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if it is mimicking a spell, but does not list a casting time, then the DM needs to make a judgement call on whether the casting time is 1 standard action "unless otherwise stated" and isn't stated in the invocation description, or it must use the casting time of the spell it mimics.

Sorcerer 6 / Paladin 2 / Incantatrix 2; Silverbrow Human (give up extra skill points to get [dragonblood] subtype) Feats- flaw- Celestial Sorcerer Heritage, flaw- Celestial Sorcerer Lance, H- Extend Spell, 1- Iron Will , 3- Knowledge Devotion, 6- Arcane Disciple (competition domain), 9- Arcane...

Have the DM build plot where the player must more or less forcefully retire the character and start a new one under allowed sources

+1 arrows of spell storing

You know what's funny, is a thread I started a few weeks ago got to 15 pages of discussion and a certain mod came on it, closed it saying it was "going nowhere". This thread is now at 54 pages, and the current discussion is 100% off topic to the OP. And, it isn't closed yet?

Wow, you throw "broken" around like it's candy, Celebrim Shall I list everything that stops a frenzied berserker in his tracks? If you look at the ENORMOUS amount of counters to it, and the fact that many of them are main stay and common things, maybe you'll realize that it is barely on par...

You are dismissing my idea without seeing the build, that literally does everything you just asked us to give you a suggestion to be able to do? So, what kind of help are you looking for then? :confused:

another easy fix to the OP is to have simply ruled that you can't use the tactical expertise affored to you by Robilar's Gambit (look up gambit, noun, in dictionary; requires intelligence) while raging or frenzying. Problem solved.

while I agree that shapechange is awesome, and one of the most broken core spells printed; it has its limits and does not "win" every time. If you are playing D&D to "WIN" D&D, you're doing it wrong; there is no "winning" D&D, its a role-playing game intended to be a storytelling tool and to get...

Man I hope he likes being in a gnat body

Do you do anime theme'd builds? Been trying to stat up a character close to "Ichigo Kurasaki" from Bleach; modeling him after he saves Rukia and has his Bankai. Any build ideas would be appreciated (this is for a friend's one-shot game)

I recall that I read somewhere in the one of the books that you can pick spells you know, and learn them as a "base" spell when you can learn new spells, with one of your metamagic feats applied, so that it becomes a spell of that level anyways. Or am I just thinking of something similar and...

This is a new thread I chose to start in response to Cyclone_Joker calling everyone out that responded on the original thread saying we don't know the rules or have "systems mastery") The original thread is here: 3.5 Tumble too powerful? Others are welcome to post as well; because I respect...

If you take Celebrim's posts as "bait", you need to get off the forum. He is dead on in his statements that you did derail this thread away from the OP's intent, and are probably, in his opinion, NOT playing the same game that all of us are, if at all you are indeed playing one. No, his...

in order to use versatile spellcaster to cast a 9th level spell, one must first KNOW (because that is what the feat states, and what KNOW means is it must be recorded in your spell book from making the spellcraft check to learn it or from leveling up; or be a spell known) the spell to trade...

How about give the grappling incorporeal creature a special ability that it can use at will to target a material creature and force it to make a will save or become ethereal against its will - thus allowing the creature to grapple its now-ethereal target to death

headband of intellect +2 is enough to push any animal to the 3 intelligence range of "intelligent" beings

I feel the DM ruled correctly in your instance, Green, since the ooze was invulnerable and unable to attack so too were it's victims not affected by it being even present or near them.

Ghosts can wield ghost-touch weapons and armor on their incorporeal bodies, and when doing so against material beings they use their charisma score as their strength score

see if you can play a gestalt character, if he's amiable. Warlock 15 // Scout 15 isn't too bad