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anglefish wrote: Finally got some free time and here's my suggested advancement list Monks expanded table: Level Unarmed Damage1 AC Bonus Unarmored Speed Bonus 1st 1d4 10 2nd 1d6 11 3rd 1d6 12 40 ft. 4th 1d6 12 40 ft. 5th 1d8 13 50 ft. 6th 1d8 13 50 ft. 7th 1d8 13 50 ft. 8th 1d8 14 50 ft. 9th 1d10 ...

A September release date, this might make a good addition to my Christmas list
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PeelSeel2 wrote: Since the Listen ability is a class based ability, other classes that do not have it, do not get to add level. It is just like the example in the book where a fighter tries 'sneaking' across a plank. He can do it, but does not get to add in his level like a thief would. So the cler...

I would just use the small/medium damage as listed.
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<t>I thought about adding multiple attacks for all the warrior type classes, but felt that would take away one of the big advantages of the monk class. I guess that one could add another attack to the monk as well. <br/> <br/> For me I dedided just to go with btb for number of attacks.<br/> ________...

Dragonhelm wrote: I do the same. This is how I've done it since my AD&D days. It's a little weird going back to a d10 after using a d20 in D&D for a while. Then again, it's like seeing an old friend again. Same here, I find myself reaching for the d20 once in a while. _________________ Neve...

serleran wrote:
I would not allow a summoning spell for undead, as that eliminates the need for the spells that create them.

Unless the summoner can only summon undead that he has created.
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Rhuvein wrote: Hmm, I don't see that. Larger creatures are going to be slower, lumbering and less accurate, I would think. But they would have a reach advantage, IMC I would apply this only on the first round of combat, after that highest initiative swings first. _________________ Never throw rocks...

Combat_Kyle wrote: I just make common sense judgements. Can a dwarf use a two-handed axe, certainly. Can a halfling, probably not. Thats what I love about C&C, its in the hands of the CK, not the rule books. Same here, a little common sense can replace pages and pages of rules. ________________...

I voted Erde, and the "A" series. I really love the feel of Erde, and the "A" series just kicks A**!
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I've dusted off many of my 2E Complete books, for ideas on homebrewed classes, the Monsterous Manual, many of the annual monster books, and lots of modules.
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Looks interesting, a very tempting product.
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<t>I don't see one mood in C&C, IMHO the rulebooks (PHB & M&T) don't really have a mood to them. The modules vary in moods. The "A" series is very epic in feel, like the characters are part of something much bigger. Fingers of the Foresaken Hand is higher in magical tone, as are the Good...

1. Faster gameplay

2. Less prep time.

3. Easy to houserule

4. Backwards compatable with earlier editions of D&D.
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I upped the Bladesingers HD to a d8, and added a couple of drawbacks to the Berserkers rage.
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<t>Welcome to the Crusade! In case you didn't notice, your story is very common, mine was much the same.<br/> <br/> Importing the weapons from 3E is a snap. (I assume this is to keep the threat range/crit modifiers) My players liked that in 3E, so I may put it back in my next campaign. I intend only...

Thanks, I like the elven archer, I like the way it feels different than a human archer would.
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vestinious wrote: Best of luck to the crew of the space shuttle Discovery. Only by bravery and the will to explore with mankind open the mysteries of the universe. Have a good mission and a safe return home. Amen. Rog. Ditto. _________________ Never throw rocks at a man with a Vorpal Sword!

<t>Here are my takes on a few classes I found floating around in various forums. (With a lot of thanks to all those whose ideas I borrowed from)<br/> Archers <br/> <br/> Lightly armed and armored, archers are masters of the bow, either the longbow or short bow. What they lack in close combat, they m...

Welcome aboard!
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It started to rain here as well, just heard that the fireworks were postponed until Thursday.
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<t>I would treat them as a class (available to humans only). Anyone born into the gypsy clan would be treated as a gypsy class, unless they chose to leave the clan and pursue another class, where they would be normal human.<br/> _________________<br/> Never throw rocks at a man with a Vorpal Sword!<...

<t>The bulk of my gaming came in 2E, using weapon proficiencies. I kind of liike the idea that a character has a limited number of weapons he knows how to use, rather than being able to use any weapon listed under his class. Has anyone tried using the weapon proficiency sytstem from 2E with C&C?...

Ariddrake wrote: I converted the amazon class from the Wilderlands and am now working on the witch class and races. Let me know what you think. The PDF is located at www.edgewoodgames.com IE works O.K. with it but I'm having trouble with firefox. Looks like a solid conversion, I havn't looked at my...

Nice looking site.
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Combat_Kyle wrote: I personally beef up the Ungern to 3 HD, but to each his own. I kept them at 3HD when I converted Mortality of Green for my last campaign.(Before the official conversion). I wanted them to be noticeably tougher than orcs or goblins.hobgoblins. _________________ Never throw rocks ...

I believe it is possible to run a C&C game at any level, without magic items. The CK would have to find other rewards for the players, but the game would go on.
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<t>There is a very good Witch class in the Colin Sez' download, in the C&C section at Dragonsfoot. (I don't know how well it matches the Wilderlands version.)<br/> <br/> I was considering an Alchemist class for my campaign. My thoughts were to let him learn potion formula's much the same way a w...

Looks like a great place for a Con, but way out of my driving range.
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