I'm going back and forth between a sneaky bard and a plain rogue-- chaotic good human.

I've invited Jascha as well as half a dozen other folks; haven't heard back.
posted by Jacob T. Levy at 3/27/2003 01:05:00 PM

yea...I know. That explains why I only impliment those feats I think are pertinent to my world and still fun for the players. That list is a Munchkin list!
posted by Anonymous at 3/25/2003 05:26:00 PM

150 pages of feats-- good god.

A nifty list, though. A medium-level fighter-archer gets to start acting like Green Arrow in his prime.
posted by Jacob T. Levy at 3/25/2003 02:08:00 PM

ok all, I need email addresses so I can email everyone with the feats list. My email warner.smith@verizon.net.
posted by Anonymous at 3/24/2003 10:34:00 PM

FYI for those who don't own the DMG: the character-generation software includes, at the "buy equipment" stage, all prices for a very large number of (though not all) basic magic items. Easiest thing might be to set total money amount =5000 and just buy stuff using the program.

Scott, I assume we should e-mail you complete character sheets (abilities, skills, feats, spells, equipment) when we're done, but not post them to the site...?
posted by Jacob T. Levy at 3/24/2003 04:47:00 PM

Scott, which expanded list? The one that I have posted on the web site? [ click here ] Or the feats list that Jon Boschetto
made which incorporates every known feat to mankind?
posted by Anonymous at 3/24/2003 04:16:00 PM

I'm with Jacob...keep it simple and stay with the pantheon in the PBH.
posted by Anonymous at 3/23/2003 05:22:00 PM

I'd vote for PHB pantheon and races, mostly because I don't want to go buy a bunch of Forgotten Realms stuff, and also because I like the ability to use the PHB software-- but if you want to take the first DM rotation, then you set the terms!
posted by Jacob T. Levy at 3/23/2003 03:56:00 PM