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Gnomish Marshall. *nod* Major Gimble "Iceheart" Fimbulwinter. The gnome that's as cold as ice and willing to sacrifice your love. :p

Yeah, but if there's anyone who would research a personal version of the buffs that work for them... it'd be liches. I mean they've got the time and the inclination.

Incantatrix. Similar benefit. Less feat loss. Less "I got into this class by jackass shuffling".

Additionally, if you want to draw analogy, point out that with one level of Barbarian, using the Whirling Frenzy rage variant you could effectively be running around with haste and bull's strength for several rounds a day. Or that a level of rogue would let you apply a dice of sneak attack...

Illusion or Enchantment. Illusions have the issue of the interaction/disbelief save, and there are a lot of things that are just immune to anything an enchanter can do.

The fact that you could take maneuvers of almost the same potency without having to have levels in a martial initiate class AT ALL. A Fighter (10) can take the Martial Study feat and learn that same fireball-esque maneuver without having to deal with multiclassing or worry about favoured class.

Technically no, that's not how it works. That said, I'd let it slide. It's hardly a big deal.

Alcohol and romancin'. ...wait, what are we easing her into again? Oh, gaming... nevermind.

Free Action to speak.

Dire Mime.

Quasar Dragon. Mind you it -did- show up in an April Fools edition of Dragon Magazine, so...

What the punchline is a reference to. It's a WoW thing.

I do not have any current characters with an ioun stone. I have not had any characters with ioun stones, to the best of my recollection. Honestly... the whole visual on ioun stones seems a tad dorky. Not to mention it's subtle like a brick to the head - just screams "I'm magical, steal me".

Base it off the Enlarge Weapon spell, or the Expansion psionic power with a particularly high manifester level. Personally, what I'd like to see along those lines: a heavy crossbow that effectively fires ballista bolts.

It involved an interrupted ritual, an illusion, a truly kickass bluff check, a silent suggestion spell, and it resulted in the mass suicide of an entire evil cult. Glorious.

Things to Do in Denver When You're Undead. James Bond in ... Elec/Sonic Admixture'd Fireball. James Bond in ... You're Only Resurrected Once. James Bond in ... 5,000 gp in Diamonds Are Forever. James Bond in ... Seluneraker. James Bond in ... License to Kill Things and Take Their Stuff. James...

Halflings, gnomes, dwarves, etc. Speed 20. -6 on jump checks. Kobolds, goblins, ... uh, that one kind of small lizardman, etc. Speed 30. No jump check mod.

I have had characters that decided to stay dead. Some were just tired of living. The afterlife was a rest. Didn't really want to go back.

Six of one, half dozen of the other. If the goal is to bring the two sides into parity, it's kind of hard to lower the CoD half given that it was ahead of the curve right out of the gate. The two options would then be: 1) Put out material that raises the other half. Redefines the upper end...

"Your Jump check is modified by your speed. If your speed is 30 feet then no modifier based on speed applies to the check. If your speed is less than 30 feet, you take a –6 penalty for every 10 feet of speed less than 30 feet. If your speed is greater than 30 feet, you gain a +4 bonus for every...