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Oh, did I forget to say that I tend to DM? All of my creatures with reach have this feat... :)

A seven... Power Lunge, Centaurs and Huge Heavy Lances. Neat.

I'm stealing this idea. Mine. ;) Here's what I came up with...

In the base rules, adamantine does not melt when exposed to daylight. However, I am unaware of what takes place in the Forgotten Realms. You would need to ask someone more knowledgable than I for that answer.

Kai Lord--- It's pretty obvious that the Ranger is your favorite class. Your response on the "what's your favorite class" thread was the damning piece of evidence. ;) Honestly, my favorite class is the Paladin and I'd argue till I was blue in the face if anyone said that paladins are...

Dwarven Defender. Worst part about the DD is the fact that he can't move during his stance. So: Give him a bow. A DD with all of the bow feats and a happy cleric with GMW is pretty neat. Not overpowering, but it sure is fun. Lot's of hps, AC, DR, and BAB = a neato archer. Plus, it's fun...

Paladin. I dig heroic campaigns and saving the land from the terrors of evil demonlords. (Oh, and I hate horses. I was extremely relieved when DotF came out and I could get alternative mounts.) ;)

Okay, is it fair to say that every class is powerful at epic levels? (Except for Sorcerers. They got shafted.) Honestly, I don't care about the Ranger after level 20. All I care about is the meat and potatoes Ranger from level 2 to 19. In this range, from personal experience, the Ranger is...

Okay then. We'll drop the first two feats from a Fighter and see if we like playing that, hmmm...? [B] Dueling a Ranger and a Fighter is not a good way of figuring out class balance. Especially with a use-specific spell like Entangle or an overpowered spell like Hunter's Mercy. The reason...

Why I don't like the Ranger: 1) I don't like TWF. I'd rather have a two-handed weapon or a weapon and shield or just a single weapon. Personal Preference. . . 2) If I wanted low-level Druid spells at high levels, I'd play a Druid. The only saving grace spell (WotC only) is Polymorph Self. I...

True. With the typical idea of a centaur, the +8 to strength doesn't really fit. IMC, the centaur's "human" half is actually larger than a normal human torso. Not by much, but enough to be noticable. The arm's are a tad longer, the skull is a bit bigger, and the chest is stockier. This goes...

A lousy -1 to hit? I wouldn't really call that "suffering"... ;)

Sorry, but I believe the half-orc is balanced as is. I'd rather have +2 to Str and innate darkvision than an extra feat and some extra skill points. The loss to Int and Chr is no big deal. Let's look at it this way: I would gladly spend a feat for innate darkvision. And skill points for a...

And I'm not saying that a centaur with these feats would be more powerful than a level one party. That's obvious. I'm saying that an ECL 6 centaur with an ECl 6 party of normal characters would be way overpowered compared to the rest of the group. A 6th level human fighter pales in comparison...

If you care, my rule zero: "At 3rd level, Holy Liberators (from Defenders of the Faith) gain immunity to all negative charms and compulsions."

Check out the PsiHandbook errata.

Bah! I think half-orcs are awesome. Like I care about Chr and Int... Stonecutting? +1 to hit piddly little races? +4 dodge vs giants? Bleh. I'd rather play a half-orc fighter than a dwarven fighter anyday.

Dual lance wielding knight on top of a dual lance wielding centaur? Um...sorry to break it too you, but... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...CHEESEBALL! ;)

Yup, the Anti-Smackdown Character. [B] After my Troll Egoist was fried by a green dragon in that TPW, the DM disallowed MM races. ;)

Now how can I get true strike for my centaur... ;)