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My dm would say: You notice your shoes are untied.

"Blind Paraplegic female Human Paladin" Paraplegic means the person has some movement in two of their limbs, usually arms.

The group I play with has 20th level character tournaments to get sap the powergamer-ness out fo the normal campaign. The winner of the last tournament keeps his character... anyways... I've found spellcasters to ber incredibly powerful, but I once created a fighter who could hogtie people as a...

There's sort of a feat for this, actually. It's called dual strike and its in the complete adventurer. It allows a player to make an offhand attack with an attack as a standard action... Sort of what you're looking for?

For those who feel a monk is weak, that is because it is weak when trying to play a main fighting role, like the fighter. It's a support class, really. One of the main advantages I find playing as a monk is that I don't need to spend my gold on weapons and [much] armor--it can go to magic items.

So far I've had only had a few characters that I liked that got cut short... One was a fighter based off of indiana jones, (whip and everything) and another was a cleric of olidammara who specialized in practical jokes.

I know a munchkin who once wielded two great swords... The DM ended that character quickly.

I don't wquite understand why evil gods would benefit characters who do not take what they want... but if you have a reason, everything else looks good.

From my little knowledge of the series, I believe that once the Goa'uld symbiote fully matures, it takes control of the host, and becomes rather powerful. Based on this idea, a prestige class could be made that allowed a character to control the powers of the symbiote.

All work, when played right. I once played a paladin who had to subdue the frenzying beserker in our party.

True... Either way, it sounds like afun class to play.

...or you could split up the spell casting between two abilities like the favored soul. Number of spells known based on con, DC's based on cha, or something.

Pardon my inexperience, but what would FF be?

In which book can more information on grafts be found?

I've had an idea for a while now... A whole floor as a maze, filled with animated chains and ropes... with several gates to other areas in the maze, making it hideously complex, within a small ammount of space. Edit: By hideously complex, I mean impossible to do with euclidean geometry.

Plus, I'm not sure about using both the battlefist and bracers of armor at the same time...

I'd like to point out that at the levels that it takes to balance on clouds, the character in question will have powers similar in power to the gods, if not more so. Realism is out of the question at this point, in my opinion. But what it really comes down to is how much fun the players are...

I'd probably go with a monk, with a race that grants the powerful build ability (half giant, maybe?). Load 'im up with feats such as improved bull rush (and other related feats), improved overrun, and improved grapple, and you've got something very much like a sumo wrestler.

If you really want to break things, take levels in fighter and psychis warrior. Too many feats, in my opinion. Also, you might want to check out the ninja and scout classes from the complete adventurer book, to go with a more combat-oriented class. As for races, the Azer, and the...

I just see this as being another perk for being a ludicrously high level character.