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Ha, funny, without your houserul you could buff each others Inspire Others -> With the buff you get potentially an higher roll, buff the first one back -> He then has an higher roll and buffs the 2nd one a little stronger, etc. etc.

Same in my group.. A Troubadour/Nethermancer has this talent. Luckily most of the time she rolls bad and the bonus is low. But there are some times, where the group gets their +8 and more bonus to all rolls.. No need to say, that this overruns any encounter. She even used the group pattern and the B...

well, for what it's worth, I took the time to check the errata, and that makes it a bit more clear: "Haggle, Page 152 Clarification: Each side makes all their tests independently, they do not alternate tests." So who rolls faster, gets more tests? Because the Players Guide itself says (and isn't re...

I have two primary complaints. A strict, literal reading of the RAW (4th Edition) is broken as it only gives you a +/-5% change in price, max. That is per test, and you get Rank x tests per negotiation. Haggling is a competition, you can roll multiple times (so can the merchant) and the total succe...

I don't see a way how you would be able to abuse it :shock: You get a 5% discount if successful. You lose 5% if the merchant is successful. Items being sold by a player don't sell for 100% of the buying price. ~30% for used armor, weapons, etc. ~50-75% for other items. With haggle you might be able ...

What do you dislike about Haggle?

Hello together, has anyone ever found a use for the talent Suppress Curse? Since it only lasts a few rounds and takes a action to use, I never found a reason to use it at all. If it's a spell, it's better to just neutralize it completely. If it's a curse, it normally lasts several hours or even days...

I would add the rules for traps.
Also I wouldn't give it a namegivers language but instead use spirit talk. Gives the Nethermancer more spotlight
But I like the idea and am a big fan of Mimics myself

Just change the rule like this and it works and makes sense: "To make a charging attack, the rider must move towards the target in a relatively straight line at a speed of 10 or higher (using the mount’s standard action to move)." Havn't checked the MR of the available mounts yet. Perhaps a 12 or ev...

What bothered me far more was that almost all the elves named follow other disciplines than needed for the Journey on the Wheel. So the Bloodwood's / Wyrmwood's palace, the (previous) centre of the elvish culture, were all disbelievers? :| I would have liked a few sentences how it came to the discip...