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I'm sorry for the confusion. Let me restate it in a different way. I'm under the impression that stacking 20 wealth on one person is more effective (In terms of buying power) than giving 4 wealth to each of 5 people. Therefore, are players allowed to just give all of the loot (That adds to...

I've read the d20 modern FAQ and the core rules for wealth but there are still a few issues I would like to resolve. 1. I would like to confirm whether or not players are allowed to give wealth to one another. (So far I'm pretty sure you can't but I'd like to double-check). 2. Let's say a...

I need the Craft Construct feat, along with the required spells, if I'm making this myself, I assume. Also, to get someone else to make this, how much more is it? XP=gold ratio? Is it cheaper if I cast the required spells for him? I'm sorry for asking all these questions but they all don't...

Ha, reminds of a time I read a story where a DM complained that Warlocks were too good. Apparently, one of his players used the Spider Climb ability and went to stand on the ceiling and Eldritch Own his entire encounter. xD

First of all, I'd like to thank you profusely for all the help you've contributed to this little project of mine. :) Medium Flesh Automaton (Human) Now that I have the templates, and a general idea of what I'm making, I return to the biggest issue. Price. I'm digging around the interwebz...

Well, we lacked a controller and there was already another Striker (Ranger). Not to mention, the encounter was 65% minions...

Well sown together rotting flesh would be a bit creepy, but maybe if I gave her a black dress it would work. Anyway, thanks for the downsizing, I was originally disappointed when I saw all of the golems were large or larger. If we could somehow modify the flesh so it's not a franken-corpse...

I want to make a medium sized (sexy) construct/golem that does whatever I say and is at least somewhat competent in battle, although I much prefer survivability over damage (so I can have an emotional attachment to my life sized doll). I'm a level 13 wizard, and I'm willing to spend as much xp...

XD! Man, I feel dumb. For some reason I read two Hand-weapons. Either that, or I read Drow and immediately thought of a certain fantasy icon's weapon style.

I was drawing conclusions on its hard uses, and how they weren't really essential to the class's functions but rather there for flavorful reasons -- Sort of like guidelines on what you should be doing in combat (following and focusing on one baddie). I'll agree with you that it's unorthodox...

Meh, I see the censures as flavorful morsels more than super-useful main courses. Except the whole 1d20-1d20 attack roll thing. That's just sexy.

Well... You could dual wield and just bite the measly +1 damage increase. You could also just tell everyone that just because you're rolling once and the PHB says you're just using one weapon, you're really attacking with both. Sounds like harmless rule-bending (if even that) to me.

Thanks. :)

Can a warlock curse 3 enemies in a single turn? (Using all three actions?) I ask this because my Warlock currently has a rod which deals 1 damage to the target once cursed. Sounds like an efficient (And certain way) to clear three minions a turn.

Woot. Reading cityscape now and it is quite delicious. :D

Thanks. I'll check em out right now.

My current DM dislikes the idea of Always-Chaotic-Evil races, and has transformed them into decent, but different, people. Sort of like the Warcraft Universe, where the Orcs and Goblins aren't foaming neanderthals bent on constant destruction of everything around them. As the DM, you have the...

I lol'd. Anyways, this ruling seems best. However, consider rewording the errata of the Chasm and instead replace it with something else that would frighten the creature. (Obviously, falling down a chasm wouldn't scare a creature who can fly). How about an illusory predator (Dragon?), or maybe...

I am planning and mapping a campaign based on Magic The Gathering's "Ravnica: City Of Guilds." It's tough, but I'm hoping the idea of an ecumenopolis and the urban intrigue it holds will keep my players happy. Only half of them have experienced the MTG set block, but my intentions aren't just...

I'd like to address the topic's title first. I think the DM's rule is final under two conditions: 1. He has read and understood all the by-the-book rules that should apply to the situation and put serious thought into using/not using them. 2. His players trust him. If number one is...