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When I read about this... I almost came to tears.

That's all I can say here.

<t>Never forget the Bluff, Sense Motive and Diplomacy. Done right, the Diplomacy goes out the friggin' roof very quickly. <br/> <br/> Bluff is great not just for the standard "lying" but also for seduction. Also, Diplomacy is what I normally accept (when I run) for conversion attempts, if rolls need...

<r><FONT font="Shirle, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif"><s>[font=Shirle, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif]</s><SIZE size="200:xs0kwtx8"><s>[size=200:xs0kwtx8]</s>[color=green:xs0kwtx8]I know it's been like, forever, since I've posted anything here. For that I feel kinda guilty. I also know I probably r...

<t>That situation is a little different. <br/> I happen to like the Knights, myself. Haven't had much chance to use them (I can't find a person willing to play an Eilie that won't kill another drow), but I love the concept. I use them as NPCs on occasion, though. <br/> In this case, though, the Sin ...

<t>It's one thing, though, to take prisioners. Offer them a chance to repent and redeem themselves, and if the offer is refused, to return them to thier chosen rewards, for the safety of the community.<br/> <br/> It's another thing entirely, though, to force those same prisioners into changing thier...

<t>The key aspect of the Dark Maiden, in regards to this, is alignment. Compulsion of any sort is generally considered Lawful (good, evil, doesn't matter), while the Moon Dancer is [i:s8ywcb2i]Chaotic [/i:s8ywcb2i]Good. This implies freedom. She would never condone the compulsion of anyone to be mad...

I apologize greatly. I did not realize that article caused such an issue. My bad.

<r>When I get home, I'll go diggin' for my issue. It's the one with the two drow on the cover, leaping off the bridge, a la Charlie's Angels style. My wife loves that pick. I have to agree, it's one of my favorites as well. <br/> I had that happen in one game I was running... thinking of having the ...

<t>Age is really tough when it comes to drow and elves. Here is the way I've worked age in my games:<br/> Underdark drow age at the "normal" human rate up to puberty. <br/> Surface Elves age at the "elven" rates described in the RPG books. <br/> An Eilistraeen drow ages at slightly slower than human...

<t>Sorry for taking so long to reply to this thread. Been kinda busy. <br/> With the campaign that I am currently running, it's taking place in Calimshan (about 1000 years before the current RPG time, which is about 1374). The situation that I am presenting is this: The group of "heroes" are about t...

<r>*In a vain attempt to bring the conversation back on track*<br/> Well... you leave for the holiday, and look what happens.<br/> Anyways, it would seem to me that there is one aspect to the Lady's dogma that is certainly more popular than the "redeem the Drow". <E>:p</E> <br/> Now, besides turning...

<t>I honestly cannot see Eilistraee supporting, condoning or even allowing the creation of a plane like this. First, it's cruel, which is something she is not. Second, the faith teaches redemption first, and if not redemption, then protect the innocent by removing them from this coil of existance. <...

I ran a goblin once in a game. He was the party's scout, sniper and cook.
~Standing amongst a large group of kobolds the party has just killed, the goblin looks around at the carnage~ "You know... with a few mushrooms, this would make a real good stew."

I don't think Eilistraee just keeps with the opposite gender, being honest. "If it's good for the followers, it's good for the Goddess..."

<t>Well, there is one aspect to things about the clergy of Eilistraee, when it comes to gender and race divisions. I believe I remember reading in one of the Forgotten Realms RPG books that (technically) if there is a racial designation in the porfolio and/or Domains then clerics can only be of that...