Alangara

Precisely.

There is no negative immunities for effects via forge , ... and I was wondering exactly what good protection from evil does You're immune to mind effecting spells from evil creatures, get a 2 Deflection AC bonus vs evil creatures, and get a 2 saving throw bonus vs evil creatures. It's actually ...

The game wasn't designed for mobs to spam special attacks like that in that quantity. I've lost track of how many times this has happened now and for me, and I can't speak for others, but it's ruining my adventuring here. Yep. Problem remains that those areas always were designed for groups and as ...

I've about had it with this....with no one else being on with me now most times, doing anything high level is just begging to have your time wasted with this type of stuff. This is not fun. This is why I stopped playing initially. Too much insta-gibbing (that also seemed patently unfair) and it ...

Also, the "fail on a 1" was initiated long before there were "on-hit" properties on weapons given to 6+ bad guys and needing to make 6+ saves a round. Yep. It's what makes basilisks suicidal to attack in many modules. It's one thing to have a single basilisk which might get to use it's gaze 2-3 ...

BenevolentDevil wrote:And that, from an RP perspective , doesn't make sense why everyone is a master lock picker really.

Amen.

A solution might be that I have a chat with Tarashon (in DK time :) ) about the technical possibilities, and then you can have a discussion about the specific balancing changes to be made. I don't really have much of an opinion about mechanics balancing in any case, I fit squarely into the Explorer ...

Feel free to explain the problems with the "spellstacking" :) 1, boring. 99% of the time you're going to have a specific spell level that's clearly the best (partly because of meta-magic feats) and thus you just stack nothing but that. 2, throws off the power curve. Instead of feeling you need to ...

On the other hand, as all end nodes can then be powered by the exact same script, that is a "trade-off" that I'm willing to make - I'll take maintainable code which takes a bit of extra time to set up, over a simpler spaghetti-like copy/pasted mess, any day :) This comes to mind: https://xkcd.com ...

As the existing script uses the gold value difference of the item before and after enchanting, there isn't really any easy way of calculating a static cost of a specific enchantment. Especially since the enchantment to be added, including parameters, is encoded into a three letter code value, which ...