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Now I'm not sure exactly how this would work because I don't have a PHB handy. Can a monk make a charge attack, using the abundant step ability to either switch targets or hit from the rear or anything to that effect and if so, what kind of bonuses would he get. Would the victim of such an...

Reply Tpk?

reply Oh, I only read this one and sometimes House Rules. Guess I fell for the troll. No biggy, I've seen worse. When I wrote the reply, this thread was on the Rules board.

reply Didn't read the whole thing, but I read enough to know that it's a GMs fault if all he does is reward killing. My GM hands out xp based on "The Whole Character" concept. If we outsmart a villian and bring him down without fighting him, he gives us an appropiate reward. It's both the...

is there any reason that a spear couldn't be used as a quarter staff in close quarter combat?

Reply Weapon Finesse would most definitly help you with getting your hit bonus up. Plus as a rogue your Hps are going to be low so maybe toughness. I know this wasn't part of your question, but if you plan to be a fighting rogue, bluff is your best friend. you only do decent dmg when sneak...

Alright, would these feats stack with effect? Flying Kick - When making a charge unarmed add an extra 1D12 dmg Fists of Iron - Add 1d6 extra dmg to an unarmed attack Roundabout kick - Gain an extra attack after making a successful critical hit using the same bonuses of the origonal attack...

Ok first off, the newbie question. What in the world does IIRC mean? Now that that is out of the way, what practicle use does the skill concentration do for a monk? It's an obvious choice for casters, but why is it a skill for monks? Thanks in advance for any and all help.

reply RK is from The Complete Warrior

Just like the subject says, If no one can delete this. please don't reply so it will go away...ever so slowly.

Ok, if anyone remembers the previous thread, I was asking about a book that we got some spells out of and what not. To hell with it, you didn't ask for my life story. What book did these spells found in? Inhibit Living undeath conviction, legions Ring of Blades Aid Legions Panacea (not sure if...

reply No, is what you do is you cast silence on a little rock. Then you put it in a little box (the one that everyone seems to have) and then fill the box with similar little rocks. Then when you fight the evil wizard, throw all the rocks at him, now he has to figure out which rock is the...

Bump, come'on Goose, get those spells posted. I know you want to know what this book is as much as I do.

Hypersmurf, you may quite possibly be the smartest man alive. Thank you.

blah That's the thing, no one remembers what the book is called. I don't have the spells handy but I'll have someone who does post, probally tommarow.

One of the players I play with had found spells in a book with the initials of MH, but nobody knows what that book is and everyone has checked their collection. I think it may be a "Sword & Sorcery" book but really I have no absalute clue. Ok enough ramblings from me. Thanks in advance.

When tumbling, do you have to tumble to a location in a straight line, or is it possible to do a tumble that ends in curving around something; changing direction partway through the tumble?

choices I understand the DM has to keep a balance, it's just frusterating to find a really cool feat that compliments the character and have it changed on you. Like I said near the end of my original post, I'm just ranting. Thanks for your opinions though.

Darklone, could you do me a favor and post the exact text on how it reads for 3.5E? I don't have that book and I would really appriciate it.

I used to, and still prefer, to reroll inititive every round. The quick rogue who has a bad roll is going last every round (which isn't always bad mind you) but the speed of battle changes. It helps simulate multiple attacks without actualy giving a PC or NPC that bonus. It also keeps the...