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Yes, the power in Dragon 317 does 1d4 CON damage, more if augmented. So a Fortitude save is needed to balance it.

So you can mix two base classes, one base class and one prestige class but not two prestige classes? Another question: The variant that allow a wizard to choose spells per day from his spellbook and cast them spontaneously is only for spell point based wizards?

Interesting. If the XPH doesn't update the PP for the psion, the Sorcerer now has 249 PP at 20th, and the Psion only 183... No more reasons to play a Psion, especially reading the psionic focus previews... I hope I'm wrong...

I'd like to have more info on Shifters and a brief summary of the XPH preview. Thanx!

Use the Spell Thematics feat from Magic of Faerun. You can find the last version here Choose evocations for the your theme related spells, and "huge monsters" as theme.

Yeah, I confused it with the Savant (discipline Psychokinesis)...

Could this imply that egoists, nomads and kineticists are different classes and not just specialization of the psion?

What about dragon PrC?

They quit smoking...

Do you need something really broken? Try the 3.5 shapechange...

You are right, as usual this kind type of thread get too "specialized" quite soon... What about the Slayer of Domiel PrC? And the Stigmata feat? Thanks!

Can a sorcerer with Vow of Poverty carry valuable material components? And Foci? If not, VoP seems viable for monks only...

One Exalted feat every two levels?

Mmm, you are right. Daemon is the correct (latin) form.

Chainmail has been a failure. WotC believed D&D would have been a support for their main product, Chainmail. LOL!

No, they aren't. But if a publisher uses them in a product, it's ok for WotC?

I don't care about miniatures, but I like the "divine sorcerer" class. I won't buy anything collectible however, I just had enough with MtG... :(

Yugoloth are not intellectual property of WotC?

Only? :confused: Why not 21 + 6 enhancement + 5 inherent = 32? :rolleyes:

Another way, this time more subtle, to nerf spellcaster (particularly arcane ones, given their lack of melee skills)