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#1 kyprioth Aug 08, 2009 23:38:41	I've read a lot about this guy, and I wish I had been around to know him, I've read a total of 3 of his mega-optimized builds, and I am stunned at what he was able to exploit. I wanted to read more of his work, but on his public profile, in the section with the threads he's made, there were only 3, the ones I read. His signature seemed to have a good bit of links, but very few of them worked. So, I've come to ask, does anyone know where I can read this material. I'd like to read any of his super builds, but I'm really fascinated by the "Lord of Procrastination's Dirty Tricks" series. I've only read the 4th one, but I liked the theme, and would like to see the other ones. Can anyone help me?
#2 innabinder Aug 10, 2009 17:12:19	LoP's first 3 Tricks. Omniscificer
#3 navar100 Aug 10, 2009 22:03:26	I'll tell you tomorrow.
#4 williamtanner Aug 13, 2009 17:52:01	Dunno how old the Omnificier thing is, but one problem is that he is confusing knowledge with deduction. Knowing everything there is to know does not mean he can predict all possibilities.
#5 midgardserpent Aug 14, 2009 12:54:57	This is totally off topic... but in one of the games I play in the party is named the "Ultimate Forces of Ambivalence." Lord of Procrastination sounds like he'd fit right in.
#6 williamtanner Aug 14, 2009 13:01:34	He wanted to join the group, but he kept putting it off and eventually forgot about it.
#7 midgardserpent Aug 14, 2009 19:37:03	It's ok, we really didn't care either way.
#8 innabinder Aug 16, 2009 8:06:14	Dunno how old the Omnificier thing is, but one problem is that he is confusing knowledge with deduction. Knowing everything there is to know does not mean he can predict all possibilities. It does have a posted date, so you should, actually, know precisely how old it is. Down to the board-time it was posted, really.
#9 kyprioth Aug 16, 2009 20:45:32	Thanks for the help InnaBinder. I'm sad he retired though. it was fun seeing his stuff make the dnd staff cry. lol