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Red Hand of Doom? ;)

The Widen Spell feat specifically states: "You can alter a burst, emanation, line, or spread shaped spell to increase its area." So unless, the area of a spell is described as a burst, spread, line, emanation, or spread, you cannot apply the feat. The spells you mentioned usually don't even have...

Maybe I should read the thread to its end before posting... :)

You can hide the "red feats" by using a filter. Chose Tools > Filters > Open from the menu, and select "Miscellanous : Qualify" as a filter. Stefan.

Just for the record, an Edelgard Bulmahn was Federal Minister for Education and Research from 1998 to 2005 here in Germany.

Me and my group had a lot of fun playing through it. My first impression when it came out was, that it looked like a very good adventure, and I was not mistaken. In my opinion it is the best book Wizards put out in 2006, and the best adventure they made for Third Edition D&D yet.

The one that grated on me the most ist Al Swearengen as Chaotic Neutral. If he's not evil, I don't know who is...

You can find both in the Miniatures Handbook, but the Aspect of Tiamat was recently updated in Dragon Magic.

I'm looking for alternative rules for Turning Undead. I know the variant from Complete Divine, but I'm not really taken with it. Are there any other alternate rules in print ba Wizards or another Company?

It's possible you refer to Mongoose's "Encyclopaedia Arcane: Necromancy".

Any self-respecting wizard should always be able to take 10 on the spellcraft check to learn a new spell.

Scharlata's fellow DM would be me. I adapted his idea for my new campaigns with the following house rule for clerics (and in the same vein, also for druids, rangers and paladins): At 1st level, a cleric has access to all cleric spells listed in the Player’s Handbook, as well as his domain...

A Druid is definitely not the best choice of character for this campaign, most of the time wilderness oriented abilities will be of limited use. Maybe you can convince your DM to use the Urban Druid class from Dragon #317, just being reprinted in Paizo's "Dragon Compendium, Vol. 1". That one...

No, if people delay, you don't put their cards in the back, but aside, until they decide to act, then you sort them back in. Delay in 3.5 means: "I don't want to act now but wait and see what happens and decide to act when I see fit." i.e. when you delay you step outside the queue and you can...

How would Augment Healing apply to Lesser Restoration? The feat just says "damage", not specifically "hit point damage". Does ability damage qualifiy as "damage" for this?

Right. And if you are unbalanced by just one warmace, two of them really ought to throw you out of whack :-)

oops, I misread that. :-)

That would work, I think This fighter would take -5 on his main hand attack (-2 for TWF, -2 for Monkey Grip and -1 for the warmace) and -3 of his off-hand attack (-2 for TWF and -1 for the warmace).

Oops. You're right of course. My memory was playing tricks on me, obviously. Sorry.

Remember that the Haversack is not bigger from the inside than from the outside. It's main feature is to elimiate encumbrance. The description of the item specifies exactly what's size it is and what fits in. In the optimal circumstance, haversack A is full when it contains haversack B. I'd even...