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The suggestion isn't to provide the monk with a companion, but just in the case of that eventuality. They would still get nonbuff spells... dispel magic, neutralize poison and so forth... but they could sacrifice a number of spell slots of the correct level per day equal to their wisdom ability...

Give monks access to the ranger or paladin spell list (with a few necessary changes, obviously), and while conscious allow them to maintain a number of buffs on themselves, their gear, and any bonded companion (i.e. familiar, animal companion, etc etc) equal to their wisdom modifier. i.e. a...

I don't think he means action points in the way we mean action points... I think more like you have points that act as a form of currency... and that has a lot of merit to it.

Form of Many Dragons: For each point of wisdom the monk possesses he may continuously maintain any prepared spell he casts upon himself, his attendant gear or a creature linked to him through a special bond, such as an Animal Companion or a Familiar. If the monk becomes unconsciousness, he loses...

I appreciate your balanced perspective. As you pointed out the MT, despite what one would think would be amazing synergy, was still considered under performing when compared to a straight caster of either class. My class begs the question... is anything the mystic can do in a single round...

Wonder if any of these players have died...

Why not give Monks their choice of Ranger or Paladin spellcasting? you'd need to tweak the spell lists a bit... but either one fits a certain monk path very nicely. A weapon wielding monk would be better off taking the paladin path, and a fist fighting monk would be better off taking the rangers...

You mean ac bonuses from a shield a spell and a breastplate dont stack? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I997 using Tapatalk 2

If DR is not a bonus... is it a penalty?

Unless we're reading it wrong... and the "source" in question is the source of the damage. Else why specifically list two different sources of damage in their example?

Try reading the PHB. It doesn't list source as being Cold iron from a helm + cold iron from race... it lists source as being dr/cold iron and dr/evil or somesuch. So, turn to stacking rules themselves... Combine for a cumulative effect. In most cases, modifiers to a given check or roll stack...

In every d&d product ive played dr of the same type stacks if its from your race, class, or from feats. Spells and items do not stack. If you dont play it that way things quickly become nonsensical. The various feats and prcs that grant dr/ci often dont stack with each other then thus making...

DR always stacks if it's the same type. This means I'd start the game with 15/cold iron.

Harry Potter. They even have cars and trains...

That was actually my reasoning behind it.

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At 7th level it'd be kinda like russian roullette. Sure you've got 6 hp... but you've also got 10/cold iron, greater inviso, and 16 SR. So if most creatures are going to attack you they're going to have to attack a point in the sky they can only guess at... and even if they hit youthere's a...

A dm can step in at any time and say no. Even after a character has a spell or ability. Would you tolerate a codzilla at your table? I wouldnt unless the game was specifically set up for it. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I997 using Tapatalk 2

Ive been mulling the benefits of stacking various fey benefits and making a super fey character. The icky part is the loss of six character levels and a bunxh of crap fey heritage feats. At ecl 20 with lvl buyoff you would be a 15th lvl warlock. +10 cha and dex, 21 dr/cold iron, greater...

I've been considering restricting the spells known to the discipline list. i.e. you're exchanging 3 schools of magic for access to the discipline of telepathy, or the seer clairsentience discipline. You walk away with only about 9... maybe 10 powers... but it would add a significant degree of...