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Yes, there is that, but it does not make you harder to hit. I'm thinking in terms of a type of magic that protects you as long as you act as though you fully believe in it...

“Morale is the state of mind. It is steadfastness and courage and hope. It is confidence and zeal and loyalty. It is elan, esprit de corps and determination.”--- General George Catlett Marshall In less cynical times many soldiers were taught that courage and high morale made them less...

Are there any spells that would make a reef grow faster? Hmm... You know, if you had plenty of time and no better way to do it, you could use summoned/controlled sea creatures to just move rocks, sand, and other debris to a site until it piled up...

It also depends on the quality of the door. Not every door is flush to the floor, some may be an inch or two above it. A door made of wood may have cracks and splits in it that allow more air through. A sliding door will seal better than a swinging one. I am sure there are other variables...

"Sneering Glower"... Love that. Sheer attitude used as a defense against attacks... :cool:

Prolific Forestation and Prolific Vegetation are the spells you are thinking of...

Love "Fish Out of Water" and the Dagger of Dumbness, these are clever ways to really mess with an enemy...

The ur-priest siphons energy from the gods for his own ends... Ur-priest - The Forgotten Realms Wiki - Books, races, classes, and more

Hmmm... A whole party of Malcom Crowes walking around trying to solve a riddle...

The Forerunner homeworld was Pharagos... Pharagos: The Battleground - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Are there any good spells that would keep a ship safe from ghosts and other undead? What types of undead are in the Sea of the Fallen?

The damsel in distress is a necromancer and even her own family does not know. They bought the castle of a lich who was killed by a party of adventurers and she found his secret collection of spellbooks and magical manuals. She has been using the caravan to dig up and smuggle rare spell...

Eeeek! That said, a feat could be created for allowing someone to make an item like a Rod of Lordly Might easier to control, so you could do things like morph it as a free action and create combination forms not normally allowed as part of the item's design...

Did they ever license a d20 compatible Star Trek game? I seem to remember there being a Trek rpg many moons ago...

If you go with feats, you could have a bonus feat for everyone that contributes x-number of uses per day of a level-0 power. Then you could have additional feats that boost the level of the original power. Members of magical professions could develop this talent further and would gain bonus...

Blech! More evidence of how much the 3E development team messed up everything created for 2E. Demiplanes were created for the Ethereal Plane, being produced naturally from over-dense areas of protomatter. The Astral Plane was a 0-dimensional non-space. You cannot create density and fold space...

What was that setting with magical space travel? Not spelljammer, "dragon" something-or-other...

The important thing is selection. What powers can you give everyone without making the average Commoner too powerful to be controlled but still be worth having if you are a Wizard or Paladin? The changes wrought on a societal level would depend on what powers people had access to.

Well, first off, there is no line between astronomy and astrology in pre-modern settings. They are one and the same. A Stargazer class would specialise in divination and have abilities related to analysing the future, but also be able analyze people based on their natal charts. If you know when...

Not everyone is smart enough or wise enough or even interested enough to pursue magic. What part in a highly magical society does the typical asshat jock play? Have you eliminated barbaric cultures by making everyone part of an enlightened civilisation with 100% literacy? That has not even been...