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Lafarga posted:The fact that I laughed at "Treasure Type O" fills me with deep geek shame. It took me 30 seconds, then I got it. I feel no shame for laughing.
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Human posted:The problem with all the speculation on what Miko is going to do is that whatever options end up being chosen, they'll seem to be so "obvious." It's sort of similair to all the Harry Potter discussion. If Harry Potter dies at the end of the next book, everyone can say "Well, of COURSE he died, we've been saying that for two years." However, if he lives everyone can say "Well, of COURSE he lived. How dumb would it be to kill Harry Potter?" There is option three. Where she becomes a crazed barbarian or something. Who knows.
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bgaesop posted:Furthermore, a vorpal weapon does not cut your head off except on a 20, and keen and improved crit no longer stack, so you can't auto-kill someone on a 12-20 anymore. Awww. But my favorite was getting a jewel-edged, keen, vorpal rapier with improved crit, which would knock it down to 10-20. There was another way to knock it down to 6-20, but if you hit, the weapon would shatter.
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bgaesop posted:What's Jewel-Edged from? What's that other way? I love these weird DnD things. I forget the source book, but it was a WotC book. I haven't played D&D since v3.0 was released. 3.5 come as a surprise when I was checking it out later on. I remember the sole purpose of the mini-campaign was to create the most overpowered characters ever. While 3rd edition can be broken, it's nothing like Second Edition Players Option. That was breakage at the highest level. Gassire posted:And people still wonder how OGL nearly destroyed the pnp rpg industry. Oh god yes. There is too much crap and it bogs down everything. All the campaigns I had either run or participated in were pretty much "Only sourcebooks allowed are: Core Rules, Manual of the Planes, ect".
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