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what really bothers me is the amazing 1/2 @ss feel the game has like after all of this thime they just could not be bothered to do it right

The article is a pretty fair review.
maybe a little high "i am easier to please than most"


Originally posted by johndo:
<STRONG>reading the gamespot review i can only say: DISAPPOINTED!!!!!! we in europe are still waiting for the game and still wonder what it is really like. has anyone had any ...

I agree

Originally posted by ism:
<STRONG>Personally, I like the 3e rules. They're much cleaner and easier to understand (postive AC, yay). The one thing that bothers me about PoR is how a lot of people are saying it caters to oldskool players, but it seems the developers have dumbed it down for a ...

well sorcerers can only learn spells when they get levels.
wizards are the more deverse magic class and they have been excluded. also sorcerers get spells later than wizards.
as for skills & feats that ticks me off i like choosing those

it's just you
honestly i love 3rd edition though i have real issues with how pool has butcherd some of them , not being able to choose your skills and feats takes a lot away from the game as well as taking out most of the good spells and several classes

New Npc who do you think it is and why?
I have heard rumors of savorak but this rumors

looks very nice...when is it due out?

put a mind flayer collar on him.... take his stufff than have him cast imprison on himself


Originally posted by Bishop:
<STRONG>I have searched this forum far and wide and have yet to find an idea that works to kill the demi-liche. There must be no limit to his spell casting, which is pretty ...

1) First of all, the most potent warrior on the battlefield was generally the man with the polearm. Halberds and spears were the most devastating weapons in hand to hand combat, not, as thought, the two-handed or longsword. Though not a glaring or noticable error, <------ Ahhh remember though these ...

My Mom Who is 50 won it.
i went to her house the other day and she was wining it again