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There's always the old Shadowrun standby: geek the mage.

Fortunately, this has been answered for us. Roy's already well beyond the time limit for Raise Dead. As he's getting a Resurrection anyway, Rich might as well play with an undead Roy for a bit.

Well, being with the fleet away from the city would render that tricky. ;)

Usually.

No, we'd be screwed. If the strong force (which is responsible for holding nuclei together) went poof, then atoms would fly apart. The protons would repel each other due to their positive charges, leaving us with lots and lots of atomic hydrogen. Stars would probably be around, as they would...

Eh. 1s happen just as often as any other number (assuming a fair die, etc.).

To me, my character's death represents a fundamental failure on my part: a failure to recognize a danger, a failure to employ proper tactics, a failure to guess which spells to prepare, etc. Thus, my favorite character death was when my wizard Jorgen became a lich. As a note: +4 LA? SO worth it...

Preach it, Brother (or Sister, depending)!

Clay pots? Sounds like someone's looking to create some undead... :)

I wouldn't allow you to use Evasion with that magic item. Given Monk saves, a DC 15 is trivial to hit. At that point, you're immune to normal weapons, magic weapons the majority of the time, and Reflex-save spells most of the time (to say nothing of the various {save} Negates spells). That's...

She's the one saying "Teleport!", so it seems that she is herself casting the spell.

The bolt disappears after it hits anyway; only ammo that misses is potentially retrievable.

By your description of what you're looking for in a game, might I suggest Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay? The 2nd edition has combat rules that are very similar to D&D, and features a system whereby you do start as something menial (by and large) and work your way to greatness. It wouldn't be...

What's wrong with it? I know I'd try to take a swing at an enemy who's otherwise engaged flying involuntarily through the air.

Faerie Fire. Drd 1.

Their allies.

There's a reason it's been nicknamed the Necklace of Decapitation. :)

She's a sea-based paladin. She probably put some of her skills into Knowledge: Nature. Hinjo, being next ruler of the city, probably studied more along the lines of Royalty & Nobility.

Well, the perfect would trump, then. Perfect defense always wins, even against perfect attacks. Of course, while Heavenly Guardian Defense could deflect a lava flow, you'd want something more along the lines of Adamant Skin Technique to deal with immersion issues. On another note, this is the...

(Thought better of the post) There really needs to be a way for the user to delete these within a certain window of time.