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Re: Re: agreed Well in that case, I agree with your resolution. Just thought I'd add my 2 cents :D

ok, my DM is starting a campaign. I want to try and design a Ranger, 4th level. Unfortunately, I don't have any stats yet or anything. I was just wondering what are the most important skills out of the following list: Spot,Listen,Move Silently, Hide, Wilderness Lore, and Ride Also, I want...

agreed I agree, up to the point in making the DC harder. A large sized creature's fort save is already hard to overcome. Let's not make it impossible for the monk (or at least a 1 in 20 chance of making it)

my opinion I vote in favor of 1 attack being a sneak attack. I'm not sure why someone would lose their dex for the remainder of the round. So if this target who loses his dex until his next turn gets bull rushed, the rogue gets an AoO that also counts as a sneak attack??? I think not. He...

Don't forget this! Another great mounted feat is mounted combat. Once per round, you can negate a hit to your mount with a successful ride check.

Well then, alrighty Thank you all for your replies. I think I should now tell you what I am playing. My character is a barbarian raised by wolves, and has learned his ways from wolves (took track feat). That's why I was gonna have him start biting. Also, my character isn't a human; it's a...

That sounds fair, but would it still count as subdual damage? Even if someone took an exotic feat for this, in a grapple you aren't making an attack; you're making a grapple check. Maybe rule it as if you want it to be real damage, go for a grapple with a -4? unless you have unarmed attack...

I'm not quite sure what you mean, since he's actually going to be biting. The best I could come up with is that it is a small weapon in a grapple, and I will plan on using it there.

I disagree with a few of the other posts. Your highest score should be Wisdom before dex, as it helps your AC as well, but a lot of your bonuses rely on Wisdom. Stunning attack is one I can think of off the top of my head.

YEAH That's why I was wondering if it should reset a round after the AoO occurred. The reason is I had a monk that had mobility, and would run around as many opponents as possible to get rid of their AoOs. Now if they go right after me, my efforts (and possible bruises) are waisted.

In the PHB, the base DC for tumble was 15, but many posts are mentioning a DC of 25. Why? Is this errata? I'm sorta new here, so...

Great Domain That's exactly what it does. It lets you use these items as if you were a wizard of half of your cleric level.

Do you receive your attack of opportunity back after the round, on your turn, or a round after your attack of opportunity?

Thanks everyone. I have one more question; should this count as regular damage, or subdual damage?

I have currently made a barbarian, and one of the main things I'm going to use him for is grappling and biting. Does anyone have any suggestions on how much damage this should do?