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Quote: Originally Posted by Voadam How does this reduce the need for PCs to AC Pump? Don't the two high attack rolls with no low ones mean that mid level AC is less useful than it would be compared with facing secondary iteratives with significantly lower attack rolls? Doesn't this lead to PCs pumping their ACs to their max since they only face those high attack rolls? You basically can't pump your AC high enough to stop the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Nebulous Yeah, i'm upgrading my desktop soon, i just might do that. If nothing else it will give me some hands on experience with the system until i can get a face to face game up and running. Well, our game is Monday nights, I believe the EST start time is 9 PM. It goes to midnight, EST. I am Arizona, so 7 to 10 PM for me. I believe that is 6 to 9 PM PST. So I can hook you up. As for desktop, if you have 512...

Quote: Originally Posted by Knightfall1972 The more I read d20 Dark*Matter, the more I think it would make a great alternate earth that exists in parallel to AlterEarth. Now I understand why everyone seems to love that campaign setting. IMO it is very 'Cthulhuesque' without having any of the weirdness associated with Cthulhu. I think this is the reason for its popularity. I really need to buy the D20 Modern book this year. I can...

Quote: You basically can't pump your AC high enough to stop the first or second attack of most creatures in the BAB +11 range. So as someone else pointed out upthread, the point of AC at high levels is to deflect the 3rd (-10) and 4th (-15) attacks. As a PC or npc? A lot of monsters tend to use natural attacks, and if you give them improved multiattack, this effectively means that all their attacks are made at the same bab. So if your AC...

Quote: Originally Posted by Reveille I worked up the stats for a Quantum Tunneler for rpg use awhile ago. I hope you find it useful. Hmm, that looks familiar. I think I broswed through that thread soon after you posted it. Thanks for the reminder. FYI... The more I read d20 Dark*Matter, the more I think it would make a great alternate earth that exists in parallel to AlterEarth. Now I understand why everyone seems to love that campaign setting.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Wulf Ratbane There are other emergent benefits to this proposal (levelling the expected damage output non-fighter classes, reducing the necessity of AC-pumping for PCs, etc.) but I am primarily concerned with how this fix strikes the primary fighting classes. How does this reduce the need for PCs to AC Pump? Don't the two high attack rolls with no low ones mean that mid level AC is less useful than it would be...

Many of the Warden 's attacks feel like Battle Magic. You could treat this as a character with career paths in both Druidic Priest and melee professions (like Gamekeeper and Woodsman). The big difference between Primal classes in 4th edition and the feel of Druidic Priests in Warhammer is spells. The ritual caster feat is only available if you have skill training in Arcana or Religion . You may want to allow Primal characters to use...

I also ordered a new USB wireless card for the desktop because the room where it's located has no cable outlet for our high speed connection. Otherwise, yeah, it should be fine. Thanks for the offer though.

Quote: Originally Posted by exile Someone mentioned a dwarf raised by halflings above...maybe you could emulate this by having racial aspects as well as cultural aspects. Maybe some cultural aspects are soemhow more difficult to acquire for certain races than they are others. Maybe a character with the dwarf aspect wants to take a shire halfling aspect as well. While halflings could simply acquire shire halfling as a new aspect, the dwarf...