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Dimension Door?

The setting is mostly a vast forest. Typical enemies include drow, dragons, humanoids, giants, and other forest-dwelling beasts. Plus possibly devils. A little city/cave adventuring is also included. My fellow party members are a black bear Rgr8 and a human Sor8 (the joys of Reincarnate). I'm...

I'm not very firm with Ploymorph effects in general. What are good choices for a pixie Druid 7 with access to Polymorph Self (CL8), using only PHB, MM, DMG 3.0? BTW, in this campaign, all casters have Natural Spell.

Actually, I think that's wrong. A dead person is an object. Objects are immune to anything requiring a fortitude save. So the negative level would just dissipate.

If you have Prone Combat (feat), you can fight without penalties while prone.

A few counters Freedom of Movement (spell or item). Being a Cleric with the Travel domain. Counterspelling. Bardic Countersong (On second thought, this one doesn't help).

Or you could happen to be a Psion...

Half-Elemental (Air) Though not exactly lightning, you may want to have a look at the various Half-Elemental templates in Manual of the Planes.

That's exactly the right figure. After all, the PCs are a different type. Though, depending on the coolness factor, I might apply no penalty at all.

Tonight, I'm starting with a new character in the Forgotten Realms. Probably at 3rd level, 32pt-buy. Allowed sources are PHB, DMG, PGTF, Complete Series. I'm planning on a fighter/cleric type, either human or dwarf. Spiked Chain + Improved Trip. Never played or created one. Any advice for good...

Well, you can always prepare them as 1st-level spells...

As said already: Disguise Just maximize your Disguise bonus :) - At least one level in a class with Disguise as class skill. - Maximum ranks. - An item which grants a big bonus on Disguise, like +20 or +30. - High Charisma. - An item which enhances Charisma. - A masterwork disguise kit.

Actually, just the Base Attack is wrong. A 2-HD construct has a BAB of +1 (as a 2nd-level cleric). All other numbers are correct.

You've answered your own question ;) So yes, bloodline levels do count for feats and ability increases.

Extra Slot gives always exactly one extra slot. A heightened spellcasting attribute (via Spellcasting Prodigy or otherwise) gives two or three extra slots. Example: Cha 20 raised to Cha 22 = +1 2nd-level spell and +1 6th-level spell; Cha 26 raised to Cha 28 = +1 1st-level spell, +1 5th-level...