Barbarian *tribes* in FR serve only 2 deities. Tempus and Uthgardt.

Individual barbarians serve as they see fit, however, typical barbarians will serve on of the two above, with Tempus being the only one coded.

This skill is already covered in the slice and cook skill.

Also, there are coded things in the game a charactrer can pick up, such as berries, apples, mushrooms and the like.

Rangers are already coded so that is they desire, they never have to set foot in a city.

Personally, I think that leaving a horse standing somewhere, and expecting someone not to steal from you is a little much. Show me one time in the history of man where you could just walk off and leave valuables on a mount for long periods of time without them walking off. Killing the mount? *shrug*...

nope, no relation to halfings. Tis a fey creature.

yup, that would be a quickling

Quicklings are actually not halflings.

But all races not in the character creation are not allowed until the new character creation comes out.

Not only what Stayne said, but adamantine is not what makes drow weapons drow weapons. Adamantine, though rare, is still mine-able from the "surface" mines. It is the radiation from the Underdark that makes the drow weapons special. Also, adamantine does not melt in the sun. It is these sa...

I've always pictured Aegin as Tom Cruise from Interview with the vampire, but with straight hair.

Mele wrote:Whip.

*blink*

*me* forgetting whips is...unescusable.

Not always the case. Certain weapons can be specifically set to do "pierce" damage, or "slash" damage. It's the builders choice, but if it is not specified, it is defaulted to the weapon classes default (usually slash for swords, etc) How do you set that, and what all is coded, ...

assassins are not in the game yet, and from what I understand, the admins have decided they will not be allowed in the game. ANd I can tell you from personal experience, there have been a few on here before that ruined that. PK is tightly controled (as it should be), and there are those who would us...

yup, but those can't be picked up and given as gifts.

This would allow people to commission out specific pieces, specific paintings or sculptures of themselves or of other things, as opposed to *just* on the walls of temples and dwellings.

Just an RP thing, but buy small, medium or large canvas, along with small, medium, or large brush, plus beginners paints, expert's paints, or master's paints paint canvas <short description> makes a item type treasure that can be sold. However, like many painters, your art probably won't be worth mu...

Tandria wrote:Telk, the spell "animate object" is already in the game, and you can animate basically any object (not a corpse) with it.

Including Cheese.

I think that has been, by far, the most disturbing thing I have ever seen. A wedge of cheese looking at me.

*shudder*

PnP has a spell called Heat Metal that works simmilar to that.

I may be mistaken, but I think it is a Druid spell, though. Not sure if any other classes get it.

Oh, I agree, I don't think they should be here, either.

I was just pointing out the UM example wasn't necessarily a why they shouldn't be.

Well, no, because any hirelings shouldn't be that powerful. Hirelings are for hire because they are lower level and trying to make money. If they were powerful enough to help with UM, they would be hiring people themselves, not being hired out. Hirelings should not be above 15-20th level at the *max...

it's in the builder's lessons area here:


http://www.forgottenkingdoms.com/builde ... sone.shtml

Or your lapidary skill. I almost exclusively use tin for practice.

Far as I can tell, the coders have been fairly good about not making skills or feats that counter other skills and feats, and this would be a good example of why. Although at first glance, this sounds like a great idea, when you think about it, it would defeat the work that went into coding bash. Yo...