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No discription in the 3.5 DL book? that's odd. http://www.kencyclopedia.com/kender/general/Regions_display.cfm?page=hoopakstats

Well, firing an arrow down a corridor is not going to hit the wall/floor/ceiling at a 90 degree angle unless it's the wall at the end of the corridor (or if you have MIGHTY bad aim). At most it would be at a 30 degree angle, but probably more in the range of 5 to 10, which could possibly break...

Well, if you use that feat, you should use the following two, as well: Finger Pinched [General, Moron, Munchkin] Prerequisites: Will +1½ (no more, no less), Moustache, Int 5-, Wis 5-, Cha 5-. Benefit: This feat allows the character to crush pinch his opponents' faces from a...

If a rule is made to accomodate such a thing there should be a bonus for using a broad-headed waraxe.

Well, there is the off chance of an arrow bouncing off the wall/floor/ceiling and hitting the enemy when it would have otherwise missed. Increase the number of archers and that off chance becomes a not-so-off chance.

If you have access to the Dragonlance Campaign Setting, there's a skeletal warrior that has (I think) human intelligence.

According to the Draconomicon there's 40 true dragon types... or was that a rhetorical question?

Correct.

I've found there's a lot you can do with the standard NPC ability point spread: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8. I've considered making my players create all their characters with this spread. Whatever you decide to do with your players' character generation, just remember: you're the DM. No matter...

Under 3.5: Yes cleric levels and paladin levels stack. A cleric/paladin doesn't get more turning attempts than either one seperately. So: turn attempts = 3 + 6 (22 charisma) + 4 (extra turning) = 13 if the paladin is 4th level or above: turning level = cleric level + paladin level...

My players only get to reroll if a) the highest stat is 13 or less, or b) total ability modifers add up to be less than +5.

Ah, the benefits of traveling around with an ECL 18 character.

Well, shapechange is not the only means of changing forms; alter self, polymorph, wild shape, lycanthrope's alternate form, doppleganger's change shape, etc... The key to this answer lies in the discription of polymorph/alter self back to which is what most of these abilities refer. I...

I thought the obvious rolls for him would be the dramatic paladin, the witch-burning commoner, or the enchanter called... Tim?

"Hand me my bastard sword. It's the one that says ‘Bad Mother &?%#er' on it."

Quiver of Anariel http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=books/fr/lonedrowstats Look towards the bottom of the page

Christopher Walken - creepy necromancer

No, I wasn't asking if a dervish can take an AoO during her dance (I just assumed that she could); I was asking does she have to take a 5' step after making an AoO before making her next attack. And just to be sure everyone knows the details of the dervish dance: Dervish Dance (Ex): A dervish...

It's the commoner's only defense against druids wild shaping into grass-like creatures.

By taking a -4 to AC, it allows a character to make an AoO against anyone that hits him with a melee attack.