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awarded  Good Answer
Jul
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Jul
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awarded  Critic
Jul
23
revised How do you keep the party on the map?
minor typos.
Jul
23
awarded  Nice Answer
Jul
22
answered How do you keep the party on the map?
Jul
5
comment Why can't a Cleric use a sling?
Yes, well, flails and morning stars often have pointy bits too, and even a club can draw blood from a crushed nose. This restriction doesn't really hold up well to scrutiny. That's what you get for a rule that's based on an off-hand reference in the Chanson de Roland. :)
Jun
17
revised What can I do to give the players the same feel their characters would have about wilderness travel?
Added paragraph on Ruins.
Jun
17
answered What can I do to give the players the same feel their characters would have about wilderness travel?
Jun
13
comment Is a Fighter/Wizard/Thief viable in Pathfinder?
+1 for the Elan/Nale naming, and for recommending Bards, my favorite class ever. And to the OP - if you want the jack-of-all-trades aspects of the Bard but you're not really into the whole singing bits, check out some of the variants in the PFSRD, like the Archaeologist: d20pfsrd.com/classes/core-classes/bard/archetypes/…
Jun
9
awarded  Caucus
Jun
6
comment Necklace of fireballs as musket ammunition?
Gotcha. I edited it to accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative. Thanks!
Jun
6
revised Necklace of fireballs as musket ammunition?
Accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative.
Jun
5
comment Necklace of fireballs as musket ammunition?
Mind explaining the downvotes? I presented my own, critical, take on the explosive-beads-in-musket scenario, but still provided a possibility. What makes this an inappropriate answer?
Jun
4
revised Necklace of fireballs as musket ammunition?
added 297 characters in body
Jun
4
answered Necklace of fireballs as musket ammunition?
May
31
answered Creatively targeting summoning spells
May
31
comment Creatively targeting summoning spells
Many years ago, in an Ars Magica campaign - a game in which spellcasting rules are more complicated and open-ended, a player discovered that by min-maxing the hell out of Creo Animal spells (Create Animal), he could become devastating: He would cast a spell to create an elephant (which is ordinarily hard, as it is large), but he would mitigate the level by making the elephant dead and having the conjuration last for only a minute. Result: Dead elephant bombs, dropped from above and vanishing after crushing the enemy. Those were dark times.
May
28
comment Which technologies/commodities were available during the 30s in the USA?
You will probably have to be more specific. "Technologies" is such a wide term. Cars? Radios? Packaged foods? What exactly are you aiming for?
May
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