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My party is romping around the Nightfang spire module. They are about to leave to rest for a bit after making a fairly good dent in the amount of creatures there. I want to give them something a little more challanging to deal with instead of just reanimating the various dead things around...

I can't recall if Wood Golems even exist in the monster manual. Assuming they don't, why couldn't a druid make something like a wood golum? It would be interesting.

From what I can tell, a Vampire could turn a Demon into a Vampire Demon. This seems odd as their abilities overlap so much, but assuming it could happen, how would you stack their abilities like DR and Cold and Acid resistance?

Thanks everyone. I'm sure my player will be happy with the bastard sword. Even though the rules are stacked against him, he is still going to make his halfling tank. Should be fun, and he's got good character background.

As I run a campaign with some degree of realism, I agree that there is no way for a 3.5 ft halfling to wield a 6 ft sword. The Longsword is the normal choice as it is about 3ft long which would be like a 6ft human using the 6ft greatsword. Now...a dwarf can use a greatsword. I didn't check...

If I used a downsized greatsword that did 2D4, would it be a medium martial weapon or an medium exotic weapon? If it's exotic, why not just have the halfling use a two handed bastard sword?

Since I cannot search, I will ask this question; even if it has been asked before. The rules state that a creature may not use a weapon 2 sizes larger than itself. That is all fine and great but it is very limiting for people who wish to try playing a small race like the gnome or halfling...

My apologies as this should be in house rules.

This would basically create a Pierce Feat, allowing an archer to hit multiple targets with one arrow if they are in a line. This is more limiting than the Cleave feat since enemies are not standing in a nice line most of the time. To balance this I thought instead of just allowing the extra...