Just a thought - use Heroic points for Healing Surges. To use: Spend the Heroic point and roll your hit dice and heal that amount. Hit Dice: Your level is the amount of dice to roll, your class hit dice is the dice you use. Thoughts? Ideas?
So the other option for customizing your character could be the addition of feats as the character advances. This would add some fun bonuses and custom ways to play their characters. You get one feat at 2nd level and extra feat at 5th level and another 10th level. This list is a very limited one…
Crawling Dungeon created a rather amusing Character Death Certificate that you can print, fill out, and give to your players as something to remember their fallen heroes by. I think it’s brilliant, and may start doing just that.
So I had the pleasure of teaching D&D to my kids class again. I wanted to teach traps, encounters, puzzles and overall how to explore the dungeon. Map by Daniel F. Walthall @Axebane Please check it out and let me know what you think! Read It Here!
Just a little something for kicking around. Two sheets, one page. Click Me to Download Now
Good ideas for DMing without doing too much work.
One of the things I've always look at, but haven't played yet is UltraModern. I love the idea of adding modern armor, weapons or even mechs into the fantasy world (ala Shadowrun). Guns Guns breakdown into a few categories: Light - one / two handed weapon limited ammo (light ammo only). (when used two handed…
Skills As I move towards version 4 of the rules, I'm looking to add skills into the mix. Currently there are skills, but only on a class by class basis. I'm thinking a unified skill tree (like 5e), but something a bit more compelling. I really like the way skills work in the d6 systems.…
Ratlings are an exciting and unique race of humanoid rodents! They are quick and agile, with fur ranging from dark black to light grey and white, and their noses are usually pink. Ratlings have sharp claws and keen senses, making them expert hunters and trackers. They are also known for their communal nature, often forming…
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