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Thanks. That was it, although I had it from an earlier source(The Primal Codex).

Nope, not in that database.

I am looking for the book that has Staggering Blows in it. It is an arcane spell but I forget what level(probably 3-4th).

Exactly, it is some spell that I am looking for. One of our primary fighters does 4d8+7 on a successful hit(a high level monk whose fists are considered Huge). In 2 more levels this same character will be doing 8d8+7, so such a spell buff would really increase his damage potential.

Still looking and that player can't find her spell list that had the spell on it.

I'm trying to find the reference to a spell that causes it's target to do max damage on normal hits(not crits). One of my fellow players used the spell in an earlier game and I am trying to find it. I think it is a 3-4th level cleric spell but not sure about that.

I am working on a Wiz5/Inc5 that is going to use poly self to morph in to a creature with a powerful supernatural ability. Right now I am thinking either a juvenile gold dragon and its 6d10 breath weapon or a beholder and its central anti-magic eye. Are there any others that would work?:confused:

Thanks Lovitar for your responses. I'm hoping some more people will give their opinions as well. I agree Pax that it should be more than 1/day, but the question is how much.

That is the way my character is being played. I am continually looked down on by others(including my new party, esp. the Paladin). I am having to deal with the DlaD downsides. But I am not getting to rage more than 1/day.

It tend to agree with you, but my DM is saying since it does say anything, the default answer is 1/day. BTW, as part of the Drink like a Demon ability, you can chug a brew as a move eq. action.

I am playing a 6/5 Monk/Drunken Master and need to know how often I should be able to use the Drunken Rage ability. Is it: a) 1/per day, b) 2/day as a 5th level barbarian, c)unlimited, but only when alcohol has been imbibed, or d)unlimited, no alcohol needed?

Well, the forsaker got left behind when the cleric failed her SR check vs the forsaker's SR 20. My DM was prepared for this in that I had played another character in his game world that had been imprisoned by a DoMT. The DM placed the character in the basement of the githyanki stronghold that...

Actually, you can qualify for forsaker by taking 1 level of OA human monk by swapping Deflect Arrows for one of the feats. As to peoples questions as to how I get along with the rest of my party, since I am playing a NG character I have learned to tolerate the magic the rest of the party uses...

My DM revealed this week that our party is going to need to plane hop to complete the quest that we are on. I am playing a 3/10 Fighter/Forsaker. Our party is going to try the A-Team method for getting my char to the destinations. I am looking for other means of doing this and/or ways to improve...