Also bonuses of the same type do not stack, and heavier the armor the lower bonus you get off your Dexterity.

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Another negative point to third edition rules. Ruined all the fun of AD&D by throwing in a punch of nit picking rules.

Also bonuses of the same type do not stack, and heavier the armor the lower bonus you get off your Dexterity.

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Except for dodge bonuses which do stack.

I think it makes good sense. Heavier the armor the more restrictive in one's movement becomes while gives balance for those who are high dext and those who do wear the heavy armor.

 

Such as a Fighter with a 10 Dex and Full Plate will have a AC of 18.

A Rogue with a 18 Dex and wearing a Chain Shirt will also have an AC of 18.

Also bonuses of the same type do not stack, and heavier the armor the lower bonus you get off your Dexterity.

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Except for dodge bonuses which do stack.

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Yes, Dodge. Every character I make has at least the Dodge feat. Far too useful.

Your defense rating would suck.

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Yes, but they have alot of special abilities to make up for that. Not every class needs to be uber, gabs.

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Yes they do. It's all about power and winning the game.

I don't think Gabby realizes that armor works differently in 3.5

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I'm aware of AC in 3rd ed. It works the opposite of 2nd ed rules. I actually do have 3rd ed books.

Yes they do. It's all about power and winning the game.

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Are you sure RPGs are for you?

Yes they do. It's all about power and winning the game.

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Are you sure RPGs are for you?

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Of course they are. They are my escape from the real world where I can become the hero, or evil villian and work on becoming a goddess.

Role playing isn't about gaining power and "winning."

Role playing isn't about gaining power and "winning."

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Maybe in your little world, not mine.

Perhaps, but I find gaining power and winning all the time boring. I think the most memorable moments as a player was when I was getting my ass handed to me.

"Role playing isn't about gaining power and "winning." "

 

That's up to the individual. Role-playing games are all whatever the players, and DMs make it. Be that dungeon crawling, politicial intrigue, or whaever. All are legit ways to play.

Edited January 28, 200620 yr by Volourn

Don't you really want to be a dirt farmer with two, count 'em two commoner levels?!?

Last campaign as a player I didn't even have class levels. We were using variant rules from Unearthed Arcana in an Arcana Evolved campaign. Everyone started with 1 level in Human (it was a human only campaign world loosely based of the Alpha Centauri computer game). I was the weaponsmith and healer of the group. In the first session we killed a NPC that the DM planned on being a recurring villain but then I accidently raised him from the dead.

 

None of us got a class level til 2nd level but even then I maxed out my human levels before I became a 3rd level Mage Blade.

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Don't you really want to be a dirt farmer with two, count 'em two commoner levels?!?

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LOL

 

M' ya weapin of choice is m'ya pictfook. I'ma gonna slay me a dragoon.

Actually the weapon my character used was a two hander cross between a scythe and a sword.

I like scythes, they are wickedly cool. Too bad BG didn't have them but Diablo did.

In NWN a Fighter/Weapon Master witha Scythe is scary.

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Meh. A good DM could make a dirtfarmer session loads of fun.

Roleplaying is about playing a role, not making up for your own lack of ego.

I put on my robe and wizard hat. Therefore, I roleplay a wizard.

I always play wizards, I can swing a sword (I have a few) in real life but as hard as I try I can't cast spells.

Mages so you can cast fire spells and watch things burn.

Mages so you can cast fire spells and watch things burn. 

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Fire Dance for the win :D