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That's what SHE said... before she started charging a monthly fee for access to her wedcam.

Discussed here. Numerous people believed that example to be in error, which would not surprise me. However, taking the example as gospel...

So, the question is, since you actually have to expend a divine spell slot to use a divine spell from a Runestaff, can you do that via UMD if you don't have a divine spell slot? UMD says you can emulate a class feature but you cannot use the class feature that you emulate. So, is "expending...

Check the D20 Modern - Past sourcebook

I would say yes, although I may have you do a second UMD check to emulate that class feature. Honestly, UMD comes up rarely in my current campaign so I am a bit foggy on it.

I would XP you to thank you for your quick and relevant replies, but... EDIT: Is 4E part of this forum now?

What happened to XP? It's no longer shown and there is no link to give it. Just to link this back to "D&D Legacy discussion" - XP has existed since basic edition, why not in ENWorld?

Go here. Find the file "Monsters (by Type/Hit Dice?)" Open it. Go the the Fey section (pages 59-62). Look for ones with high Charisma.

WBL They can buy class appropriate equipment using this wealth and the listed values.

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Prone doesn't have to be this (nearly impossible with a bow): It can be this: So, I guess my point is, don't go too crazy with the penalties.

I like it. A lot of good work. Let someone else fix the fighter, etc. You have done the monk. It may be a bit "busy" as far as class abilities, but so are the ToB classes.

I wouldn't classify Shadow Blend as a "Darkness effect" - there is no 2nd level qualifier on blur, displacement or invisibility. Therefore, I am fairly certain it would work.

Thinking of things is their job. When we find an invisible opponent, wild shaping or summoning dire bats is one of the first options. Then the druid can cast Faerie Fire on them.

Blendsense, blindsight, tremorsense

This is interesting. WARNING: TANGENT ALERT. Setting aside this campaign setting, as a general 3.5 homebrew rule, what about "Vow of Non-Casting". Any character that has no levels in a full casting class gets the benefits of the Vow of Poverty without the drawbacks. Hmmm...

I suggest you start with this.

Deep Imaskari (Und p 9) +2 Int, -2 Dex, lowlight vision, can re-prep one 1st lvl spell per day Fire Elf (UA p 17) +2 Int, +2 Dex, -2 Con, -2 Cha, lots of abilities, but the -2 Con sucks hard. Gray Elf (MM p 103) +2 Int, +2 Dex,-2 Str, -2 Con, lots of abilities, but the -2 Con sucks hard.

warblade has more to offer than you think - maneuverability, defense, messing with action economy - just take the right maneuvers

Factotum // Warblade or Factotum // Wizard, depending on the power level and types of stuff she likes to do.