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Funny, that's the very reason I hate and despise them. That and the fact that most of them give you something for nothing (Dwarf Fighter & Sorc, anyone?). Its as though the designers have said "Oh no, people are taking advantage of the flexibility of the system to not play stereotypes! We...

I'd treat it as Rusting Grasp. Considering that the Rust Monster functions on normal items as something similar to the spell, it makes it easy enough, and keeps things consistent.

I think of them as "Head-Kickers", "God-Botherers", "Spell-Chuckers" and "Skill Monkeys".

Dragon Disciple is easy to 'break', two levels of bard (so you can cast Cure Light and Inspirational Boost), then the rest in a combat class. Take advantage of the ludicrous strength boosts that DD provides and power attack away!

Um, how do they cast Miracle eight times? They're granting feats I thought, and no GM with half a brain will allow you to take Innate Spell when you can't cast the spell you wish to make innate.

Wild Shape and hit yourself with it.

Green Star Adept. Pointless prerequisites, silly idea, and more importantly, a real campaign derailer. Elemental Savant: Gutted. Beyond all belief. I don't care what anyone says though, I loves my Alienist.

I was gonna say something one of the Ancient Empires, like Netheril, built. Considering that at negatives they just go inactive, they could hang around a long time. And if Netheril could cut the tops off of frickin' mountains and make them into cities, they can make an intelligent construct race!

What's Batman & Robin? I thought the last Batman film until Batman Begins was Batman Forever from 1995.

They are to Dragons as Cletus the Slack-Jawed Yokel is to humanity. The inbred, retarded and wholly unfortunate embarrasment.

If you like that one, check out his full page Shadowbane Inquisitor and Stalker in the Complete Adventurer. I have a feeling he used to do art for Games Workshop, some of the art in their 40K products is similar to his. Or maybe its just a false positive from how the CV illo reminds me of the...

Sweet Drunken Ninja Jesus that's awesome. I love the colouring on the second one.

Problem here is that you can't make iterative attacks with a natural weapon. If he has the Second Slam feat from Races of Eberron though, then I don't see why he couldn't do this.

Oh, good, I'm not the only one who thinks that. I still don't get that term, or the accusations of anime-ish influence. And yeah JD, I still think of Ron Spencer as Mr Werewolf too.

I love the 3rd Ed artwork, and Races of Eberron features some of the best stuff I've seen lately. I only wish that there was some Ron Spencer in that book to finish its near-perfection. I have to ask one thing though, its been bugging me for years. Why is there so much love for Erol Otus' so...

I'm curious DM, what's wrong with 3.5 Forbiddance and Geas?

Testament's Conclusions: 1. A foolish argument will be won by the superior fool 2. Metamagic rods are overpowered.

Problem with the Warhammer Lizardmen is that there's an AWFUL lot of sci-fi involved with some of their 'magic'. Take a look at the "Shield of the Old Ones" and the "Scepter of Fire", they're all high-tech gizmos left behind by the Old Ones.

Arcanis, and its Ss'Ressen. Look up Ssethregore: In the Coils of the Serpent Empire for a detailed history of this slave race bred by the Ssethregoran serpent lords. Lots of nice creepy flavour.

In the immortal words of Black Mage: LANDBRIDGE! How is a character who does what two do, only BADLY, powerful?! Your spell access is weak, you never get 9th level spells, your DCs are inferior, you have to take Practiced Spellcaster twice JUST TO KEEP UP, and you have MAD to boot. How is...