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Not sure if you might find this fun or not, but a friend of mine once played a Transmuter and centered around "buff" spells (Cat's Grace, Bull's Strength, Haste, etc.). He was very helpful in all battles.

Well Maximize Spell automatically deals the maximum amount of damage the spell can deal. If the spell crits, the maximum amount of damage the spell can deal is also doubled.

I don't think it works that way. If a player tries to disbelieve an illusion (even if it isn't an illusion but is real), they get a saving throw. So the player would either make their save, and see that the orc is real and react accordingly OR they would fail their save and still believe that...

1) I would hope that the fighter would have a better weapon to use anyway. If a party has more than 1 magic weapon, the fighter should be using the best one, and the Warlock would benefit from the extra one(s). 2) Abilities are expensive, if you buy them. Not every campaign is the same. We...

You are missing flaming/bursting/level draining/etc. abilities that magical weapons give.

Yeah, I mean, what if I made a Hulking Hurler/War Hulk build, and took Throw Anything feat, and I threw the world at a gray ooze and voluntarily failed the save. Would the world then instantly disolve?

Nobody ever said it would be 50/50 in all cases. You just proved my point. It clearly shouldn't be 50/50 in all cases. That is common sense. If 3 people are involved in a grapple and someone fires into that grapple, that is a 1 in 3 chance you'd hit the intended target. Or, in D&D terms...

Does it matter if the Wand of CLW is Divine or Arcane?

We tend to give full exp even if the opponent flees and they are confronted again by them later. Think about it this way. Say you are fighting a Troll. What is the difference if you kill the Troll, then have to fight a different Troll later OR if you do not completely kill the Troll and have...

I think it is fairly common sense how you would determine things randomly.

I assume you meant to write "manyshot can not be used with shot on the run."

With Shurikens, you could combine Flurry, TWF and Rapid Shot.

Page 308 in the 3.5 PHB, under Enchancement Bonuses... last sentance:

There is no need for a Spot check. I assume the party saw the Druid (and his companions) and vice versa? So no need for a Spot check. The way it should have played out was: As soon as the Druid starts to cast, roll for init (before the spell even goes off). The whole purpose of init is to...

I just looked the spell up... Too bad it isn't Personal only, because then you could use Persistent Spell feat on it. Of course you'd still have to look out for Dispel Magics.

The only other problem with this is, it wouldn't work with all of the Invocations. Because invocations do not have descriptors like spells do. For example, Hellrime Blast causes fire damage but doesn't have a fire descriptor which is essentially what you are changing with Energy Substitution...

No, but there is a rule about attacking with Light Weapons when you are in a grapple (regardless of who started the grapple). Check page 156 of PHB under If You're Grappling and then under Attack Your Opponent. There is also a rule that if you attack someone who is grappled (or maybe it was...

And if you are Balancing... Or are struck by the Low-Blow feat (Races of Faerun)... I am sure there are a couple other ways too Edit: At one point, I was going to make a Halfling Samurai with pumped up Iajatsu Focus and the Low-Blow feat, so I could use Iajatsu Focus every round (not just the...

This is really bugging me now... Cosmopolitan used to allow you to choose a skill, and that skill was now considered a class skill for you, and it gave you +2 to that skill as well. Fine... But there was another feat that allowed you to pick 2 skills, and make them class skills for you, but...

Ahhh, right. Now it gives like a +2 to Bluff and like 2 other skills (Diplomacy and Sense Motive maybe?). But I could have sworn there was still another feat, that made a chosen skill a class skill...