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That's a good thought, but I was thinking more traditionally... :) Something focusing in wands and rings, staves and wands, etc. But keep those ideas coming!

I'm looking for a prestige class that focuses on creating magic items. I know of the Master Alchemist in one of the FR books, but I was looking for something dealing with the other forms of items. Perhaps something that functioned similar to the Master Alchemist. I've been through the Tome...

Here lately I've been playing a druid in a game, and I decided I needed some ability to store spells for later, since I'm currently low level. Anyway, I decided to use the new Create Infusion feat in MoW because I thought it added flavor. Then I realized how poor this feat seamed to be...

Each class is balanced by the amount of skill points it receives. For instance, a mage's main ability is spell casting, and most of the (for lack of a better term) "weight" of the class goes into that. A small portion goes to skills and feats, and the tiny remainder goes to hit points and base...

"I fail to see the connection between sleeping in a forest without a watch posted (something moronically unwise) and having someone jump in a bag of holding to reduce the weight for an instantaneous journey (teleportation) (a very ingenuitive use of items and spells)." Both are dangerous. Both...

"My question is...how do you fit a party member in the bag? Do you reduce them? Do you Polymorph them? If you did that you would not need to put them in the bag. I can see putting some creatures in the bag, but even a halfing may be a tight fit around the mouth of the bag, unless of course there...

Alright, somehow my group has come up with two conflicting interpretations on exactly how Boccob's Blessed Book works. Specifically, the description says, "The book freely accepts 45 spells of any level." Does this mean: A) The book "freely accepts spells" without need of special...

Don't forget the "aid attack/defense" rules. Each attacker who chooses "aid attack" and hits an AC of 10 adds +1 (or +2, I can't recall right now, but when I'm home from work I'll check if no one else has posted it) to the attack of one other. The "aid defense" allows adding to AC of one...

"I wonder what would happen if unarmed attacks, by default, didn't provoke an AoO as such. However, they require the attacker to be _in the defender's square_, as opposed to being 5 feet away as with normal weapons. This effectively means that to punch someone, you have to enter their square and...

I think it would be possible to allow a Wish to grant an extra feat. However, there are two ways I can see to help control the process so that it doesn't go wild and destroy the game. First, consider increasing the cost in XP. Wish /can/ cost more XP than 5k, when using Wish to duplicate a...

"I have yet to see anyone reply to myself and several other posters who have asked how in the world one could word a wish without metagaming in order to gain a bab +1." Then you apparently didn't read my last post. It read: "As long as I didn't have a GM who was just going to hose me because...

"This point was covered already. That fourth attack at +1 (without bonuses) may not matter now. But in 20 levels, that extra attack will be +21 (without bonuses). " This is true. But had you actually read my reply to this point, you would have seen: "Well, let's examine that. Say our guy gets...

"By the rules, a Wish cannot give a point of BAB. You can change that in your game if you want, but realize it is a house rule." That is what I don't understand. The Wish spell SAYS that you can Wish for greater effects, and that it just might be dangerous. It's up to the GM in question to...

"The question was "can you?". The answer is "no"." YOUR answer was "no". There are other interpretations available. "...anyone wants to compare the Wish spell with a small +1 BAB increase, simply look at the Epic Prowess feat, an Epic feat mind you, and you'll know that a +1 BAB increase is...

I wouldn't allow one person to have 7 attacks when everyone else is stuck with 4. I agree that not every player desire can be achieved because of balance, but all the GM need do is entertain the idea. Player A suggests getting 7 attacks, and the GM says, "Well, that would be nice, but none of...

First, no GM who values the enjoyment of his players should allow a decision made without full knowledge of the facts to stand firm, with no examination at all. Second, you should probably get more information on the issue at hand before you attack people. The decisions made up to this point...

"Really, it all boils down to this. Someone asked could you do it, the answer is no..." That's where you are flat wrong. It is their game, and they can give him a BAB of +306 if they wanted to. The original point of the question as I read is was asking if there was a method already built-in...

"Point 1) If the last attack isn't a big deal to get from a wish because the attack itself is so worthless, then you won't care if you don't get it, right? I mean, if it's so trivial, what does it matter?" Well, I can't presume to speak for the player, but perhaps that's the way he envisions...

"Because that's not the type of bonus that Wish can even grant you. Only level gets you that." That's not true. My PH says, "You may wish for greater effects than these, but doing so is dangerous. Such a wish gives you the opportunity to fulill your request without fulfilling it compeletly."...

I see no reason you couldn't just use Wish to get +1 BAB. You can easily use Wish for +1 Strength, which confers +1 to attack, along with bonus to damage, and many other benefits. Wish can provide many, many other things besides. Spending 5000 XP isn't something to sneeze at. With a...