Gfted1

And considering the escaped horse is on the same island as the bears, it stands to reason that Hydra station is on the original island. Of course we know thats not true as we've seen a scene of Benjamin showing Sawyer that they are on a different island.

Now, I never played the first and dont yet have the second but I dont understand this reasoning. So, not as crap as the 5 yo one = good?

Same here. One of the things I really liked about BGII was that you could get awesome gear but you have to fight pretty hard to get it (Firkraag for the Holy Avenger, the lich protecting the Staff of the Magi). Im getting more and more pumped for this game, maybe Ill wander over to the store after work and pick up a copy today.

Yeah, but "good" for them doesnt mean "good" inside?? Im not sure. Doesnt it seem the black smoke can manifest itself as anything you want? I mean, obviously it took the guise of his brother to lure him to that location and I believe it was probably the smoke monster back in season one when Jack saw his dead pappy walking around.

I think they are testing him to see if he will betray them. Heh, looked like it. Seem the monster shows you your inside. Locke saw a beautiful light while Eko saw a horrifying black cloud, Thats what I thought I heard too. Is it really break time already? Agreed, but the way they included her and the guy was just lazy. "What the hell, sure we'll tag along".

D'oh! Well, have mercy. My entire knowledge of 3/3.5 consists of almost finishing chaper one of IWDII. EDIT: Thanks to deganawida too!

With the ECL and split classes isnt that guy going to be a gimp?

Ok, so looking at page 38 of the manual, it states that the requirements for a Divine Champion are: HPpL: 10 BaB: 7 Feats: Weapon Focus That sounds pretty easy to have from the very beginning. Can I be a Divine Champion right at character creation?

^I appreciate you explaining things to me. Here is my question from the other thread: Can someone please explain to me prestige classes? So I was leafing through the manual and reading up on the available prestige classes and all it states is the minimum requirement to attain said class. The classes state you get this or that at X level and some of them are really low, like level 2-3. So, do you get to jump right into a prestige class as long as you meet the requirements regardless of level? What level do you need to be to start taking presige classes? How can you receive some prestige perk at level 2 or 3? Meaning, say you have to be level 10 to start a prestige class, does your level drop to level one of the prestige class? Me so confused.

Thanks jorian, I always forget stuff like that is in Wiki. Maybe they can answer my prestige class questions from the "impressions" thread too.

^No, I havent. Is it some bastardized version of a Githyanki?

Hmm, never heard of that race before. Anyone know of a link to a description or a picture?

Can someone please explain to me prestige classes? So I was leafing through the manual and reading up on the available prestige classes and all it states is the minimum requirement to attain said class. The classes state you get this or that at X level and some of them are really low, like level 2-3. So, do you get to jump right into a prestige class as long as you meet the requirements regardless of level? What level do you need to be to start taking presige classes? How can you receive some prestige perk at level 2 or 3? Meaning, say you have to be level 10 to start a prestige class, does your level drop to level one of the prestige class? Me so confused.

Whatever you do, dont post that opinion in this thread or you'll get eaten alive for daring not to like it.

How bout them Cowboys!! *fires six shooters wildly into the air*

I think you answered you own (and mine) question. With the extra spell slots, skillpoints, feats, specialization and ability to have all the spells the wizard seems like a no brainer.

Per my usual work "business casual" attire Im wearing my red leather codpiece with silver studs and a bottle of baby oil.

The way I read that is that there is no discernable difference between aircraft total program unit cost when considering ground attack roles against an enemy (Iraq) whos AA capabilities have been decimated. Well, duh. IMO, thats a very skewed look at a program when you take into consideration there was almost zero dogfighting and by the time the older ground attack aircraft were brought to bear, almost no anti-aircraft defences left.

IE7.

Otsbay ucksay.

Whoops, missed this thread. Happy Birthday!!!!

^Yeah, I didnt get it either.

Vegatables schmegatables, I take a Centrum every day to keep me strong like bull.

The moguls wipe me out every time. I had one particularly spectacular wipeout right below the chair lift where I used my head and face as a snowplow for about 20 ft. I can still hear those bastages laughing. *shakes fist*

We havent had any measurable snow yet this year here in Chicago, thank god. I wish I could go skiing.