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To my knowledge there are no spells higher than 9th level in 2nd edition. 3ed has Epic levels, that would be any character that reaches 21 level and higher. There are epic level spells that go along with that, but they aren't catagorized as 10th 11th and so on (I don't think anyway)

Sorry bro, that ...

We had a player who's character was very fond of his "Big Knife." Now before you get dirty, the big knife was a dagger. As a prop he had one of those old rulers with the metal strip at the top. No one was alowed to touch the "Big Knife." Once someone did touch it and the player beat him with the ...

Out of the options givin I'd have to go with assasin.

Absolutly 3ed. That was the whole goal of the release, making it easier for the newcommers. I loved 2ed but with the multitude of books there was alot of contradictions and rule changes. I don't know how your group is but with our's, this lead to alot of time spent on arguing rules. That kind of ...

Deathlich: Just by reading alot of your posts, you seem to be sort of stuck on the rules of the game. (And please, I'm make this post with no malice, only a hope of making the game more enjoyable for you and your players) The three main books (Players Handbook, Dm's Guide and the Monsters Manual ...

My Dm's tended to be a little more devious. You'd never hurt yourself or break a weapon. If he wanted to be nice you'd end up losing your weapon to your opponent. If he was in a foul mood you'd hit one of your companions. We roll played well and played mostly CN characters. A simple Criticle miss ...

ya. You roll a critical miss and the DM says "YOu thunked yerself!" Roll damage!

l8r

[QUOTE=Rob-hin]I love it when everyone agrees with me. [/QUOTE]


That's it, I've changed my mind. Do EXACTLY THE OPPOSITE of what Rob-hin said.........

What was it that you said again?? lol

l8r

Don't Play D&D!!!! It's for geeks and there are too many of us already!! lol,

Just kidding, do what Rob-hin said! lol

L8r

[QUOTE=Skuld]The system of measurement we Americans use is called the British system. And I never did understand that Stone nonsense either.[/QUOTE]

WANRNING: Here comes the prick in me! lol

Actually, the system you American's use is called the Imperial System, not the British System. And before ...

[QUOTE=Rob-hin]I think I'm going to use it, if you don't mind that is. :) [/QUOTE]

RANDOM THOUGHT:

This I think is a silly statement. Let's face it, if he did mind, would you then actually not use it??? If you would, why?? How would he know? Presumably you mean to use it in a P&P game that is ...

Refer to my link in the first sticky post in this thread!.....lot's of idea's in there, plus a link to a website devoted to mods. Don't have to use them verbatum but, can use them as referances and starting points....

L8r

Just found this one. Filled with usefull stuff including adventure Idea's. So far, it looks great.

http://www.dndadventure.com/

[QUOTE=Xandax]I know - but nobody forces you to read and reply to questions. So you could just ignore the questions that annoy you :) (easier said then done at times I know that).
Although I agree with your conclusion that the rulebook(s) should be studied deeply to get a grasp of the rules - it can ...

For me, I think it's Jarlaxle. Any drow I ever play is based on him.

Just a single, simple thought off the top of my head (and you'll have to excuse me, I'm not a big wizard guy, so I don't even know if you can do this! lol) How about, using Wizards Hand to cast the somantic componet of a spell when the Wizards actual hands are bound.......

Just a thought,
l8r.

DR: Mostly I'm just trying to point out that your question is pretty much covered in the player's handbook. D&D is a game where you REALLY need to read the rules. You say you have "a rulebook." Which one??? What's it called. If it's not one of the basic three stated in my previous post (Heck, for ...

I'm not trying to be a D**K here but, read the "Wizard" description in the player's hand book. If you don't have one, someone in your group should. If no one does then WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU DOING PLAYING D&D?!?!
I'll give you the fact that there are a multitude of books for the game and starting ...

[QUOTE=Skuld]Huh? You have no idea ho much 300 lbs is? Well if you're not familiar with the twisted system of british measurement, it's 136 kg.[/QUOTE]

Twisted British system??? I'm down with the lbs and Kgs. It's the "Stone" stuff that throws me! lol

I'm constantly rolling a D20 while I DM. Also I have a list of all the player's skills and other attributes. Before a character meets with an NPC who I know is going to lie to him, I roll a sense motive check for the character. If he gets a DC 15 + I'll tell the character outright that he knows the ...