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It would be several lines of text on a computer screen. :uhoh: If you mean what the creature would look like, presumably it would be a many-headed thing with all heads capable of independent motion. Irony for the win. :D

Some non-core classes have split stat dependency (see also: Spirit Shaman, Favored Soul)

Indeed, this is used by many hellfire warlocks regardless of life status and is a prime example of how writers fail to check other splatbooks when releasing new mechanics.

Come again? The warmage is cha-based. It has bonuses for high int but it's cha-based.

Good call. There are also other ways to concentrate as move or even swift actions. Right; singing is just popular because it frees up both hands.

It's partly powergaming, but it's largely metagame concerns, as Jack Smith alludes to:

Your reaction is a little surprising, since it's rare that I see people who don't have some idea of how their character (in any game they are committed to) would develop through 20. I really think you're overstating the problem a bit. If this was between PCs, sure - but the DM gets to deploy...

Others have mentioned Astral Construct. Let me mention metamorphosis and vigor.

Of course you know, this is only going to encourage people to name more characters for diseases . . . :uhoh:

It probably had something to do with his complete lack of resistance . . . and narrative convenience.

In that case, is there any reason for choosing cleric over cloistered cleric, healer, shaman, or shugenja?

Well, you can try raiding the zombie shipment for a real gem, if you'd like. There is not currently a soul in that weapon.

Well, if we wait, Rosa could try to sneak a peak at the entrance to the temple and maybe go around spotting sentries to get an idea of what the response to a frontal assault might be. Hmm, I somewhat regret the fact that we can't all be invisible.

"I really doubt a tribe that thrives on war is going to lose their edge over the course of just one day," Rosa notes dryly, "but you're right about us going in at our best. I only wonder if they have auxiliary forces to call upon from other tribes, and if that will affect how hard it is to get...

"It's a pretty good plan," admits Rosa, "but we need a backup plan too in case they have a trap or some means of seeing the invisible."

Everyone who is not new should have leveled. I'll have to look, but at least 1500 XP was granted for the early kobold fight. 13000 + 1500 > 14000 :D

I think that this just means you don't value blindness as much as I do, which is fine - I imagine our play styles are different. I pretty much always have a sneak attacker in group, I favor touch/ranged touch spells, and I always take at least a 5' step every round of combat. All of these work...

Welcome to the boards! Obtaining an inherent bonus is a standard use of a wish that is not open to misinterpretation (unless your DM is old-school or feeling particularly mean.) It should be safe and reasonable. However, it is usually best to get multiple inherent bonuses at once, since they...

At this moment, there is motion in the corridor outside. A few zombies shuffle past, carrying boxes of loot towards the portal. Though it seems careless to entrust such wealth to the hands of literally mindless servants, the strongboxes appear locked and a note has been placed atop each one...

Rosa arranges for Verdin to prepare two poisoned quarrels for her crossbow, one of which she very carefully wraps up and keeps for later, one of which she keeps with her bow. As to Fenwick's statement, she shrugs and stretches. "It's probably just a result of letting that ape free. It clearly...