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Yes it does, just like if, say, a Catfolk PC (who has +1 natural armor) is wearing an Amulet of Natural Armor (that provides an enhancement bonus to natural armor). In both situations they stack. Bite of the Were* does not stack with Amulets of Natural Armor, though.

I disagree. The spell is made to be useful, not to make people immobile with the weight of their armour. Armour that is that thick and heavy is useless.

Also, note that a Large version of an item isn't simply that same item multiplied in all directions. As you can see from your Enlarge example, that would make armour for large creatures prohibitively heavy. Do not multiply the weight of all gear by 8: rather have the player check all the...

And to back Zurai up, here's the [Edit: DMG 93] text: "A completely submerged creature has total cover against opponents on land unless those opponents have freedom of movement effects. Magical effects are unaffected except for those that require attack rolls (which are treated like any other...

Indeed. Paladins of Sune's Code of Conduct (that they are Lawful towards) tends to be somewhat different from other paladins. But of course they are up front when they meet someone about exactly what they are and aren't after... which can disappoint some who meet that high Charisma character. :)

My Swift Hunter 12 has favored enemies Undead, Constructs, and Drow. Drow is campaign specific,and hence has +6, but the others are just "making sense" for any build using the feat. [Edit: Scout 4 gives a BAB and a bonus feat, plus even more skill points than Ranger gives you. In my opinion...

I'm AFB, so I don't know, but according to my memory all humanoids in the MM come with a level in an NPC or PC class, most often Warrior. No humanoids that I can remember has only racial HD - at least when they only have one HD.

Or you could look at them as bonuses that stack with everything: Yes, they stack.

No. The Skeleton entry says "Drop any Hit Dice gained from class levels (to a minimum of 1)", which means that a human fighter 1 that is raised as a skeleton does not lose his fighter level.

No, the point is that the Fighter's proficiency in heavy armour does not come from a feat and hence is not lost.

The Grease spell forces people to make Balance checks. If you are forced to make a balance check and do not have 5 ranks in balance, you will lose your dexterity modifier to AC and hence be susceptible to sneak attack. Being prone does not make you susceptible to sneak attack. Gah, ninjaed.

Really? I have done similar things as a player. If your one driving goal is to get out of a situation, there's a lot of things you may be willing to endure in order to do so. And you don't need to give any mental commands while being beat up - you can do it while, for instance, taking a pause...

Both require "a small portion of the creature's body". The one defines that the dust left after a Disintegrate qualifies as "a small portion of the creature's body". It seems pretty clear to me.

Hmm, that's a good point. I hadn't known about that. Sorry about my mistake.

I wasn't the GM. If I'd been the GM I would have ruled that if you correctly guessed the center of the emanation effect you could cast an area Dispel Magic from inside the shaft (where you can't see the center or "target point" of the spell and hence the center can't see you and you are not...

It depends. Is it one of the wizard's free level-up spells? No time. Is it a brand new spell? 1 day per spell level, I believe.

When I ran through this module, it was ruled that in order to have line of effect to near enough to the spell's center to dispell the spell you had to be inside the Unhallow.

In my games, I allow it for newly created characters that are level 3 or higher, as these characters have already adventured and could hence have bought a wand earlier and then used some charges. Merchants don't sell partially depleted wands.

Also note that these archers have to notice that the party is there.

Yeah. (not in my game though)