Recent content by Nebrok

In the Sandstorm book in the monster section there are entries for the Marruspawn, and race of jackal-like people created by a race of people known as the Marru to be used and weapons/troops in their war with the Sual empire. I have tried using both wikipedea and google but still can't seem to...

Ok, we've been playing 'Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk' recently and are coming toward the end of the adventure. We intend to continue with the same characters and I am developing a plot line that could very well involve either the obelisk under the tower of magic or the Earth Stone or...

I have looked through the source material and can see nothing that would prevent a spell caster from using a wand/staff that holds a higher level that he could normally cast. For example, a wizard who can cast up to 3rd level spells should be able to use a wand/staff that casts 4th level spells...

Alzrius, after reading that I realize that I have seen that before. I realize no that is quotes from the Monster Manual in the glossary. I figured I had missed/forgot somthing. Thanks for pointing that out.

NOTE: I am using 3.5 edition According to the Monster Manual all Tanar'ri can summon other Tanar'ri, but it doesn’t mention anything about duration. So here's the question: If no duration is given, is it safe to assume that it has no duration? If there is no duration, then couldn't the...

More than one person has mentioned the paralysis may be part of a curse or magical in nature. Just for clarification, in this case the paralysis is the result of physical injury and not supernatural or magical in any way.

It's true that a wizard wouldn't know about the nervous system, but a wizard wouldn't have to know. The spell takes care of that for him.

In this case the character was paralyzed in a rock slide. The character is a female Halfling rouge/sorcerer that saved the life of a worg and now the worg shows his gratitude by serving as a mount (in exchange to plenty of food too.). The Halfling has a special saddle that locks her in place so...

The question came up when the polymorph any object spell cam into question. If the spell can turn people into inanimate objects, and turn inanimate objects into people... why not give temporary mobility? After all, by the spells description it can give mobility to a rock that is turned into a...

Here is an interesting question that has come up in one of the games I run. “If a character is paralyzed and cannot use her legs, would polymorphing into another creature ,even if it is another bipedal creature, enable the character to walk?” The proposal was that if polymorph changes the...

I plan on starting a game that centers around a tribe of Ibixian (or Goatfolk as they are called in the Monster manual) But the Monster manual really doesn’t have much on them in the entry. Now I know that as a DM I can come up with anything, but still I wanted to keep the race more or less...

One can sunder arms and legs in d&d, even heads. The best way to kill a hydra is top sunder all the heads.

This is one of those things that the monster manual doesn't cover about vampires, and that is dismemberment. The book states that vampires have fast healing, but NOT regeneration. So logically a vampire could potentially loose an arm or leg that he or she could not get back. I've had...

Shemeska: "Actual rules on this topic for any edition be damned. Make every case an exception and make it awesome for all involved." I think I like your answer the best. I declare it to be the definitive answer! *Hands over the reward* (lol)

Ok, this came up during the game I am running... and it turned into a mild heated debate. So here it is... What happens to a familiar AFTER the wizard's/sorcerer's death? The player who brought up this question had just got his wizard killed, and he wanted to play his familiar until the...