Gol scared the hell out of the elf commander.

I’ve always assumed a joint need not be covered to ‘cross’ it. For instance, if you have calves and thighs covered, the armor ‘crosses’ the knee joint without actually covering it – gaining full leg coverage. My own opinion on the pictured characters: Durgan: Full coverage on everything but the arms...

The coolness factor is definitely very high. I found lots of people treating Slisk like a premier warrior - practically on level with Ka - simply because he looked the part. He actually sucked more at physical combat than Dallid or Amagus because the armor slowed me down and limited my movements. So...

Also, and I may be wrong on this, wasn't there something about zero damage and little nudges no longer disrupting charge skills? Doesn't actual damage have to be called now?

Bracers should certainly be half an arm location!

For 100 CR, I will learn.

That's true! A screen door and a regular door can occupy the same portal at the same time, creating a rule paradox. What're the mechanics of rule paradoxes? Can a paradox heal twice as fast?

All lies. Gary is clearly immortal.

Heh heh. I was going to point out that a full suit of heavy plasic is only going to weigh 15 lbs, while a full suit of real plate is around 60 to 80 lbs. Given that scale, plastic could never be considered heavy armor. But Leif is right. FH is all about fantasy and imagination. Actual weight shouldn...

That again is simple. If people are going to be stupid and put the town in jeoperdy, than they should be put in jail, pay fines, some thing negative happen to them. Until that happen's people are going to be stupid, try to cause trouble, and make it hard. That has nothing to do with NPC's, everythi...

Depends on what the goal was. If it was to kill X number of PCs, or a set of particular PCs, and he achieved or surpassed that, then, yeah, he won. If his goal was to kill EVERY PC, he has not yet won. If the goal is to survive, you win every event your character completes. If the goal is to kill a ...

Blame Corbyn.

Yeah, I go as far as FH lets me. :wink: There was one plot in the first or second year where Phanterra communicated directly with Dallid and guided him to help expunge an invasive 'pocket reality'. Thus did I immediately latch on to the idea that Phanterra was a sentient thing that we were all a par...

Heh. For the same story on Yahoo they showed a dirty, rundown downtown street. Yep - taking in numerous factors such as crime and unemployment stats, Detroit came out #1 in the most miserable cities in the USA (Flint merely placed 3rd. Slackers)!

CARPS has the same no-religeon rules, but faith is definitely allowable. There was even a healer known as Believer Brian who dressed as a monk and performed 'Faith Healing'. You had to believe in his power to heal in order to actually be healed.