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Fumble rules are bad because the high level fighter almost always ends up fumbling more often that the novice since a greater number of attacks per round means more chances to fumble. Using a flat chance such as natural 1's being automatic fumbles can generate a situation where the attacker who...

I think you mean Arcane Disciple rather than Domain Spontaneity. The latter lets clerics spontaneously convert spells into domain spells while the former adds domain spells to an arcane caster's spell list. You'll need to pick up a cure wounds for one of your spells known before you can take...

Just want to point out that there's nothing odd about it. Kytons are not considered baatezu. They live in the Nine Hells of Baator but they don't belong to the baatezu race.

That would be nowhere since there's no limit to the number of sneak attacks that can be peformed per round. The only limit would be the number of attacks you can make while still fulfilling the conditions for a sneak attack.

It should be noted that wish can change something that happened after the fact while limited wish needs to be used before the roll. Would you rather have a bonus on your next save or the option of rerolling after you've seen the result? Using a wish to apply a penalty to a creature's save...

For a skill that's Trained Only, you need one full rank to be considered trained. The reason for requiring a full rank is probably to close the minor abuse of spending a bunch of half ranks in things like the Knowledge skills so as to break the DC 10 untrained limit.

You could say it would then be a situation where he can't repeat the last action because of the altered circumstances and he would default to taking no actions. So the end result is the same as repeating the last round action of doing nothing. :)

You have it wrong. Failing a Concentration check to do something on the defensive will not provoke the AoO that you were trying to avoid in the first place. Doing something on the defensive means your attention is split between avoiding AoOs and completing your spell or skill check. The AoO...

Where are you getting this from? It explicitly states that it only penetrates up to 30 feet of darkness. If you're thinking of the darkvision granted by see the unseen, then that too is limited to a 60 foot range.

First off, you're talking about the hustle power and not burst right? The former is the one that grants an extra move action while the latter gives a one round enhancement bonus to your speed. As Jack Smith said, Withdraw is a full round action. So you could Withdraw and still take a move...

Since a holy weapon is considered good-aligned, it will naturally bypass DR x/good. The extra holy damage gets tacked on as usual. Just think of the holy enhancement as having two effects. One of them is to imbue the weapon with holy power such that it becomes an exalted weapon that is the...

Careful there. Many cooks take it as an insult to the meat and themselves if you ask them for something beyond medium. It's also a matter of time spent because a well done steak naturally takes longer on the grill and hence throws off the queue. As a result the kitchen staff's timing is...

Which would not apply here since it's a level check. It seems the intent is that a strong enough creature will always Rejuvenate itself.

The way I read it, you were simply saying fire needs air. Whatever. I was just poking holes in your theory in good humor. Scion did NOT say moisture equals water. He said moisture does NOT equal water. In the C programming language a "!=" operator is used to mean "not equal". Nitpick...

In the System Reference Document, you can find it under "Staff Descriptions" in the Magic Items section. It's the same section that details how staffs use the wielder's stats to set things like save DCs and caster level. So a fireball cast from a staff will be an 8d6 one at the very least.

I find it odd that you say fire requires air in the D&D world when earlier you said the following: Air is one of the four classical elements and is represented in D&D as one of the four basic elemental planes. Elemental Fire does not and should not require Air because it's elemental Fire. As...

I'm not Canadian but I seem to remember hearing something about it being possible because they're labeling it as an energy drink. Might have been some other country, but appending ENERGY at the end of the name and marketing it as such could let them bypass a caffiene restriction that exists for...

To follow up on IronWolf's post, just right click in that area and Customize... by adding a new toolbar and modifying all your stuff so that you end up with a blank toolbar between the tabs and your Bookmarks Toolbar.

But since it is its own standard action, you have to decide before hand whether you want to use it or not. Doing so locks you into attacking only once instead of your full iterative sequence. I can see it having value as a sort of lower risk alternative to Power Attack, when you're limited to...

Well there are the obvious set rules such as the loss of both eyes causing blindness. Since you require at least one free hand to cast spells with a somatic component, someone who had his arms cut off wouldn't be able to cast such spells. You could arguably say the same for spells with...