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[My Name is Immaterial]

Whelp just two more days until the deadline for the sheet hand in and I am nervous.

URGH FINE ILL FINISH IT TONIGHT

[SOLDIER First]

i had mine pretty well done and then my laptop SHUT OFF with nothing saved

[TheBiggerFish]

Whelp just two more days until the deadline for the sheet hand in and I am nervous.

URGH FINE ILL FINISH IT TOMORROW

AAAAAA ESSAYS AAAAA
Bumpeth thine thread.

[Bohandas]

We'll come up with 101 ideas for cheap magic items!

24.) Continuous Canteen: As long as at least one drop of water remains inside of it this one quart canteen gradually refills itself over the course of three hours (faint conjuration; CL 1; Craft Wondrous Item, create water; Price ~120-380 gp?? [approx equiv to create water one charge per day, which would be 360 gp, but actually creates a somewhat less water unless nearly drained every 3 hours, plus there's the restriction that there must already be at least one drop in it])

Edit:
Strike that pricing information. I forgot to multiply by one half for a level 0 spell.
it should be "~60-190 gp?? [approx equiv to create water one charge per day, which would be 180 gp, but actually creates a somewhat less water unless nearly drained every 3 hours, plus there's the restriction that there must already be at least one drop in it]"

[Bohandas]

Sailors, craftsmen, apothecaries, and so on... are easily commoners. Likewise a farmer and herder could easily be an expert.

The difference between a Expert and a Commoner is the difference between Healer and a Doctor.

It isn't so much their jobs it is how far they are and willing to take them.

Or another way of putting it is the difference is the same as between the Warrior and Fighter. A Warrior is a fighter who lacks the discipline and drive, or rather where fighting is just a hobby.

It's about how trained and talented they are. A warrior's a fighter who isn't particularly skilled at his job.

[Neonivek]

Well "Trained and Talented" could easily be based upon level as well.

But the difference is that a fighter will wake up and do 1000 sword reps, but a Warrior won't.

Which is more the quality of their training and talent then amount.

[sprinkled chariot]

Are there any dnd versions, where players are mix of ,, bad guys ,, like liches, demons or that kind of stuff and try to ruin the world for everyone / some shrine with healing fountain / nuke paladin order headquarters ?

[Amperzand]

That would basically just be a different campaign. If you know a DM to talk to, you could see if they want to run an evil-party camp.

[Jimmy]

If you're into Pathfinder and want an evil campaign arc, you could do worse than Way of the Wicked. It starts right from level 1, and pretty much lets you run wild with an evil character party.

[scriver]

Well "Trained and Talented" could easily be based upon level as well.

But the difference is that a fighter will wake up and do 1000 sword reps, but a Warrior won't.

Which is more the quality of their training and talent then amount.

Sailors, craftsmen, apothecaries, and so on... are easily commoners. Likewise a farmer and herder could easily be an expert.

The difference between a Expert and a Commoner is the difference between Healer and a Doctor.

It isn't so much their jobs it is how far they are and willing to take them.

Or another way of putting it is the difference is the same as between the Warrior and Fighter. A Warrior is a fighter who lacks the discipline and drive, or rather where fighting is just a hobby.

It's about how trained and talented they are. A warrior's a fighter who isn't particularly skilled at his job.

I think the difference is rather that one is an adventurer, and the other stays home.

[Rolan7]

Are there any dnd versions, where players are mix of ,, bad guys ,, like liches, demons or that kind of stuff and try to ruin the world for everyone / some shrine with healing fountain / nuke paladin order headquarters ?

We accomplished most of that in our campaign, though it didn't start that way.  At one point my character was a demon, one of the first characters was a mummy, three of the later ones were ogres...  We were still sorta trying to fix the world, for the most part, but along the way we did slaughter a Church of St Cuthbert (they were being dicks, and we got paid!), mainly worked for an ancient vampire (in our defense, he was mounting a coup!) and eventually helped one of the lich emperors ascend to godhood (My character had 3 int at that point, there wasn't much I could do.  I think we justified it as "he agreed to help stop the others, and gods tend to chillax in their realms".  That event did kinda break the world even more than before though.)

We never did nuke the paladin headquarters...  That *happened*, but only because we stepped out for a bit.  We actually did our best to help them.
(well, arguably we weakened the city by slaughtering the church of Cuthbert...  For the cultists who then performed the nuking)

We were very briefly heroes, then antiheroes who played by our own rules to fix the world, then basically devolved into evil and spite there at the end.  Until it eventually fell apart.

[Bohandas]

Are there any dnd versions, where players are mix of ,, bad guys ,, like liches, demons or that kind of stuff and try to ruin the world for everyone / some shrine with healing fountain / nuke paladin order headquarters ?

Reverse Dungeon

[flabort]

OK, thanks to that article someone linked about changing classes into feats, I've started compiling a list of all the classes and the feats they get turned into.

I've decided only the Core Classes get Basic Training feats, with maybe the exception of some of the Occult Classes IF the need arises.

Here is the link, and the document should be open for comments and suggesting edits. For security reasons, I'm not giving full edit access here.

You'll notice it's mostly blank; feel free to suggest edits to fill it out, or to request that certain classes be done next. The table-of-contents is almost complete, though.

[SOLDIER First]

Are there any dnd versions, where players are mix of ,, bad guys ,, like liches, demons or that kind of stuff and try to ruin the world for everyone / some shrine with healing fountain / nuke paladin order headquarters ?

Reverse Dungeon

all evil / chaotic neutral party, only non-good races

[BlackFlyme]

This increase is always active, even while the barbarian is raging.

Ah, good. I always worry that my Rage Powers may not work when I use RAGE.

It seems to have since been errata'd, but that doesn't mean that old books or .pdfs reflect that.

Just moving this to a more appropriate thread. Anyone else ever come across wordings that don't make sense or accidentally subvert the intentions of an ability?