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I like a challenge as much as the next person, but are those two classes incompatible with each other?

So, are Conjuration and Transmutation considered to be equally powerful, then? Thanks!!!

Have you, perchance, seen the movie "Willow"....? In the climactic scene, the Evil Sorceress is foiled not by a Magic Spell, but by a Magic Trick. If Stage Magic worked in that setting, essentially to save the given realm in question, there's no reason why it cannot be used to similar effect in...

Well, no. The Charlatan prestige class is NOT what I'm looking for, but if I'm creating a Charlatan character, I'll be sure to utilize the framework you've provided. Thanks!!!

For instance, is the "Invocation/Evocation" School of Magic more powerful than, say, "Divination"....? What about the others? How would you rank them according to either relative power or in-game importance? Should this question even be considered? Thanks!!!

Would there be a practical value for doing so? Instead of "spells", there'd be "tricks"...... Disappearing in a puff of smoke? Instantaneously producing a homing pigeon? Bedazzling theatrics that serve to slow onlookers? Yea or nay???

Are you saying that Great Axes cannot normally be thrown, but if they are magical, they can be thrown?

How would you classify these axes from the movie "Krull"....??? Here's a more detailed look at the axe used by Liam Neeson's character, "Kegan"..... http://www.icollector.com/Liam-Neeson-Kegan-hero-axe-from-Krull_i11537349 Here's the deal...... They look to be longer than either...

Awesome! I'll have to check that out, Thanks! Yeah, I was definitely worried about "at-will healing", as the long-term implications of it (if not mis-managed!) are an indestructible party. That's why temporary hit points (ala the "Aid" spell) seemed to be the answer to potential game breakage.

This is one of the best posts I've read on these boards in YEARS!!!! GOOD JOB!!!!!!

That sounds promising!!! Regarding Eldritch Blast ....... What this does is essentially subtract hit points from opponents, correct? I want a cleric-type thing that can use this "at-will" power not to subtract hit points from opponents but to add hit points to allies, albeit temporarily...

A vampire plot with no puncture marks on the neck? If I was a player, I'd be mad at you!!! ;)

Guys, Is there a way to access data that has long since been (apparently) removed from the Internet? These are links to what were three different Jester builds. However, the links are no longer active. How would a person go about in an effort to retrieve this data? Thank You!!!

I like this answer!!! This is the best answer yet!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!! :)

It's absolutely possible. But in truth, I possess far too much ignorance to answer your question with any degree of certainty.

Sort of! You pretty much got the 2nd part right. It's not that I don't want the cleric because I know how to build a cleric. It's just that the warlock build has certain advantages to it. That's all....

So computers are killing it? Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised. The more connected everybody is with computers & social media, the more distant people become. It's a contradictory quandary.

LoL, I know what a cleric is. A cleric is built like a cleric. A warlock is built like a warlock. What I want is a divine caster (cleric, priest, et. al.) who is mechanically built like a warlock.