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Example of immature players (and DM for that matter): Example of mature players/DM: Cleric's Player: I want to make a Staff of Healing. It'll help out a bunch in the future! DM: Well you just completed your quest, and there is no impending danger that you know of. Is everyone cool with...

Can't someone who is Slowed do this as well? Does the Slow spell affect Zombies?

But as someone quoted above, it says in the DMG that DR applies to "each attack". Are you suggesting that the extra 2d4 damage is considered an "attack"? Or are you siding with the MM?

That is what Ready actions is for... Which is what I assume he did. If he didn't, then you're right. It would be a nice coincidence.

That is where a magnet comes in... Hmmm, is Admantine or Mithral affected by magnetism?

Since the Caltrop make an attack roll, can this be "exploited" through feats or spells? Perhaps a Magic Weapon'd caltrop would do more damage? Or a Caltop that can Cleave :)

I did not notice that. Thanks for pointing it out. I've really never even used Overrun (3.0 or 3.5). Has anyone else actually used this tactic?

Well thanks for dispelling that thought I had. Was that possibly in 3.0? Another question... It says you can not charge through your allies square. Does this mean you can't use the Overrun option on your "ally"? If you use Overrun on your opponent, does your "opponent" provide you cover?

Seems reasonable... But on pg 171 of the PHB, under Spell Failure it says: If you ever try to cast a spell in coditions where the characteristics of the spell (range, area, or the like) cannot be made to conform, the casting fails and the spell is waisted. For example, if you cast charm...

But the problem is, if you target something that isn't a legal target OR it becomes an ivalid target, what happens? I always assumed the spell failed. Well with Magic Missile, if you target something that is not a legal target, then wouldn't the entire spell fail? Not just each indivual...

Bard is weak. Half-Elf is weak. But a Half-Elf Bard is uber.

I swear I read this somewhere in the PHB but I can not find all of the information... It states that if you have cover against an enemy, they can not make AoOs against you. I can find this quote fine. But I thought there was a rule that stated, when moving through the same space as an ally...

Having peeked my interest, I decided to look up some of these terms. In the glossary, Creature is defined as: I could not find an entry for what constitutes a "being" (or "active being"). Certainly constructs and undead are considered creatures, because while they are not living nor objects...

In order to grapple, you have to enter your opponent's square, and this is when the AoO is provoked. So the Large creature would provoke an AoO from entering the Medium creature's square as he attempts to grab his opponent.

It says that if you study your opponent for 3 rounds, and then make a sneak attack with a melee weapon (change that to ranged attack with the Sniper's Eye spell) that successfully deals damage, the sneak attack has the additional effect of either paralyzing or killing the victim if they fail...

It is from the Expanded Psionic's Handbook, and it is a general feat.

But if you are only focusing on the one target, would others get pluses to hit you? Would you lose your Dex bonus against enemies since you are not concentrating on them? Oh... How about this... What if you used the same tactic I described above, but it was all on the same target...

So let's say you have a high level Assassin (high enough to cast 4th level Assassin spells)... For purposes of the Assassin's Death Attack, can an Assassin study more than 1 opponent at a time? I don't see any reason why not. They don't really define how the Assassin studies their opponent...

I would say this is a Charge Attack, with an Unarmed Strike and the end of it... I would give you the choice of (a) remaining prone as you are slamming onto a prone guy or (b) getting back up as a free action that does not provoke, because after all, it is just "flavor" what you did, and you...

Well, Sudden Maximize allows you to maximize any spell. It is limited to once per day however. How many turning attempts does he have?