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What did you think the spell was used for?

Ahhh... the DM?

I am not quite sure I understand the question, but if the Rogue rolled high enough they would have a working understanding of how the trap works. They would know how to disable and probably do so. If they rolled REALLY well, they can leave the trap "armed" and simple bypass it. Now if they...

I believe there is a feat in Races of Wild that grants a +4 bonus to AC should you provoke an AoO from using a ranged weapon while threatened. As for a build, I would make a Psychic Warrior Archer. With feats like Fell Shot and Greater Psionic Shot, you'll be hitting often and hard. Both of...

Also note: The other point is, it's not the damage that the wolves are doing which cause the enemy to drop.

If my DM did that, I think I'd rather play a Bard, LOL.

Who says the sneak attack has to be in the same area? There are multiple vital spots on a person one can aim for. According to the rules, the defender would not have the full attention on the Rogue unless you add even more house rules such as flanking no longer working, flat-footedness...

Cheater of Mystara human Cleric of Mystra 5/ Dweomerkeeper 10/Divine Disciple 5 Dweomerkeeper is from the Complete Divine Web enhancement. Divine Disciple is from Players Guide to Faerun 1 Cleric1 (Magic/Rune) Magical Training, Divine Metamagic (Persistant) 2 Cleric2 3 Cleric3 Extend Spell...

Go for Toughness. It's a must have!

The Warlock isn't really designed as a melee class though. Rogues and Fighters will lose HP as a resource. And while the Warlock will occassionally be hit as well, you are hit a LOT less often when you use ranged attacks and stay out of melee than you do when you go toe-to-toe. I guess you...

And I believe is specifically says it adds the power to your class power list.

Are there any mass combat rules on could use w/ D&D? What I am interested in is playing individual PCs during a war with hundreds or thousands of soldiers running around. The problem is, I don't want to roll 1000 d20's to see if everyone hits. The other problem is, I don't want the PCs to die...

There is a feat in the Psionics Handbook that allows you to pick a different power from another classes list of powers...

Not sure if anyone mentioned this but, since Manyshot is a Standard Action, you can use it as a Readied Action (use it to disrupt those pesky casters).

Like I said, D&D 3.5 was created to "fix" some spells, rulings and a few other much needed changes. It has been stated by WotC that if a rule was in 3.0 and was not reprinted in 3.5, then there was nothing wrong with that rule and you should use the 3.0 version of that rule. An example of this...

What do you mean? The feat DOES do something. It is meant for Sorcerer's and Bard's to take (though a Wizard can still take it, they just won't get "as" much use out of it as a Sorc/Bard would). Just as Extra Slot is meant for Wizards to take.

He already quoted it: How can that be any clearer? Is the spell on the Sorcerer/Wizard spell list? No. Does the feat specifically say that it adds the spell to the Sorcerer/Wizard spell list? No. Why assume that it does?

As it appears in Complete Arcane: I guess my question would be, if a 4th level sorcerer wanted to learn a Cleric spell (say, Cure Light Wounds), how would this feat qualify him to do that? Sorcerer's cast Sorcerer/Wizard spells, not Cleric spells. A 4th level Sorcerer can cast up to 2nd...

If a subject took no action on it's last turn (he was dazed or stunned for example) and you use Deja Vu', would he take no action on his next turn? It says they repeat their last action, but what if their last action was really no action?

This quote says nothing about the duration. It says it allows you to see invisible creatures and objects as see invisibility. It never mentions that it has a duration as see invisibility, or that it has a range as see invisibility, or that it has an area as see invisibility, etc. It just lets...