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Re: Re: Some physics Way off topic now, so you'll probably want to ignore this. I thought it was "pretty much" at first, too. However, if you fall through air resistance 20', then fall "up" through the same air resistance 20', you will be exactly (colloquial usage) where you started from...

Actually, according to Sean K. Reynolds a while ago when 3e first came out, headband of intellect gives you bonus skills if you wear it for one full level. Since this is the exact same enhancement as the spell Fox's Cunning, Fox's Cunning cast for 24 hours every day should have the same effect...

Since the hidden party member is surprised, he/she cannot act. That the monster will be surprised later is irrelevant. It is perfectly fair for the monster to get a surprise round if nobody noticed it and it noticed one of the party. The hidden party member can get even with the monster after...

ASF Most people agree that a wizard doesn't need armor. You get bracers when you can afford them (and no hurry thanks to Mage Armor). Even players of rogues, bards, and rangers like bracers because of the skill and movement advantages (druids, too, if the bracers are non-metal). In armor...

Permanency as meta-magic feat That is exactly my approach. Prerequistes are extend spell and persistent spell.

Gem of seeing eyepatch According to the rules, assuming you wish to use them, an item that doesn't take up a slot costs more to make. So, trueseeing goggles should take up a slot. However, you might want to rule that a gem of trueseeing adjusted to fit over your eyepatch would have to be...

Teleportation and conservation of momentum Choose the one you like (keep in mind that in most cases, teleport other becomes a deadly weapon): 1) It's magic, so don't worry about it. You land where you want after you teleport, unmoving. This seems to be the default rule, works just fine...