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If that's the case, then I'd say there is a conflict, & text trumps table, RAW.

Possibly. When something is an untyped bonus, does it usually read as "+x untyped bonus," or just as "+x bonus"?

Text trumps table, so the bonus is untyped, yes?

I was still off on this. Using feat retraining, a character could replace Martial Study (or Martial Stance) with another feat at a lower level, then take it at a later level, effectively switching the level where it's gained, so as to fill higher initiator requirements for a better...

That's the Dragon issue I was looking for. Figures it's one I lent out. :\ I was originally referring to when a martial adept levels up at 4th or higher & chooses to learn a new maneuver in place of another. He can use the maneuver he's trading in as a prerequisite for the new maneuver (or so...

If using feat retraining from PHB II (& that's what I was referring to, but didn't specify), One is incorrect. But looking that up, it would only be a useful for relearning a maneuver or stance when a character gained a higher initiator level; it wouldn't help towards prerequisites.

:lol: On topic, I don't remember anyone mentioning this: With retraining, a character could upgrade his Martial Stance & Martial Study feats to get maneuvers that require one or two prerequisites, right? I seem to remember some official source saying that maneuvers can be used to qualify for...

Word.

Fair enough. ;)

He could do that instead, yes. That doesn't make what I said incorrect. I was merely responding to what he did write. :p frankthedm & Seeten, But Voadam offers a much easier solution, that I neglected to touch upon.

Your character will have to wait until 19th level, b/c PrC requirements have to be fulfilled before the class can be entered (barring a house rule), & when leveling-up, the class is chosen before any (third-level multiple) feats.

Can the feat be taken multiple times, applied to the same casting class? :\

I checked RoD for that PrC; it's called the loredelver, & is a bit of an arcane/rogue multiclass (it requires the trapfinding class feature & some ranks in some non-wizard skills, but grants 6 skill pts/level & some nifty abilities).

If it's not too late... Lost Empires of Faerun has the olin gisir PrC; it's kind of like an elf-variant loremaster. Races of Destiny I think has a loremaster-type PrC for the new race in it as well.

BoED has Intuitive Strike, an [exalted] feat that lets you use your Wisdom instead of Strength to hit with simple & natural weapons. I think there is a PrC in OA that lets you add Wisdom to hit & damage, but not sure of the specifics. And I don't think it's a caster PrC, either.

IIRC, there is an FR book that has glassteel as a special armor/weapon material, I think as an elven secret. It has the stats of mithral & adamantine, & is muy expensive, so definitely overkill there.

I think they'll overlap (only one will work), but can't give a rules quote. Someone else?

Here, very Realms specific, but a great idea none-the-less.

I pretty much agree with Rhun. IMO, good-vs-evil generally takes precedence over law-vs-chaos for PCs. Plus, like you said Sam, he didn't make the deal.

I think it worked once per round in 3.0. Maybe Darklone carried that over to 3.5, not realizing it changed?