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Melee fighters will never get a chance to fight. It has 100' reach with it's tentacles and can move 280' a round.

Wait for it to get bored and go away. While you're waiting for that do what you DM obviously wants you to do an explore the complex.

Real problem: "Ok, so to to recap, our hero is trying to infiltrate the base of the secretive United Thislemanian Front in the guise of a new recruit. He's just approaching the gate officer now...." 'Oh :):):):), does anyone know if the UTF get SBS?'

Why does it solve the problem? You still get the +75 to damage from strength, you just can't powerattack to get +150. Now Manifester Coup de Grace scythes are nasty. 5pp for a CDG.

Bringing 100 people to the next service is easy - they shouldn't cost more than a few gp each. Now converting 100 people and have them attend service for the rest of their lives may be more difficult.

No dice - the ironwood spell allows you to make any metal item out of wood instead. No reason why you can't have an Ironwood Greatsword (apart from the fact that spikes ought to make it less effective.)

What did you polymorph it into? Remember that it retains all supernatural and extraordinary abilities - including its breath weapon.

Bestow Curse harms charisma.

I agree with all that, which is why we have things like Great Wyrms. But an animal is only an animal, it isn't magical, so it should act normally.

Square-cube law anyone? After all, it's an animal, not a magical beast. So its bones are made out of bone, not some super-strong exotic substance.

Bag of Holding - 5000gp Amulet of Nystul's Undetectable Aura - 2000gp 500lbs of (illegal drug of the week) - priceless

Ghostform. It's going to cost you an awful lot to enchant all those thousands of bullets.

/me casts disintegrate at the Mech's knee. It's not a magic item, it doesn't get a save. Sorry.

So the first one allows an evil priest to control a Soulmech, including PCs, like undead? And soulmechs have no turn resistance. I don't like it.

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Say that name out loud. What does it sound like? Probably meant to be humourous then.

So no D&D books. :)

I'm thinking too real-world, to disrupt flesh you would be going well beyond human hearing range. You are right, it may vary in the fantasy world.

The Cone of Cacophany is certainly ultrasonic, but certain dungeon furnishings will resonate, shifting the frequency down as it shifts the amplitude up, causing very loud audible sounds to spread through the level.