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Does that mean that you can't crit with a natural attack (or very small weapon) that deals 1 point of damage on a hit? (as opposed to 1d2, 1d3, 1d4, etc...)

Well illustrated, Frank. Thank you.

Well, as a placeholder until you level, you could have 8 HP, no skill points, no BAB, no base saves and no special abilities... then hide and wet yourself until everyone hits level 1, at which time you replace your current HP, and start becoming a character that does things other than die.

I actually pulled out my incredably underused d12, as this was an excuse to make it feel loved... and rolled a 12. No help here.

I always assumed that it meant that they were identical to each other, not identical to the original. That may just be subconcious thermodynamics though.

I was responding specifically to AuraSeer's stated method of handling initiative order, in which he said that he assigns flashcards with the numbers, 1-however many PCs and NPCs are fighting. He explained that it was difficult to reassign characters after they changed their initiative as a...

I prefer the term Bizzaro-Barbarian. ;)

Wouldn't it be easier to have flashcards with names on them, and then just go through the pile in initiative order. Then, when people delay, you just move their particular card, not reassign everyone's number.

Ah.

So it sounds like the difference is that you can't Sudden Strike with a Sap. And that you can only Sudden Strike females. :p

Dread Commando is from Heroes of Battle. Every other level your armor check penalty is reduced by 2, plus on odd numbered levels you get sneak attack (OK, Sudden Strike, the bootleg Ninja sneak attack), plus your allies within 30 feet of you get an initiative bonus equal to your class level...

Yes, I've always found carp to be much too bony.

I know, this belongs in House Rules, but it's made my games run a lot faster, and it's made a terrible skill into a decent one. House Rule of Appraised Identification: Appraise can be used to determine the effect of a magic item, DC 15 + 2*Caster Level of item. DC of cursed items is 20 higher...

Are dusts, like Dust of Disappearance and Dust of Choking and Sneezing single use, or multiple use?

and I guess that would be superceded by the version in Complete Adventurer? So I guess close but no cigar. Thanks for the help guys. It all seemed so real... an extra move that could only be used for moving, but maybe I'm just thinking of Action Boy from Fallout.

I seem to recall a feat that allowed for an additional move action (not to be used for move equivalent actions). Is this a true memory, or just wishful thinking? If so, what is the feat and where is it published?

I've never played with a point buy higher than 28 with a base of 8... and oftentimes it's 26. 32 base of 8 would be heaven.

VoP from BoED

GnomeWorks had stats for a saber here http://65.127.163.19/showthread.php?mode=hybrid&t=69162

Wasn't there a 3rd party (mongoose or something) feat that allowed you to try a sunder attack on armor that didn't destroy it, instead caused a tear in the armor that lowered the AC slightly a/o caused a bleeding wound?