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Retraining rules and circumstance bonuses and penalties cover this.

Which isn't the case of the OP.

I think that this is a good example of how a lawful evil person describes their actions.

I think there's some sort of robo-arm in the Book of Exalted deeds.

Definitely not.

The other problem with dungeon punk is that armor (spiked or unspiked) isn't very good if it isn't covering your squishy organs.

U killed my father. Prepare to die.

They dropped it on the squid. At least, I'm sure most PCs would try it

I'd advise, though, that you don't read more than two or three of them. They get really repetitive.

I agree with SHARK on one major point- the fighter's skills *are* pitiful, and it really constrains any character that uses the class.

One of the problems with this conflict is that most aspects that define law and chaos are identical.

CR: Don't run, you'll die tired The rest of the stat block: Pun-Pun Commoner 1 (with every other class in the game + arbitrarily large and hitdice +infinity) Small Humanoid (reptilian) Divine Rank: Infinite Hit Dice: d4 + Infinity + Infinityd8 (Infinite HP) Initiative: Infinite Speed: Infinite...

I'm entirely sure that that number is inaccurate. As soon as you introduce any rules expansion, Pun-Pun has access to all abilities therein.

I think it was the great cleavage that got to them.

Now that's funny.

Who keeps a 10 foot pole? My character always has a ladder. Much more useful.

(By the way, if the players remembered to search the lava for loot, they should have the AXE OF MORGOSH now.)

Divine minion isn't needed. It's a trick to get the character level the lowest, but isn't an essential part of what pun-pun is. Pun-Pun is, essentially, abusing the horribly broken manipulate form ability to abuse every other rules loophole. Anything that any character can do, pun-pun can...

Involve Lovecraft. The demiplane is adrift in the far realms. Each time you travel to it a little bit of the Far Realms seeps into the world. Each trip taints you a little more.

Because I enjoy having characters that I like, and it's hard to like someone who's already dead. And I'm not going to want to spend much time preparing backstory which can be completely wiped out on a higher-than-average roll. Early levels are much more enjoyable with some safeguards in place...