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Yeah, that's the intent. Basically this spell gives the opportunity for a cleric to remove an undead from the equation by forcing them to rejoin the ranks of the living. Any advice on how to word it better? I wrote this up fairly quickly, and my computer screen is currently looking like a big...

What do you think of this spell?

Well, with this being an unarmed specific combatant, what if I put in the limitation that the Power Attack could only be used with unarmed strikes? That limitation was supposed to be implied in the crit multiplier and threat range increases, but you bring up a good point. I'll make it more...

I'm working on a region where my players will be running into some nasty types who host pit fights. I wanted something that had something a little extra (I'm picturing the pit fights in the movie Unleashed, for those who have seen it), so I came up with this. Opinions are welcome. Improved...

I'm curious if this is just a little bit too much of a bastard DM tactic, but what about a pit trap that is 100 ft deep with a reverse gravity trap at the bottom of it? 10d6 damage, then another 7-10d6 damage based off the caster level of the reverse gravity.... or even worse (just thought of...

Is there a feat that allows Fighter and Ranger levels to stack for any of the ranger abilities? If so, what book is it in?

Thanks for all the quick responses. It was more of a proof of concept type question, but I was working on advancing a dire wolf, and I briefly courted the idea of increasing its Int, just for grins. I didn't wind up doing it, but thought it would spur some interesting discussion (and I see it has).

So let's say we're advancing an animal (or dire animal). If one were to increase a creature's intelligence to 3 or higher (due to increased hit dice), what happens? The animal creature type can't have an Int of 3 or more by definition, so does the creature become a Magical Beast? Does it keep...

Well, I'd say that the damage is also dealt per round, and since an arrow spends an extremely small amount of time in the wall, there's probably not enough time for it to burn. Now, I'd probably give some sort of miss chance to the target on the other side, but that's another story.

Well, damn. I didn't think to look in the conjuration section of the SRD. Just looking at the spell itself it looked like it was possible. Of course, there's nothing saying the wall can't be placed on the edge of an underwater cliff then simply knocked over by the aboleth.

So, I'm working on advancing an aboleth, and as one of its 6th level wizard spells, I decided to give it wall of iron. A strict reading of the spell indicates that it doesn't *have* to be cast on a solid surface, only that it can't occupy the same space as another creature. Has anyone ever used...

I'll pitch in on this, since I was lurking on it before. I've got to say that the newest version is looking quite a bit better, but it's still lacking in one or two areas. Considering that it's an epic PrC, I'd probably bump up a couple of the abilities as people mentioned before. For example...

Should I take that as a no?

I'm curious as to whether or not anyone has created a list of creatures that are in each region of the WLD. The party I'm running through the book is a bit larger and ahead of where they should be, so I'd like to advance a few creatures. However, I want to try and keep to the theme of each...

I really think that once you get past level 3 or so, trying to knock someone out with a sap per the RAW is nigh impossible. I'd like to know what people here think of this variant based on the Assassin's Death Attack.

Anyone?

I know about the Perfect Two-Weapon Fighting feat in the Epic SRD, but I seem to recall seeing a feat that removed the -2 penalties in addition to granting the 4th attack. Am I making this up in my head, or can someone point me to the book it's in?

Well, the way the carrying capacity is written, a large quadrupedal creature carries 3x more than a medium biped. Since I think that's the direction you're leaning (which is sort of along the same lines as what I was thinking), that's what I'm going with.

In the centaur monster description, it states that "lifting and carrying limits double those of Medium characters". However, in the carrying capacity section of the SRD, large quadrupeds are listed as being able to carry 3x the limit for a medium character. Is this a mistake, or is it...

I'm getting ready to start in a game where the DM is allowing Wizards content, but no house rules. I'm trying to find the item that is a crossbow with a wand slot in it. I know I've seen it in a book somewhere, but I can't seem to find it. Anybody know where it might be?