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I always liked the eerily temple on the cover of T1-4.

Yes, I have the Player's Guide already and like it very much, hence my interest on the actual campaign book. It's actually on the last page of that guide where they say "November 2006". It there somewhere a public place where MWP announce such things? I was a little bit concerned because I...

The hardcover book for Ed Greenwood's new setting Castlemourn was scheduled to be released in November 2006. But both, Amazon in UK and Germany state that they "are currently unable to offer this title. It may be out of stock with the publisher or out of print." The website of the publisher...

Nit: And even that is only a short form for "Abeir-Toril". But according to your explanation you should include "Faerûn" instead of Abeir-Toril, because many continents of Toril are not described at all.

I too use stuff from all editions, including Planescape, which is a great source for fluff. If needed I convert rules to 3.5 edition.

I interpret this otherwise as in "If a creature has damage reduction from more than one source" not "If a creature has different types of damage reduction". DR/silver from 667 different spells, DR/silver from class ability, DR/silver from an other class ability, DR/silver from divine...

No, no. True wizards become baelnorns or intelligent items. ;-) Don't we now also have positive energy powered undead? I think they are called the undying. I haven't read a lot about them so far, but they can probably use normal positive energy to heal.

The coolest and most elegant way is to bring your opponent to voluntarily forego her saving throw and accept the spells result. If you go this cool route he will probably expect a very different spell. Getting the trust of your enemies before you strike is always amusing. (Technically this is...

Yes: "If a creature has damage reduction from more than one source, the two forms of damage reduction do not stack. Instead, the creature gets the benefit of the best damage reduction in a given situation."

Interesting, I just reread that feat and there is nowhere stated that the spell has to be on your spell list. It even states that "Extra spell is generally used to learn a specific spell that the character lacks access to and would be unable to research".

Magic Missile? Ha! With the 'spell' domain or 'initiate of Mystra' feat you get Anyspell and Greater Anyspell and thus much more arcane spell goodness then just magic missile. It's downright unfair if I compare that to the lame moon domain of my cleric. Yes, depending on your DM you could try...

Me too. See for yourself. For me it's an other example of ridiculous pricing.

Do you people think it would be fundamentally unbalancing or broken to allow it to give random items the properties of wands, staff, and rods? I.e. allow for example to enchant a dagger to function as a wand of lightning? Or to allow a ladder to function as a immovable rod, or a bed as a staff...

Uhh!? Of course, then everything I wrote is rubbish.

It grants fast healing, right? I would rule that fast healing doesn't stack and only the highest one is effective. The general rule is that modifiers (although fast healing is no real modifier) do not stack if they come from the same source or have the same type. I think several fast healing...

But isn't there a rule that says a Dragon doesn't get EXP and only gets more powerful through it's age. In a typical campaign your dragon stays in the same age category wheres a non-draconian cohort earns EXP and gets new levels just as you do. Oh and leadership gives you much more. Don't...

I absolutely agree with you that the typical temple (in a civilized land) or healer will mostly deal with small injuries, diseases, and such stuff. I also think the most of the time "healers" will use mundane things like heal skill, herbs, etc. The use of magic will probably be too expensive for...

It should be wide enough to allow passage for the beam width of the ship. The beam width is the width of the of the ship at it's most extreme point, usually the middle part between stern and bow. The bow width of a ship with a length of 120 ft. of course varies depending on the build, but I...

I suppose DMs which allow this also allow cheap rings of true strike and such things too, do they? The pricing rules just don't work in many many cases. I know there are some fixes especially for the true strike example, but still, magic item rules in D&D are a big mess and the formulas should...

Well, Move silently is not any action in it self, it is "included in your movement or other activity". I think falling can be counted as "movement or other activity". Although the dancer had no action left I too would have allowed it and give the check the same penalty as with move silently...