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That's because you're not thinking it through. The entire point of this artifact is to cause people to engage in behavior they would normally rebel against. An army of soldiers falls upon one another, brother slaughtering brother, entirely convinced of the righteousness of the act, their mind...

The crown of endless sorrows is an artifact. As a standard action the bearer of the crown may use a gaze effect that casts programmed amnesia and suggestion on anyone that looks upon or is looked upon by the bearer of the crown as a supernatural ability. The programmed amnesia effect alters the...

Preternatural Abilities. Beyond Supernatural, beyond extraordinary... We know they can do these things... we just don't know HOW they do these things... something about *them* is just different... Even if their abilities would normally be considered supernatural... they are somehow beyond that...

If you want to keep non-casters closer on par with casters.... 1. Armor items provide damage reduction = half of its AC value against all forms of physical/energy damage (save electricity against metal). 2. All PC weapons are save or die on a natural 20 fort: BAB+Highest Damage Score (i.e. str)

BoEx allows one to demand an oath of the conquered against future transgressions. Failure to abide by that oath means no paladin or similarly good character need harken to their pleas of mercy and surrender in the future as described under the vow of nonviolence feat. Sent from my...

No. You'd have to understand the discussions I've had with the mods. I'm accusing them of favoritism because the above is a wonderful example of it. I don't expect them to take action in my favor. In fact the best outcome for me in my mind is they do nothing because every single interaction...

John F. Kennedy shot in the head mad-libs? This has officially moved to "disconcerting". When people challenge my perspective I might get angry, I might get frustrated... I don't crack jokes about murdering world leaders... More to the point... and trying to veer away from the...

What wasn't said was that your message wasn't really worth reading to me. You'll go on and on and on and on and on and on and on because your feelings are hurt. It's not worth it, so I read the last line responded and moved on.

Do I lock my doors and windows at night? Sure. Do I crawl into a safe every night? No.

Blah blah blah... keep the personal attacks to yourself. I know you'll get away with it because you're favored around here, so there's no sense reporting it, but seriously. Save it. You don't like that I poked a hole in your little Wizards are Almighty God Scenario and you're responding with...

The point being there is always the presumption that is most favorable to the Wizard. For example, that he's 20th level. Just you go ahead and TRY to sneak up on a lvl 40 God Wizard King Priest Lord. Try it, I dare you. Munkz sukz. What gear does the wizard get? Any he wants. Which spells...

I think he's more looking for magic that is powered by courage. As in actual magic. You may not cast spells... but you do gain the benefits. For example... a witchunter may have such unwaivering focus that they dispel as a gaze, and are constantly surrounded by an antimagic field.... or at...

What's the single most powerful artifact in D&D 3.5?

You're not getting it. Follow him *while* he is climbing the rope.

Did the Wizard climb up the rope too? If so, I see no reason why the monk couldn't just follow him up...

Is there some rule by which one cannot sneak up a rope? Is there some rule whereby one cannot sneak into an extradimensional space? Is it possible to follow someone up a rope stealthily? If not... why not? So far as I know a monk sneaking up a rope behind a wizard isn't exactly hard to do...

By being sneaky. We already established that. So now your wizard is alone in this extradimensional space asleep next to this monk. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I997 using Tapatalk 2

The 8th level Wizard in question is asleep. Like they are... almost every night. He went to sleep at 10:00pm, it's currently midnight and the Monk is standing next to him, thanks to being especially sneaky (stealthiness is a part of their class, after all). I'm curious how the Wizard gets out...

Actually, yes it does. It requires expenditure of feats, wealth, spell slots, and all the rest. You'll present some backdoor solution, but that's not really what's at issue here. Will a specifically built wizard be able to overcome a specific challenge? Certainly. Will the majority of...