sebsmith

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I currently progressing towards a math degree while living in the North Bay. My first experience gaming was a game of AD&D in middle school. I'm currently in an Exalted game and likely to join a D&D 3.5 game. I've also played Star Wars d6, D&D 3.0, Star Wars Saga Edition, Classic Traveller, Mongoose Traveller, and numerous more minor d20 system games.

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Oct 1	comment	Is there a Favored Soul Handbook? Also, if this is going to help other people, then useful information is also provided here, like the link to dead level II: giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?p=11950806
Oct 1	comment	Is there a Favored Soul Handbook? Assuming no better answers, or comments that better answers are coming, I'll accept this answer in about 36 hours (don't let me forget). In the meantime, the one thing that could be done to improve this is making sure that all the prestige classes can be qualified for as a favored soul. Thanks for the help
Oct 1	awarded	Student
Oct 1	comment	Is there a Favored Soul Handbook? yes, I am talking about an optimization guide, not the book complete divine, and I wouldn't mind edits to make that clearer.
Oct 1	asked	Is there a Favored Soul Handbook?
Sep 27	comment	Exalted — bonus dice and flurries The answer above now reflects our discussion. If I still haven't covered some possibilities, I'd be happy to, just mention them.
Sep 27	revised	Exalted — bonus dice and flurries added link
Sep 26	comment	Exalted — bonus dice and flurries Okay, I'll admit I was being briefer than I could have. How about this formulation of the first point: If you can stunt each attack in the flurry then you should be able to stunt each defense against each attack in the flurry. If you can do that you can pay the 3 motes to perfect each attack individually and that means nobody will ever die. It gets worse when you start including charms like Lightspeed Body Dynamics, near perfects, and have a full 2/7 defense.
Sep 24	answered	Exalted — bonus dice and flurries
May 20	answered	How many people does it take to steal a Star Destroyer?
May 1	answered	Exalted Land Speed Record Build
Apr 29	comment	Exalted Land Speed Record Build It feels like your sort of but not quite forbidding a sidereal who can guarantee three success on yellow path, are you?
Apr 28	comment	Maid RPG: encouraging people to roleplay @mxyzplk Wait, isn't maid one of the games where optimized play involves seducing everyone else? It doesn't sound like they are doing that either, and, probably, that doing that would make things more to their liking. So on that note, seduce all the other player's characters.
Apr 25	comment	Exalted Limit Breaks - How do I get them to occur more often? @Cthos, for that you need to merely give them chances to be heros, and also to remember that they are greek heros, not modern heros. This means that even a fall from grace counts as being heroic.
Apr 25	comment	Exalted Limit Breaks - How do I get them to occur more often? @Cthos, at that point, I'd put them in situations that attacking is something the player wouldn't want to do, or at the very least, where there are consequences. I'd also remember that somebody who solves all their problems by attacking isn't a hero and eventually shouldn't be treated as such.
Apr 25	answered	Exalted Limit Breaks - How do I get them to occur more often?
Apr 23	revised	Rules modifications for Exalted Clinches added mention of how enemies can stunt out of the situation
Apr 19	revised	Rules modifications for Exalted Clinches added 176 characters in body
Apr 19	awarded	Commentator
Apr 19	comment	Rules modifications for Exalted Clinches @Rain, in optimized exalted combat they should already be using perfects, and changing that behavior is complicated enough that no fix for it yet exists.