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The easiest way to think about stacking multipliers in d20 is to treat them as percentage increases. For example, a x2 multiplier really means +100%, and a x3 multiplier really means +200%. Therefore, Sprited Charge gives you +100%, charging with a lance gives you +100%, and a critical hit...

Can't put spikes on a buckler. [/size]

Yup. Any bonus damage not represented as dice is multiplied on a critical hit.

So, he needs to be a powerful spellcaster, a competent melee combatant, able to wear armor, and able to create new life? It seems easier to make him an epic-level cleric. They can do all of those things, while a wizard or sorcerer can only cover the "powerful spellcaster" aspect. A suggested...

I think they're nuts. If non-magical lighting and most magical lighting isn't enough to reveal them, the it's obviously not hard to see them because of lack of light. Thus, darkvision shouldn't help.

Giving ~4 hit points per level seems a little strong. For that matter, so does Thick Skin.

There's a reason why discern location shows up on a lot of "overpowered spells" threads.

The ring of spell storing is one, and its in the DMG. Two vibrant purple ioun stones would allow you to meet the requirements as well, as would the major ring of spell storing or two minor rings of spell storing.

Wouldn't you have problems with your touch spells discharging into the ground?

I don't think that's in line with the offical rules, though. The "prerequisites" section is pretty clear.

I asked the Sage about that once -- he never got back to me.

I've always assumed the reason feats (almost) always include their prerequisites "all the way back" is to prevent things like that from happening.

Improved Trip also has a prerequisite of 13 Intelligence. The really weird result from the new PrC requirements rule is that items can allow you to take levels of spellcasting PrCs -- which means that a wizard 3/cleric 1/mystic theurge 10 is perfectly possible (and legal).

A house-rule that allowed a natural 20 to be an auto-success on a skill check would be idiotic. Every person does not have a 5% chance to walk through a wall of force or across a cloud.

According to the Monster Manual, they're just normal half-elves with "dusky skin and light hair."

What anti-grapple stuff does Travel have? The granted power only works against magical effects that impede movement.

No, you can't. You can't overrun more that one creature a round. Overrunning requires a standard action.

That's dumb. Why on earth would the authors do that?

Bariaur, Manual of the Planes. Spell Resistance equal to 11 + character level.

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