Hey man! This is a blast from the past, haha!! Good to see you've been around, hope you're doing well. I just got back here recently and hope to see you in-game sometime.

Seems I'm back at a semi-regular rate of activity on FK again, so feel free to say hi in-game anytime.

EDIT: You're likely to see me as Mak, Plutoch, Raylier or Cardigan.

Currently watching (and loving) Hajime no Ippo: Rising, third anime the series has gotten, manga is still running, and has been excellent from start to current. Highly suggest checking it out, be you a fan of sports anime or not.

Could I suggest bringing the Eschew Materials feat into the game? I know the initial reaction may be "Well that'll make components irrelevant!" But the feat itself could be set up to only be gained through meeting certain requirements and/or doing a quest to make it more exclusive. Also, t...

9 times out of 10 I would take a trip to Market Square over using an amulet to try and talk to someone. I hate the things and only use them when necessary. I find the quick "Hi, how are you?"s unnecessary unless it's directly followed by something important. I'm glad you're alive too, but ...

If it's not too late, Mak will hopefully be there to take part.

I should be all systems go for tomorrow. ^_^

Okay, this doesn't look like him, I'll admit...

BUT

For ANYONE who has EVER wondered what Mcannin sounds like with that confounding accent of his...here you go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m-y-qAbpL0

Enjoy

As a personal suggestion, I would like to see, for mainly Ilmatari, unpadded chainmail, as I've read that some choose to wear such equipment to forego the luxuries of comfort.

I hope you find this useful, it's not specific about the Golden Lions, but much of this info I've had problems finding elsewhere. I'm personally hoping to plan an RP around the True Resurrection (Which I will post about when the time comes). http://members.aol.com/daigon/torm.htm EDIT: I just found ...

I'm willing to do up Selune. If there are any deities still not done by the time I finish up, I could post back here again to get the OK for another one if needed.

I believe there is a rule of thumb that is going into the 'help description' helpfile that states that descriptions are to be a maximum of about 15 lines long, as that is more than enough space to say what a character looks like. There have been instances in the past, I believe, where unbelievably l...

A recent trip to Candlekeep's forums revealed that bards can, in fact, be very devout to a single god, and that the only thing that would hinder such an RP decision is the whim of the DM or layout of the game in question. Considering FK's faith-heavy theme, it seems perfectly understandable for bard...

Dugald wrote:I thought you had to be within a certain feet distance (way less than one "room") before you could get a sneak attack with a ranged weapon.

As I forgot to mention above, the distance in Tabletop is 30 feet for a ranged Sneak Attack.

I'm just reviving this post to wonder if it is anymore feasable now to consider bringing in Sneak Attack for Rogues and their sub-classes. One thing I'd like to point out, that doesn't seem to have been mentioned here before, is that Backstab and, I assume, Circle Stab only allow piercing weapons, s...

I really like this idea, but I think the formula should be shifted somewhat to: 1 dwelling point = 10 kismet + 50 platinum + 1 glory, and maybe bump up the glory a bit. I agree with what Lerytha said about glory: Lots of ideas here to comment on, but here's an easy one; make the glory requirement t...

5. Rewards for contributions to the MUD : Though this sounds lovely... there are some people who love to RP and come log on and play like dogs. :D They just dont have the extra time, or the talent to code, build, design, write quests. That does not mean that that player does not deserve a dwelling....

A feat for Thieves: Painful Strike Your attack causes your opponent intense agony. Prerequisites Str 13, Power Attack, Backstab Benefit: By opting to reduce the damage dealt by your backstab, you can strike to cause you target intense, throbbing pain. This pain imposes a temporary penalty to attack ...

I believe what Gwain is getting at is that the spell will only affect one target, but that one target will take the maximum amount of damage that it could normally take from the spell. So, in the fireball example, the one target would take a full 6d6 points of damage, so 36 damage, effectively.

I'm willing to work on any suggestions someone would toss me ^_^