... Actually, I think you're confusing yourself here, as the original ruling points out it takes a move action and lasts just for the round its used. You've decided here to apply it to...

W00t! I levelled up! Lookie, lookie I can Cleave and stuff! :twisted: Well, it doesn't strictly prevent the designation of more opponents, but the idea is that it uses a move action each time you designate- and you can only use so many, unlike a free action. Using more than one is thus...

Ack, I hated motion physics- the worst part of science GCSE by far! :x So yeah, Inertia and stuff might negate rule 3- but for the sake of the holy force of game balance (which overrides all natural laws) I'd still say no! :P

Well, I wouldn't fret too much about a move action- its hardy restrictive- you can still do one, move 10 Ft AND perform a Standard action (like attack) without penalty. The purpose of it being a move action is, I assume, so that you can't designate more than one enemy (such as with a Full...

Well, regardless, rule number 3 would always apply, so it would be difficult.

Yes, I agree the Kai belong in Magnamund- all the classes are powerful enough without traditional feats. And they are designed for a world which is fairly low-magic, in terms of weird and wonderful items, unlike Forgotten realms. Your high level magnamund character would often be lucky to have...

I figured it just worked like the Dodge feat from D+D, in that you could just designate an opponent each round and get bonuses against it...

Well, you can just use a dungeons and dragons (or any D20 game) screen for now- most of the base rules are the same...

The original Kai Monastery apparently has a Sunstone, because it is used in one of the four vows to judge a prospective Kai's soul. (I checked, its the vow of solaris)