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Also, even with tons of gear being collected to be sold in large quantities the drawback that many players forget (and sometimes DM's) is that towns never have an infinite supply of gold to hand out. (A thorp isn't gonna be able to shell out 1mil of gold for all their gear.) So essentially the...

@emoplato CMB? And I was hoping there was a book for the Powerful Build as a feat since our DM's as a rule never accept anything that is homebrew from the net usually. But the Jontunbrud use was mainly for grapple, bull rush and abilities affected by size. So the lack of higher strength, weapon...

Basically put it to him this way; The entry noted about the Meta Shadow feats being identical also aids your case. Secondly Metamagic or metamagic changing feats always specify what effect they have on the slots, even if it is none. For instance some feats in such cases do say: "The spell slot...

It answers most of it thanks. Larger sized weapons aren't really a big issue Monkey Grip is usually an easy fix if it becomes a need. At least the monster's ability thing helps since they were looking to use it in both instances. But we both know it doesn't allow one to meet prereqs for large...

I think that trumps his assumption if its actually written that way.

@Gray Lensman Well, in this case yes, those 4 levels would give you the d12 for hit points. Though it takes wasting 4 damn levels to get that much. I was thinking you were using the typical Half-Dragon template and not the Draconic Variant. So while it would probably only boost your hp by 20...

I know Jotunbrud is from Races of Faerun, but how similar is it to powerful build? How is it different? The requirements are only for the human regions (essentially human since I saw no changes) and nothing else but I see people referencing other requirements for it as well.(Besides 1st level.)...

The half-dragon template says the HD change is only for Racial hit die, but most races that adopt the template have 0 unless they are a monster. Making it effectively useless. The only class that seems to emulate the HD change is the Dragon Disciple. But there's a few things confusing about...

Plenty of social skills and athletic skills back up most feats. Rarely do any of the others compliment feats well except in rare instances. Jump Diplomacy Intimidate Bluff Tumble Are the main ones you will probably see the most used that compliment feats with similar styles of play for those...

Would make a good weapon for Wizards who don't want people drinking potions they have no clue as to what they are. XD Mind you, if you healed hitpoints for fire damage, it could actually be beneficial.

I'll see if we can find someone that has such a book. If not, the storekeeper usually has access to getting the hardcovers. If its what you say, it would help expand such notably when needed for party members needed more potent potions from shop keepers.

Don't see how speaking in a different language is a threatening act unless it was in an intimidating fashion or such. Spellcasting generally involves more than just speech. It has movement and effects that go along with it to be easily discernible. It's feared because of the general...

Hrm the last part definitely makes it easier to narrow down whats allowed since before I didn't know what restrictions applied to making potions. And the same for the minimum spell level. After all, didn't see many potions of Shield around. Makes sense. Cuts down the list I have to do at least. XD

I was wondering if there was some site or book that possibly had a list of all the spells available to be made as potions or potions that can usually be bought. This can include caster level increments too if its there. Was just curious since it's pretty hard to know what are usually acceptable...

In my opinion it would be in most cases, not just because of the effects of the spell. There is usually many reasons why some would find it threatening; 1) They can't identify the spell. Thus spellcasting is generalized as being negative. (After all, when players see a wizard casting a spell in...

Paladin's are an odd one, even though roleplaying wise they are usually hard to play for most because of the code. They are like a hodge podge of a fighter and a cleric with social skills. But usually make excellent meat shields for those in dire need of it. Since they can take a hit and usually...

Probably due to the fact that they not only have feats to bolster such, but also the magic capabilities. Being one of the strongest classes in magic. (druid, cleric and wizard being the top tiers). Personally never played a necromatic cleric to know but from what I can see their spells...

As far as I know, the only rule that allows one to move partially, attack/use items and then continue moving is Ride by Attack. (Similar to Spring Attack or Shot on the Run, but mounted.) But it can only be done as a charge action. Past that, I think they must do it either before or after the...

@Greenfield Unfortunately about the 'if you didn't know about rangers animal companion' the actual issue wouldn't change because any other class that does get an animal companion still states what it counts as. (Like the beastmaster or Lion of Tsil classes i noted before.) Ignoring those...

There's a few books that grant magical tattoos without having to be a Tattooed Monk. Can't reference where I remember the first one, but another case of tattoos could be from the Eberron campaign called Dragonmarks. I'll get back to you on that, since I remember pondering using magic tatts.