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Yeah, but getting the necessary caster level and spell requirements (10th, suggestion, blur) is MUCH tougher. Nail, Jérôme is the wizard player, not me FYI. :)

I've also created (with the generous feedback and help of ENworlders) an Epic template. It's weaker than Paragon, but much quicker to apply. I know it belongs in house rule, but I thought it would be morce convenient and target the interested parties more if I just paste it right here:

Not all the time. Gloves of Swimming and Climbing: +5 on swim and climb checks. Prereq: CL 5th; Craft Wondrous Items, bull's strength, cat's grace. Robe of Blending: +10 on hide checks, disguise self at will. Prereq: CL 10th; Craft Wondrous Items, disguise self. Robe of Eyes: +10 on search...

Yeah, you wish. :p (Yig plays a Rogue in my campaign ;)) Although I do permit up to +10 items to be created. So just convince Jérôme to get the necessary requirements to create that.

I would allow arcanists to use magic-missile at will. I won't, but I wouldn't have a problem with it. If you want to balance the class, take away the familiar in exchange. Hear me out: I've played arcanists a-plenty, and although it was always on my spell list, rarely used magic-missile. I...

Speaking of Story Hours, Piratecat's also had some sort of schism in a good aligned religion when the patron saint returned to the "living" ;). It made for interesting roleplaying moments.

Complete Warrior: Formation Expert, Swarmfighting, Phalanx Fighting. Personally, I'm not fond of those feats, but hey, to each his own.

Yeah... some items are just out of wack. Think about +skills items. It's too easy to manufacture a +30 item (always active). I know a few rogues that would kill for +30 on Bluff, Escape Artist, and some others. The item you list is certainly peculiar. 20 minutes per day ? That seems easy for a...

Please allow me to rain on your parade a bit Dragonblade. Of course, no offense is intended, and I hope you'll view my words in the most positive light possible: That's something I am not for, at least in my campaign. Your players tough it up for years of game time to finally become fantastic...

Bingo. Mind Blank protects against spells that detect, influence, or read emotions or thoughts. Sending does none of that. A dude using sending doesn't gain any info at all on the subject, he doesn't even know if his message was received.

A ioun stone. Any one. Would freak the hell out peeps at parties.

The cash at epic becomes ludicrous, and we only used the favor notes to deal with it. Basically, it was paper money. In all the epic games I DM'ed, Union was always an integral part; I had no choice. The magnitude of the money and items is such that you need such a place. Union also served as a...

:D Yeah, I wanted my players to be able to cast spells of truly epic proportions, but without complicated mechanics. The trap info I gave might be sketchy, so allow me to give a few examples: SO... Let's say your PC's are level 22, and you want to make a very tough trap, so maybe 3...

Wow. That's great. The charisma boost will be an unnamed bonus I imagine ? I would take two levels of Paladin if I was this dude.

Been using it for years. Plushone, plushtwo, plushfour... No, I'm not a furry.

Yeah... by letting the PC's advance as per the rules, their characters quickly become high and thus sent to retirement. If they like their characters, this means less campaigns played with them. So from a certain POV, it doesn't help them at all. In my current game, the players are in a setting...

Or (more cost efficient), an Arcane Archer with a plushone flaming holy bow... ... would that work ? ? ? OR OR... an archer with a plushone flaming holy bow and his friendly high-level cleric casting greater magic weapon on his quiver every morning. ... yes ?

I'm sure you meant no disrespect Gabe, but Deset Gled might be intimidated by your reply. I'm sure that wasn't your intent though. Back on topic... Thanks for pointing that out Gabe. It's quite interesting. The first look (quick glance) I had at the Warlock was "Woah, this guy is way...

I have been using the ELH extensively, and it works. It aint perfect, but it works. If you don't intend to buy it, you could use the epic rules in the 3.5 DM's guide, and the Epic SRD. One thing though: the epic spells are very clunky, so I don't use them at all and instead came up with an...

I will. For 1st Ed AD&D at least. The classes were Fighter, Cleric, Magic-User (3rd ed's wizard), Illusionist, Thief (Rogue), Druid, Monk, Ranger, Paladin, Bard. Supplements (mainly the original Unearthed Arcana) introduced the Thief-Acrobat (IIRC), Barbarian, Cavalier. Things of note about...