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This was also house-ruled, as I have devised a good way to explain the situation on how it becomes lit while drawing. He said it was okay, since it was a "weak" type of attack... Sure showed him when I took down the town "boss" by catching him on fire, and he kept failing his rolls. Anyways...

I just thought I'd pipe up and say THANK YOU because I have not been able to find this anywhere. Showed it to my DM and he instantly fell in love, since we're in the process of making a home-made projector table.

Here's the dealio: I have a level 3 (currently) fighter, who is specialized in Disarming his opponents, throwing custom-made Molotov's at his opponent (Oil-flask with flint top + fuse) with a Quick Draw feat to draw the weapon, lighting it on a flint patch of armor, then throwing. He goes...

That's a pretty cool idea, Shadyizok. :D I think I would make it a combination of a Warforged (for the no breathing clause) and some sort of caster (maybe high level Druid for Drown), that way it opens more windows.

I'm looking at the Spell Compendium, and it states Drown is a Druid 6th level spell... Which drown are you referring to?

As the Orc within posted and asked, I am particularly looking for ways via combat. Resiliant Sphere is a very neat idea; I was wondering about how long it would take to fill up the ForceCage, but with the Sphere I don't need to worry!

To compliment the post above from Allegro, add in some Opponent hindering spells or spell-like abilities, such as Strength or Dex draining spells. It'll make most combats a bit more smooth, and with drained strength, makes anyone the thingamajigger hits a lot less painful.

Anything... a little less level than Sorc-spell level 9? (If at all possible, under 7 aswell, tho force cage us awesome.)

I'm looking for fun ways to drown your enemies. A friend of mine said something about Create Water and using an Extended Hold spell to keep them in place long enough for them to drown... Does anyone know the exact details, and what other whacky ways can you think of drowning your enemies? (Or...

I said nothing of the sort, I just think making powerful characters over and over gets rather redundant.

Or build a Roleplay based character instead of a game-based character. For instance a blind Ranger, or see if the DM will allow you to play a twin-peg legged Goblin rogue.

Or just throw in a Terrasque and tell them "gg".

isn't it considered a ranged attack? Snakes Swiftness affects melee and range, but would a spell-like ability make a difference?

I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean, and I probably don't want to. I prefer to not talk about issues with real-life antics when it doesn't pertain to either the subject or the game itself.

Works wonders with Warlocks and their eldritch blast, however.