Recent content by cbwjm

Sounds great for dragon canon.

What if we gave dragonborn forearms?

I guess the obvious response is to houserule it if you're going to run it so that everyone gets 2 points instead of 2 or 1d3.

Oh damn, I'd completely forgotten about that show, I remember loving it when it was in. Another show I enjoyed was Sliders. It was a show of many dimensions, truly unparalleled.

I might have mentioned it in my earlier post, but I've recently started rewatching cheers. Haven't seen it since the 90s.

You could probably compare the number of times dice are rolled for something closer to time taken. Assuming 5th level (I used the theatre of mind assumptions for fireball, and my own experience for calculating burning hands) A burning hands spell is probably going to hit only a couple of...

This is an interesting thread to read, I've not played/run 5.5 so haven't seen weapon mastery in play but I always felt they didn't quite work as is but otherwise looked like a good addition (I was planning on some house rules if I did move, mostly that warriors learn a weapon mastery keyword...

Since damage type rarely matters, why not just allow the draconic sorcerer to cast their energy type spells as the original element or their element at will when they cast? Allows them to always get a small damage bonus when throwing converted fireballs or lightning bolts and still allows them...

Nice, I like hearing about homebrew settings and how they mess with standard dnd lore. Thinking about it, I don't even know what the standard dnd lore is on the origin of dragonborn. Dragonborn in my setting might be a little boring by comparison, they were created from the eggs of dragons...

Were the cultists upset by their new appearance and abilities or did they accept it as a close second to what they wanted?

I'd just stick with giving them wings if I really felt the need to distinguish them. Otherwise they still have their breath weapon and resistances which I feel do a pretty good job at separating them from lizardfolk.

Eh, whatever you want to call them, the feel of it to me was just like everyone being a caster.

Advantage, rolled 1 and 20

You're definitely right, being forced, or forcing yourself to read I feel really sucjs the joy out of reading. I had a flatmate who did 75 hard, and a daily requirement was reading 10 pages, not much but still if you have to rather than want to, I can't imagine enjoying it. And if you are...

Yes, it is my personal perception, this is a forum, it's all opinion. I don't care if you agree, I don't even think this is controversial. I also don't think this makes 4e a bad game, but feel is important and all classes felt like caster to me and many others.