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It's all just a trick of the light. Docents display the AC they grant before the enhancement bonus is added on, while fleshy armours always factor it in. That's why the apparent difference in the...

The part I hated most was The Shroud, as there's no way to avoid going into the final fight with your bond broken. I don't think it's a bad mechanic but it is a gigantic drawback and does deserve...

Gnomes are still a great idea, but there's nothing "silly" about dinosaurs! They're formidable primordial predators with a unique and imposing appearance and would make fine additions to the cast of...

Nice one, Thalone! Very good work.

Oh, that's a shame. No, it is light; it says so in the feat description, it also states the type of light armour it simulates, and it has similar AC to light armours.

I'm hoping that they'll...

Mithral Body is light armour, unless they stealth-altered it. What did you see that made you think of it as medium?

I felt like my Lay Waste's tripping effect improved when I got my Epic Blademark's Docent for the first time and went from no vertigo to a +15, but I didn't test it out in any sort of scientific way.

At the very least, let's agree that Mithral Body needs fixing. I can see both sides of the "feat tax" debate, but surely we can all get together that a fixed +5 Maximum Dexterity Bonus for simulated...

MRR claims to reduce damage from a list of types, and as far as I know (not far at all) this is exactly what it does; It doesn't matter what the source of the damage is, only the type of the damage,...

Multiplication may just be addition in disguise, but multiplying a multiplier adds additionally over adding an additive addition that's similar in strength. To summarise, summary summing of small...

Don't Drink The Water is a good choice, particularly if you can invis up to the first barrier.

It's a really good way to implement D&D prestige classes like Harper Agent that weren't aimed at any one base class in particular. It'd be a good way to add a DDO-ified version of Horizon Walker (or...

My head isn't in a good place for math right now, but I think Adamantine body might actually be fixed to give the correct PRR, which is awesome if it is the case. Its Max Dex bonus of +1 is fine as...

I feel that they are acting more intelligently in some respects, but they certainly won't stay put when you tell them to and this can be fairly serious. Getting my Tier 2 level 15 Spare Hand was a...

They're characters from the comedy series The Big Bang Theory.

Sheldon Cooper - Lawful Good Artificer 4
Leonard Hofstadter - Neutral Good Artificer 3
Howard Wolowitz - Chaotic Neutral Rogue 1 / Bard 1
Rajesh Koothrappali - Neutral Ranger 2
Penny - Chaotic...

The +1 DCs aspect was moved to be a passive effect of Moment of Clarity during Lammania testing.

I'm liking it a lot on my Pal 3 / Arti X, I can melee rather well and when I need to switch to ranged or throw down some magic it's got me covered.

Clankpaw, my faith Iron Defender, also seems to have become rather attached to me. I tell him to stay in the middle and guard the kobolds, but some random minutes later there's the old crunching of...

Incidentally, it's also The Mid Morning of The Paladin 3 / Artificer X! Embrace the machine-assisted brunch.

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Just something I noticed quickly while checking out the many fantastic new changes - my Epic Blademark's Docent has had its signature +15 Vertigo modifier reduced to a lowly +12! How positively...

This - it was confusing me for sure!

I managed to convince myself that the 5 was correct, because I felt it'd be weird for Fatesinger cores to give more melee power than Legendary Dreadnought...

Those are just examples of what level 18+ characters can do in D&D. Your character is equivalently strong at those levels even if those exact abilities aren't implemented; Wail of the Banshee or...

Holy Sword Brush Hook is 15-20/x4; Ninja Master is a double crit profile increase on Kamas, just like Holy Sword, but applies both boosts to threat range. Technically the Ninja's crit profile...