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It does specify you, but in this instance can you distinguish whether it is you singular or you plural. English is a horrible language that needs extra words added to define the meaning of other words for clarity. They could have said only your character (you) or you and your traveling group (you).

I'm not able to look at my books right now, but this would depend on how a Wall of Force interacts with its surroundings. If it's fixed to a specific point in the plane that it's on then it can't be moved. But, if it's fixed to a general area and not to the plane itself then it would move when...

They must not be too olde school. 1st edition had a cumliness stat that represented physical beauty.

They can't reduce the effect of a metamagic feat to less than +0 so how do you get to cast scorching ray from a cantrip slot? The spell should still use it's normal slot and if you apply a metamagic feat that has a +1 modifier it can't be reduced. So the spell would still take the next slot higher.

I'm in this boat. Not because I really enjoy hearing a monologue, but because if I can get whoever to monologue (whether BBEG or leader of a small orc band) it gives the rest of the group a chance to 'catch up' to me. Sometimes they get there in time. Sometimes not. When you're the scout and run...

I don't believe there rules for 'monkey grabs the peach' in the BoEF. They do have some nice armor in there though (not that a monk would wear it).

If a character is wielding a vicious dagger and has become pinned, what happens when the person who has him pinned forces an attack with the dagger? Does the grappler take the extra damage because he is making the attack? Does the one holding the dagger take the extra damage because he is...

How about Ranger? You have Animal Affinity so it would fit. You could go TWF and pick up Oversized TWF (CW or CA I think). This would get you better reflex saves (not the best with undead) and with a couple levels you could cast spells (or spell) and have a companion. More skill points would be...

Plus sneak attack damage, energy damage, damage for specialization...

But with a 20 charisma he could be the monk that is known for leading his friends/companions/charges into battles that are impossible to win... Maybe he should name the character Naruto...

How about a dual whip wielding fighter/cleric. Oversized TWF and enough cleric levels (if possible) for Righteous Might. Later you could go into the Lasher PrC. You could even trade cleric for PsyWarrior for the Expansion Power instead.

Also, if making ninja characters you'd get an ability at 4th(?) level that acts as if you were running and had the run feat for jumping. Not sure if that's what you are referring to.

I see. That means I'll have to go through my books again to make sure that everything is on its proper shelf. I hate that I have it organized by edition and people put the wrong books in the wrong place. Of course, it could also be the matter of non-updated 3.0 books confusing me. At any rate...

I believe that the whip is probably the worst thought out weapon in the books. In some books it states melee attacks and in others it is a ranged attack with a maximum range of 15'. Most sources say that you don't threaten the area and provoke attacks of oppurtunity when wielding a whip some...

Thanks for the link. I really wish that WotC or whoever would put out an official list.

That's the best reason to go out and kill things. You need new weapons and armor so you go out and kill things and take theirs. Then you sell what you can to a merchant/town/malitia group and buy what you want. I understand that you are talking about the experience aspect of it and that killing...

Still, is there an updated list in a book that came out after the core books? It seems that there should be since there have been a lot of spells added since initial release.

What exactly is 'gish'? I see this term too often and can't seem to pin down context. Is it a term for power or flexibility?

That sucks... Still it would be +8/+8 with Greater Magic Fang.

I was just looking over my spell list for my druid and noticed Nature's Favor. It gives a similar bonus as Greater Magic Fang except that it is a luck bonus. I was wondering if both spells could be made permenant for a total of +10/+10. Is there an updated list of spells that can be made...