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Invisibility's range is "personal or touch"... It is my understanding that this is not the same as having a fixed range nor is it the same as having a personal range. I'm pretty sure you can't use persistent spell on invisibility. It's best used on spells like shield, expeditious retreat...

Technically there is only one square that is closest. Sure the first diagonal only counts as 5' of your movement but it is really 7.5' away. You are just rounding the first diagonal down, and the second one is rounded up to 10' when making more than one diagonal movement. So if there is a...

My DM (or when I DM) points to an enemy NPC spellcaster and states simply, "Then orc shaman begins to cast a spell...." Pause for a sec and 9 out of 10 times someone in the party will say, "Oooh, I make a spellcraft check to see if I recognize the spell he's casting." This is just how the flow...

Good point Scharlata. I didn't have the book in front of me at the time and didn't realize your off hand wasn't benefitted by monkey grip. :D

Wow, this really requires some rules interpretations. In my circle of friends, we all make spellcraft checks (if we have ranks in it) as soon as anyone begins to cast a spell that is within reasonable range and within sight. This has become a common reaction for our spell casters, regardless...

I would go with the 200k version as stated above, but let it function on any monster. Not all items that mimic a spell do it word-for-word. When you walk up walls with slippers of spider climb, you don't need to have your hands free, right? Use your best judgement and compare it to every item...

I don't think it will have that big of an impact on sword-n-board fighters. At higher levels, losing 7 armor from not using a shield (+5 heavy shield) which could also hold other enhancements (heavy fortification, anyone?) is still a consequence to consider when going for a DPS build. In...

Two-Weapon Fighting, dwarf fighter with Oversized TWF and Monkeygrip dual wielding large dwarven war axes. He would have -4 to hit (instead of -2), but would deal 2d8 dmg with each (instead of 1d10).