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I never really gave any thought to hitting AR not including a strike bonus. That sounds like a debate I'm glad I missed.

So it doesn't look like it makes that big a difference overall. No reason not to include it then, thanks for the input.

It's been a long time since I ran a game, or posted to the forums, but I'm hoping to get one going soonish. The thing is the Armor Rating was just being introduced to the Morphus forms back then and I didn't use it because I didn't want to mix some tough Bane with AR and others without. Now DD has l...

Splynn Dimensional Market- I don't have a clue why I even picked it up. On a side note several of the books published around that time were less than stellar.

But why should anyone even need to begin explaining their dislike of the armor rule? One of the things I liked about Rifts when it came out was the lack of concern about armor for spell casters. The armor rules for D&D were done to balance the MU with other classes, balance in Rifts obviously fo...

This list needs a bit of variety.
How about Power Leeches-they seem designed purely to irritate players.
Yhabbayar-Magic and psionic...soap bubbles?

Cause it's magic. & I said what I meant to say w/o any leading somewhere. ------------------ One addendum: To make the sacrificial separation of the self bits, the char would need something like the piecemeal talent. ------------------- Post Script: The situation described in the OP would "...

--------------- With the fluid nature of the NB, he would be able to sacrifice what ever parts of him that were actually stuck to the thing. since the parts left behind would ether vanish after being abandoned or when the char turned back to his facade. Well that seems a key point from my perspecti...

Sentinel: I spent most of my life in Virginia, being raised there! --However, in the central, Richmond regions. However, I was stationed at Langley AFB in Hampton, VA, from 2000 - 2002. I've never heard of Chessie! Would you please provide us some more details? I know this is a UFO thread, but it's...

"UFOlogists would rather follow their faulty logic than accept the conclusions of Project Blue Book, the U.S. Air Force report which states that "after twenty-two years of investigation...none of the unidentified objects reported and evaluated posed a threat to our national security" That's just fun...