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Right, thats why we use the same houserule... e.g. TWD improves to +2 or +3 as soon as you get the better twf feats. IMX that made the feat really worthwhile even if most TWF dudes are horribly feat starved... (especially if Two Weapon Rend and Pounce from PHB2 are allowed... and Dual Strike is...

If you like something more humanlike... Elan. In the psio handbook.

WEll... that¨s kinda why I thought it to be unbalanced ;) Most of our rather overpowered groups would have a big problem against such an opponent.

Thanks guys... I store the spell under "higher damage output spells to make the damage dealing spells more interesting compared to save or dies." And my rogues will get some fire resistance ;)

Do I read this spell right? If yes, it sounds pretty broken to me. Are there any fixes known? Or... a link to a list of broken SpC spells?

Wasnt that simply +1d6 damage if you fight defensively with light weapons? I was pretty sure it worked with TWF.

That daggercloud spell gives an extra attack every round while you can keep on casting spells. ;)

I had a dragon in a campaign... After a while, I granted him/her an extra size boost. The dragon was large but still one of the weaker members of the group.

Rogue or scout mixed with a spellcaster: Arcane trickster or daggerspellmage (twin dagger fighter). Both prestige classes can be easily combined.

Here's what I would do: Let him play a Dragonwrought kobold dragonfire adept with Draconic feats. It's pretty close to a dragon, well balanced (the class is strong but kobolds are not) and he can blast a lot.

Agreed. The only way to get that helm is to stun/paralyze/knock out that dude wearing it and spending a few rounds (somewhere in the PHB under donning armor) to remove that helmet from him.

Another proposal: Swordsage/whatever heading for Jade Phoenix mage. You might even pick bard... It's not exactly casting but there are many nice swift bard spells in the SpC that enhance combat.

The critical strike spell might work... it adds sneak attack damage, increases your crit range and gives a bonus to confirm crits... and IIRC it's not related to a wielded weapon.

Low light vision? Affects the whole group IIRC...

None as far as I know and I know most things connected to bards. Shouldn't be a problem though, there are enough items that grant more turn attempts... so why not bardic music uses? If you don't mind houserules, think about a multiclass houserule feat in the style of Swift Hunter or Daring...

If your DM approves: Spellcasting Prodigy mit help with your DC.

Prone Fighting is cool... as long as you don't happen to fight a Spring-Attacking scout :]

NewJeffCT is right. In museums around here there are several examples of tobacco boxes that saved their owner cause they stopped a bullet. (e.g. Hohenzollern) http://www.preussen.de/de/heute/burg_hohenzollern.html Shock value and morale won most battles... if you look at most ancient battles...

A common houserule: Kneeling. Standing up from prone: move action provoking AoO. kneeling from prone: move action that does not provoke or swift action that provokes. standing up from kneeling: move action that does not provoke or swift action that provokes. So with this houserule you can get...

Agreed, don't take Hideous Blow, it's essentially useless. You provoke AoOs and hit worse. Polearm is a good idea ... but won't help long. Think about a shield, it won't disturb your eldritch blast too much. Focus on the damaging stuff, your DCs will be crap even with Ability Focus (eldritch...