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It is? What page :confused: , I can't seem to find it.

Gosh do you think this is a... BUMP

You might also like... The Razor golem http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/mm/20030418a The Coal golem http://www.wizards.com/dnd/article.asp?x=dnd/mm/mm20020830a Bone Creature template from Sav.Sp. (It's not a golem, but take a look at it you might like it?)

Re: Re: Less Disease, rejoice! There should have been a Web enhancement for Faiths & Pantheons. *Please add this to the typical "paladin code of conduct" when playing a Paladin of Sune* The Code of the Paladin of Sune 1. To encourage "Free Love" 2. To give free makeovers when ever needed...

If it wasn't an Artifact you might find yourself with one hell of a headache as a DM. If your PC's were to come into a pile of gold & time, it would be a limitless (or at least Gold dependant) supply of XP for making magic items, & casting spells (after the first potion was made). Make the first...

I'll worry about that when/if he makes up his mind on if he wants to take the template.

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Each side of this discussion has a very valid argument. However the bottom line for me is this. By LokiDR's interpretation of the rules IMO the PC would become far too powerful, it would be unfair to the other PC's & possibly unbalancing to the game. It would be a potential future (& possibly...

If you could lower it at will why wouldn't every high level fighter (especially the evil ones) run out & become half-golems. Replace an arm (just 1) & like that you are a nearly unstoppable magic-proof killing machine, lower your "SR" when it suits your needs (Teleports, healing, ect. ect. ect.)...

Please show me where it is defined. Book, page number. Please note this is not a spell immunity, this is a magic immunity. And applies to spells, spell like effects, & supernatural abilities (unlike SR which only applies to spells & spell like effects) As I stated above... "Those spells are...

1. Those spells are specificaially designed for repairing constructs, not golems, however I'm sure if a golem does not have magic immunity it can be repaired buy this spell. Yes a golem is a construct, but not all constructs are golems, or have the magic immunity as listed. Golems with the afore...

:confused: What are you talking about? :confused: I'll attempt to answer the parts of your post I did understand. The half-golem is a template from the MM2. In this case the character in question would be a Ogre-(Iron)Half-golem. That's if he decides to add the template, & makes his saves.

I do agree with you. But like I said, I just want to be sure of what I'm going to tell him... regardless of if he likes it or not. I just looked over the Flesh golem listing in Savage Species. In light of what it says, & what I had already suspected I'm going to rule as follows. - A...

Is this fact or opinion? I am inclined to agree with you, however I feel a little uneasy about this ruling & I don't want to be screwing over the guy if he takes this.

Hello boys & girls it's stupid/repeating rules question time here at Enworld. Today's stupid repeating rules question is; - A (Iron) Half-golem has the same magical immunities as an Iron golem. As follows... Does a Half-golem (or golems) spell immunity work as per most other spell immunity...

I'll probably use both the new & the old haste in my game (if I make the switch to 3.5?). As with you I'll probably just call it Greater haste & bump it up to 6th or 7th (+++?) level. The old haste is too much fun (for both DM & players), & I would hate to loose it... so I won't :D.

1d30 (roll again if 23 to 30 comes up) :p ;) :D

Ps. I made it a multi-option incase you can't decide. Regardless of what you pick please explain your choice :)

Does the reroll ability granted by the luck domain, or the Fate spinner PrC in T&B, work when selecting cards from a deck of many things? IMO, no but I'm curious as to all of your opinions.

It's a slow day at work for me & I'm killing time.