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Iterative attacks are the extra ones you get during full attacks for having a high BAB. Eg. 1 extra (at a -5 penalty) at BAB +6, another extra (at a -10 penalty) at BAB +11, etc.

This sounds like it could definitely be interesting...

Draconomicon.

I'm here, from Tarumen, Land of Earth and Sky.

Possible, but consider how much damage a straight barbarian can deal out by that point--easily 1d12+15, and if four of those hit, that's 60 damage from bonuses alone.

Basically, dungeons and such are implemented separately for each party. So you can go on a mission in a dungeon, and someone else's party can go on a mission in the same dungeon--but you'll never meet each other, because it will be two different versions of the same dungeon running separately...

Depends on the campaign. One thing to look at are the Divine feats, which let you spend turning attempts on non-turning-undead abilities.

I definitely second the thoughts on Divine Metamagic and the Orb spells. Domain Spontaneity requires a turning attempt each time, though.

-4 when firing into melee. Possible +4 to the target's AC, if they can claim soft cover. No such rule for hitting your friends.

Admittedly, that's something of a downer to the idea, though it is a much better planned out one than most deus ex machina situations.

Looks like it could be used for some very handy plot threads later on, too.

Actually, he can.

A relatively simple question. Could the Psionic Weapon feat (http://d20srd.org/srd/psionic/psionicFeats.htm#psionicWeapon) be used with a melee touch power -- like, for example, dissipating touch (http://d20srd.org/srd/psionic/powers/dissipatingTouch.htm) ?

Giant crocodile trying to eat me, meet tree token. No more crocodile... :D

If you're looking for a straight damage dealer, check out Warmage in Complete Arcane. Limited to certain sets of spells... but with casting-in-armor ability and generally optimized to cast high damage spells one after the other. Alternately, check out warlock... less damage at a time, but you...

Actually, a slight correction to my earlier statement... given that the 'local' rings would be in direct shadow at night, it would probably show up something like an arch with the middle cut out, with both sides getting light filtered in from the lit sides of the planet...

Oooh, ref page. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetary_ring Definite plot idea there... maybe the remains of whatever lived in the original planet/moon still lives among the rings? So they'd probably be reflecting at least the same amount of light as Earth's moon does, and over a much larger...

Real-life planetary rings are basically formed from all the left-over bits that didn't actually become the planet, plus anything pulled into a mostly-stable orbit by its gravity. Rather than solid surfaces, the rings are basically mini-asteroid-belts, composed of chunks from golf-ball-size to...

Artificer is a very good class if you can get a good enough Cha--for one thing, you can use most of its abilities on yourself. EDIT: Aside from item creation, it also runs a lot like the cleric does in battle: high defense, low offense, lots of buffs and similar spells.

I think he's talking about the damage save system used in Mutants and Masterminds and also detailed out in Unearthed Arcana. Right?