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I'd allow it, but require either someone with the Craft Wonderous Item feat, or Craft Tattooing at a fairly high rank (DC 25 or 30). I'd put the cost at 250gp, roughly what a gold holy symbol would cost (as figured from what the silver holy symbol costs).

Not to mention it's a material component for the cleric spell Cure Light Meats.

With 6 whole half hineys (honestly I think they're quarter arsed, but that's just me) you're bound to function at least as well as three whole hineys!

I was gonna say they looked familiar.

Worst non-core... I'll go with Beguiler for Arcane, Marshal for the skill monkey, Spirit Shaman for Divine, and Swashbuckler for Warrior goodness.

Hate to hop on a bandwagon here, but I'll simplify this more than anyone else has thus far. Wands cost you, spells per day do not. Smart money rests, using wands when they're outta spells, or lack the needed spell on hand (AKA Knock, Grease, Cure Wounds).

Here's an idea. A variable level PrC specifically for becoming a diety designed much in the manner as the [animal] Lord, King/Queen of the [environment], or [foe] hunter classes. In short a customizable PrC, which has the entry requirements based on the portfolio and domains in which they wish...

Was just about to say that. It'd be an insane money making scheme for low levelers, cornering the salt markets because some nimrod is selling it obscenely cheap.

Actually I thought all the dieties and whatnot were buffed out on Incarnum, using their own souls to kick much ass.

Curse of slipping - Subject's feet (or boots) constantly exude a foul smelling greasy substance which forces the subject to make a Balance check against DC 15 + Caster Level or fall prone every size hours (obviously does not happen while already prone such as sleeping, but getting up in the...

Actually there is a case where Command: Die might work. If memory serves the Asherati (sp?) are held together only due to their diety, thus renouncing the faith is certain death. So with a single round's worth of actions an Asherati may kill itself, without so much as using an action...

You forgot the giant gold chain! Gold Chain Extremely thick links of chain, normally only seen in logging, and construction sites, made of specially enchanted gold/ This chain grant a natural armor bonus equal to the number of actual chains worn around the neck (max 6), because only the 'hard'...

Perhaps I failed to mention this. But I'm not a RAW is gospel kind of guy. I look for intent and meaning behind rules to make my choices, and from there extrapolate further if needed. You're talking RAW, I'm not.

I'm asserting that the Max Dex Bonus on armor has, in theory, a possibility of a negative number as it's basis is how much the armor in question hinders your natural movement. An absurd statement as above has no relevance to my previous statements. Quit being obtuse, it's highly annoying.

And you'll be raising the creature's CR with this correct?

What if they did? They're appearently so optimized for magic about the worst they could do otherwise is throw rocks at it.

Talking RAW you're correct a 'bonus' shouldn't include possibilities for a negative number (unless you're playing 2e where many such times did it occur). However the concept is laid out that the MDB is how much a character's dexterity is limited by the armor for AC purposes. At which point...

Yes, but it's generally known as Max Dex Bonus (or just Max Dex). With that value at a -1 it may as well be totally renamed Min Dex Penalty.

I forget, can you cast an Anti-Magic Field on your familiar? If so I'd toss my hawk (raven, gerbil with a firecracker strapped to his back) familiar with one of those on and watch as these super sorcs turn to power pansies.

I recall such abilitites in Oriental Adventures. It's called Ki Frenzy, and has a couple mostly cosmetic differences.