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Warlocks tend to be chaotic, but I suppose if you work around that you should be ok. Complete Arcane says that warlocks can use their invocation caster level to meet the enlightenef fist arcane caster level requirement. The prestige classes by type table entry for enlightened fist says that...

ahhh... no wonder I couldn't find a feather fall token in the SRD. I was confused by this, as well.

He's looking to start a grapple.

Please try to avoid spoilers. There are several people on this board who are currently going through this campaign, and several more who would like to someday.

Use it as a buff for one of his allies. Or use it for disguise or escape purposes.

I think when you cast alter self, your familiar should get one free wish.

fill his stomach with spider eater eggs. That'll make for a great surprise.

why doesn't everyone just do their rolls in front of the DM? Then there shouldn't be any concern about faking rolls.

Losing a level isn't that big of a deal. The player will catch up on XP eventually. Having a permanent negative level would suck, though. I think the nastiest effect a gamer can encounter is an effect that causes the gamer to lose gear. Destrachans and rust monsters are much scarier than...

find a d20 with 20s on all sides.

You people are using the terms "negative level" and "level loss" interchangeably. They are very different. Werk is posting about negative levels, not level loss.

Restoration only works for one day per caster level after the level loss, so that limits the amount of time. When you get a level loss, you lose a level, and your XP changes to reflect that, so your XP would no longer be 2 levels past your actual level. If you get enough XP to gain a level...

Well, first I'd say that if you're going to have restoration cast, do it within one day of receiving the negative level, so you don't have to worry about it. However, if a day has passed and the person loses his fortitude save and is drained a level, and you cast restoration, the person will...

Although I follow Patryn's line of reasoning (humans don't have natural weapons, even though an unarmed strike is treated as one), let's say for a moment that monks could take this feat. I would argue that it doesn't stack with their improved unarmed damage. At level 1, a monk's unarmed damage...

None of this matters much when you have a Duergar's waraxe planted squarely in your skull and there's a barghest feeding on your aberrant corpse. Love, Your DM

They're powerful, but it comes at quite a price. +3 LA is pretty significant, especially at lower levels. This player will have 3HD less hit points than his teammates, making him more likely to die. Also, his BAB will be significantly lower. If you only want him 5/silver, just have him take...

Yes, that's the point of the savage progression template. When you finish the template, you have the LA + HD of a natural weretiger.

ReduceBAB, HD, and/or Save Progression. +1 spellcasting means that their Turning Level won't progress, which is fairly significant. Hi prereqs will help, too. For example, the contemplative has a wizard-like BAB, a d6 HD, and weak fortitude and reflex saves. The Knowledge of religion 13...

Poor guy. There are three 9HD corpses lying on the ground around him, but he didn't land the final blow on any of them.

The SRD says: Does this include reincarnation, if a portion of the corpse's body was recovered? It's mortal magic, after all. Also, what if his ally slays the guy? Can the barghest still feed in this manner?