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Chosen, you killed Anya and had the Slayerettes holding their own against a legion of ubervamps before their Exaltations. For these crimes, I vote that you be banished.

There's also a bit about illithid in the Forgotten Realms suppliment Lords of Darkness. I forget how much is actually there, as I've not read it for some time.

Me either. And those of you who claim to be able to are clearly lying. :D

Someone on (I think) RPG.net had a nice way of thinking about the circles of sorcery. IIRC, it looked like this: Terrestrial Circle Sorcery is D&D-style magic. Fireballs, messaging spells, travelling long distances by tornado, and such flashy effects belong here. Celestial Circle Sorcery is...

I'm currently playing a conjurer in an Eberron game, and I gave up Illusion and Enchantment. It's rough giving up both Will save-inducing schools (and Power Word, Kill), but I enjoy my blasting spells and have an unholy love for necromancy. As has been previously mentioned, Spell Focus...

So very many good episodes this season and next. Becoming parts 1 & 2 were the eps that got me into the show, but I'd have to say Passion is the one that was really the best. Even though Angel's Latin sounds horrible. :)

Which is interesting, given that the sword accepts only those of lawful good alignment. :)

I concur. IMO, rebuke > turn and command > destroy. Good clerics can make undead flee or blow up. Evil clerics make them stand there, take licks, and not fight back or make them their eternal slaves. Good clerics make out better on the "keeping parties alive" front, though, with their...

Speaking as someone who is playing an Augment Summoning-posessing conjurer, levels 2&3 of these spells are broken in the 3.5 environment as written. Being able to summon a CR 5 creature at level 3 is a bit nutty. IMO, they could all do with being bumped up a level.

I concur with the opinion that "generic being = no choice, specific being = choice." Many valid reasons have been presented, but here is one that has not and was, for me, a major factor. If we hold the unique being clause to be referring only to beings like deities, archdevils, and demon...

Hey, all. My wizard is planning on taking the Wild Mage PrC next level, and a thought occurred to me. How does a wild mage determine the caster level of an item he's creating? Do they use their unmodified caster level, their caster level - 3, their caster level - 3 + 1d6, or some other...

I wonder if the writers are going to take the obvious route and have the previously-unseen character with hives turn out to be in the initial stages of the disease.

I thought this a pretty good ep. Few problems here and there (like phasers at warp, which is IIRC a VERY bad idea), but overall I liked it and the way the show is going. On another note, one of the supermen who first came aboard the Klingon ship was played, seemingly, by the same guy who...

I voted caver, as there appears to be adequate shelter from teh ebil Daystar and much fresh water, but I see no reason why we couldn't work the beach in shifts.

Nope, didn't know that. Very interesting, though.

And for that, it is officially the coolest music video ever. Where else do you get to see that man dancing and flying?

I get some sleep for a few hours, and Green Slime comes along and posts what I was going to say. That'll learn me. GS is right, in order to gauge the evilness of the stealing itself, you need to determine whence the laws come. Do the anti-theft laws exist because some great cosmic force says...

I think any justification for this would hinge upon the "May not knowingly associate with evil people" aspect of the paladin code. However, IIRC, the "knowingly" component is in there, so even if the thief in question were to sacrifice, dismember, and eat a baby, and then desecrate a holy altar...

Well, I think this question hinges on the status of the PCs with negative hit points. Are they stable (likely, if they had any action points left), or are they still bleeding out? If they are stable then their condition will not deteriorate before he gets back to heal the cleric. Leaving them...

Neat. I'll have to pick up that book should I ever run a D&D game again. I love undead! :)