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I like this statement. I like it because now I'm just a person who's incapable of reading, performing basic math skills, lazy or some combonation of the three. And I'm not a single income person with a mortgage, bills to pay, car to pay off, food to buy or any other expenses. I guess if I...

That is referring to different types of DR not stacking. DR / silver would stack with DR / silver but it wouldn't stack with DR / - or DR / adamantine.

I'm pretty sure that damage reduction of the same type stacks. DR 5/- and DR 2/- would give you DR 7/-. If they didn't stack there would be no reason for a barbarian of high levels to take the feats Roll With It or Thick Skin(?). I'm sure there are examples of this in more than one book, but...

That would have been my first question. I just figured it would go on both lists. I was just wondering if you get both lists if you were specialized in a weapon that has two attributes, if you had to choose between the two and if you could take the feat again next time (bypassing the need to...

How would the feat work if you were focused and specialized in the morningstar? Since the morning star is treated as both bludgeoning and piercing (at the same time?)?

If allowed as an oversized weapon it would only have either double or quadruple weight (every 5 lbs. = -1 armor check penaly)

Dead Lands had a similar luck system with poker chips. That was an interesting system where you were dealt playing cards and most scenes resolved with pokeresque hands.

I guess a tower shield 'could' be a large large shield. The point of that was that if a barrel which normally isn't a weapon could be used as a weapon and affected by powerful build, then a shield which normally isn't a weapon should also be affected by powerful build (although, I really...

Out of curiosity... Would you allow powerful build to work with improvised weapons? As an example; Two humans walk into a bar (duh duh ching), one is just your average warrior type (Joe Fighter) and his brother - not so average (Bubba Fighter). He has powerful build. As with any bar scene, a...

The shield is held or strapped to the arm. Though it is technically armor I think that powerful build should apply to a shield since it is more arm strength and not actually body size that matters with them.

Aaron - That's an interesting name associated with the post. Aaron, the brother of Moses, tried to lead the Lord's flock astray with the creation of the golden calf idol while Moses was on top of the mountain receiving the 10 Commandments form God. One of which I think is 'Your body is a...

I recently learned of this adage... "The road to Hell is paved with good intentions" I honestly had never heard this before until I played in the Castle Greyhawk Module. I have heard it since. So, even if you have good intentions when you cast an evil spell it is likely leading you down a path...

Actually I was borrowing from Hyper's assumption that monk is equated to creature from the forbidden monk and INA threads (I was opposed to this assumption in that thread) (and yes I'm one of those people that would argue a point only to use the opposing argument later if it suits me). Anyway...

By oversized I just meant 1 size larger. So as a huge creature he would only threaten a 5' or would it be 15' (medium 5', large 10', huge 15')? The only point to this really, is for the impressive critical attacks (not very economical but...).

Out of curiosity, what would the reach and damage be of the half-giant 2 sizes larger wielding an oversized scythe? Which chart is used when determining the damage of larger weapons?

If only they used facing... I wonder if that would make this discussion easier or harder.

A monk considers any limb as a weapon... So, Combat Reflexes feat allows him to use all his limbs for attacks of oppurtunity. Edit: Out of curiosity... what is the face / reach of a hydra?

I once saw a news segment about a woman whose 'chute and back-up failed to deploy while she was sky diving. She landed face first in a parking lot. Other than shattering her face she was 'fine'. Whenever I think of that story I just think... 100'+ = 10d6 damage - 1d6 for a successful jump check...

Just thinking, you could do Bard / Ranger. They both have good skill points. One gives you the personability of a chef (aka Chef Gordon Ramsey) while the other gives you the knowledge and know-how of the plant and animal kingdoms. I believe that there is a PrC in the Complete Adventurer that...

Julia Childs and Yan are scary people?