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Hood. Beats grappling. Goes nicely with Feral abilities.

Hood. Just load up on things that advance damage on a charge. Pounce, Battle Jump, Valorous Enhancement, etc.

You would get Al Davis.

Magic: Dusts (Disappearance, sneezing & choking, etc), Iuon Stones Feats: devotion feats

Answer #1 - it is virtually impossible to boost melee enough to put them on par with casters, so fire away. Answer #2 - as long as you ban Greater Mighty Wallop, it should be fine. Answer #3 - just take Travel Devotion and any character can be a Dervish without actually taking a level of it.

Let him pick 2 or 3 favored classes. Then he can do what what he wants without you fearing a dip-build.

I don't have Sandstorm at work - what level spell is it? Another cool idea RUMBLETiGER !

I think BoED, It is an awesome spell of its type.

Savage Species has a list on page 60, although that does not answer your question.

Have the feat put on a custom item. Must be cheaper than that armor. Petrification Immunity ( Serpent Kingdoms, p. 147) [General] You are immune to petrifi cation effects. Prerequisite: Petrifi cation Resistance, Racial bonus on saving throws against petrifi - cation effects, Benefit...

We also treat it as a surprise round, in which only characters with readied actions may act.

That's how we play it. Unless the punchee had said something like "I'm keeping my eyes open for trouble." In that case, I would roll init when the puncher made his fist. Maybe the punchee was so ready, he could beat the puncher to the punch, so to speak.

On the first question, I enjoyed Dark Tower by Judges Guild. On the second - I played that!! Sadly, I cannot remember its origins either...

If someone intends a hostile action and the other side is in any way suspicious / alert, we throw init. In our game, it is possible, although very unlikely, to surprise someone after they are aware of you. So maybe you're having a conversation with your trusted and loyal contact when he...

Chicks dig the high, hard boots. Low & soft doesn't cut it.

You can also offer environmental advantages that the cohorts can use. For instance, a large, heavy barrel in the middle of a battle can be used by someone as partial cover - why not one of the cohorts?

A thri-kreen can long jump 60+ feet at ECL 3 (1 MH, 1 LA, 1 class level).

If bullets bounce off you like Superman, and it is not a magical effect, that would be natural armor.

1) Thou shalt not quote rules to the GM, for the GM is the rules. 2) Thou shalt not exalt cheese. 3) Thou shalt not curse the GM, as your character does not know she exists. 4) Thou shalt not play seven days a week; a day is needed for food, rest and bathing. 5) Thou shalt honor thy mother and...

I think a common wrecking ball applies 10 to 20,000 lbs of force. Maybe you are thinking of the average war hulk? I think the average man would have his ribs curshed through his vital organs.