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"And then I channel an infinite number of 5th level spells into my Arcane Strike feat as a free action..."

Sayef Mundhir, the Sword of Kindly Reproof. A mildly intelligent weapon made out of sand that can change itself into any one-handed or light weapon, size appropriate to the wielder. Named for its role as a tool of a particular ancient sultan's head enforcer and assassin. The Five Gifts. A...

Take a short "T" sound, like from the end of the word "Hurt" Then put that at the begining of the word "sir". Yes, sir. No, sir. Right away, sir. "Tser".

For purely software AI, not tied down to a specific robotic body: Distributed/Transferable Intelligence, or Di/Tr Call disembodied AIs "Deeters". For body-specific AI, traditional robots where their intellect is firmwired into their hardware: Frame-housed Mechanical Intelligence, or...

Unfortunately, I only know how to fight Cavity Creeps.

Kinda like constructs without hit dice, notably. Constructs are creatures, even if they're artificial, animated with a sort of parody of a lifeforce. If Disjunction can 'pop' a construct, then by extension why couldn't it do the same to an elemental, or an undead?

A particular reading of Arcane Thesis says that if you apply it to a +0 spell level metamatic, it then adjusts the net spell level by -1. It's frankly rather ridiculous and leads to .. problems.

I was thinking that it's an extra-frisky version of the mage the created Undermountain.

Heh, of course the first sentence of the ability says "If you do not already possess the ability, you gain no new ability to wild shape". Damn, talk about sloppy.

No wild shape, actually. As noted in Arcane Heirophant, if you didn't already possess the ability before entering the PrC it doesn't advance. So, cold comfort, but you need all of 5 levels of druid to rock the casbah.

Ditto what Mr Lightning said. The mirror needs light to reflect, even if you don't need any to see thanks to your darkvision. So, no.

So, in other words "I do not like that answer, despite it being from an 'official' source, therefore I am going to ignore it"? Just checking. :p

Implication: Alignment largely becomes superficial because of the inherrent neutrality of most actions in the absence of intent. Example: Killing, the basic act of taking another life, in the absence of intent. A lion killing a gazelle for a meal, a paladin striking down an evil tyrant before...

Don't try to pull a fast one on your DM. It always ends in tragedy.

Especially self-professed fey focused warlocks? I mean c'mon, talk about no brainer.

As a normal power-upgrade I'm kind of ho-hum on gestalt characters. I do think they're a wonderful option if you have very few players in a game. I think they make for GREAT BBEGs, particularly ones that are meant to seem larger than life. I also think they're a very interesting option for...

In order~ 1. Food and water. Don't realize how badly you need it until you don't have it. 2. A knife or dagger. The most basic of all tools. 3. A good, sturdy cloak or coat. Sleep under it, turn it into an improv sack, use it as a pillow, screen from view, etc, etc. 4. Fire-starting...

No precedent for it, so no.

Man, you know, I was going to stat out a Celestial Bull with 20 levels of Incarnate ... but given that the thread's going to be locked down tight it makes a guy not even want to bother. Shame, too. I think the Sacred Essentia Cow with Class would've gone over well. :D

I came here to say exactly this. It must happen.