Min/Max Boards

Giant... is the template I tend to use for growing humanoids with a long progression.

would it be possible for me to get in on this? Thinking a Titan 12/ God 12, fluffed as Murphy, the god of mechanical failure. He lacks adherents, more acknowledged and feared by all mechanics(a massive population all of its own...).

Actually looking at the classes, they overlap scarcely well... especially for a chaotic god.

+1 slam for retaliation.

It just seems odd, as no other big thing with a big bludgeon does this.

This looks fun, but the throwing is funky. A flat range isn't cool... why not specify it is a throwing weapon with 120ft range increment(600ft at 5 range increments).

SKYTOPUS!

Hows about it?

But then you make magical crafting, which requires XP, irrelevant. I think the idea of having a super masterwork bonus that accept enchantments on top of it is overall a better idea. It makes mundanes relevant while at the same time benefitting magical crafting, because they can now have access to better base materials.

Or just make enhancement bonus come from mundane, and magic can just add special abilities.
Or make mundane cost XP to, like the caster is putting a bit of his soul into the item.

The faeries have okay spell-like abilities but in general you are right the spell isn't that fantastic.

It just felt like a major disconnect... the SNA line felt like a way for the druid to call in some animals to swarm stuff. Admittedly you can just call in elementals, but still... weird.

Ok, looking at it again...

Prime, what is this? A linearly scaled class? why? It feels like a mobilaty fighter like the monk, but is tied to full attacks to deal real damage. It is a front line fighter with 3/4 BAB. It has levels were it just gets +1d6 damage on unarmed strikes. I mean really, DEAD LEVELS man DEAD LEVELS!

Mind if I retool this?

Something minor today, compared to, y'know, palm striking cars.

So I'm walking up to work, and we have this little space between the building and the fence proper that's kinda like a mini-garden with wooden logs people can sit down on. Lots of employees come there to relax in between shifts, and they usually gather there and talk at length during lunch break. I'm approaching a group of coworkers to greet them, and one of them, a smoker, is telling a story in a very enthusiastic fashion with lit cigarette in hand. As I approach, she suddenly approaches what appears to be the climax in the story, when her cigarette slips out between her fingers and flies in my direction.

Towards my right eye.

Good old reflexes catch up. I weave my head to the side while my hand catches the flying butt right in the palm, and puts it out. Between the adrenaline rush and the suddenness of my own reaction, there is no pain.

I'd gotten a cigarette burn before. Once, I had a very heated discussion with a smoker, took the lit cigarette and put it out in my upper palm so the attention would be on my words instead of a cancerstick. It hurt, it burned for days, and my skin eventually healed.

When I open up my hand, I see the butt is well and truly squashed. I brush the ash aside to inspect what I figure is a burn wound right in the middle of my palm, which I don't feel yet but probably will in a few.

Nothing. Not even a black spot. Hell, not even a BROWN spot.

My coworkers rush to see if I'm okay, and to dismiss their concerns, I tell them the cinder must have caught in an empty space when I clenched my hand. My colleague profusely apologizes, but I tell her not to worry about it.

Ok, this I got! Its a really sweet magicians trick. Not sure how he does it exactly, but he would put out a lit cig in a T shirt without putting so much as a mark on it. I think it has something to do with generating a vacuum to put out the fire?

I'm not Caucasian. I am German, Irish, and Scottish. I have no ancestors traceable to the Caucasus. Therefore, I prefer the term "white".

I only throw out this comment because people should know how subtly racist it is to link a person to a place based on their skin color. A black girl from my high school finds the term "African-American" very offensive because all of her family comes from Jamaica or Haiti, peoples with rich and vibrant cultures quite separate from the stereotypical African ones.

K, will try to remember that, and that is legitimate reasoning. Sorry.