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It can be. I was deliberately vague in my definition of object. Additionally, it can be the possession of somebody who does have a will.

True neutral - under a compulsion

Hmm... let's see if I can do a reducto ad absurdium on this... Picking up objects is inherently evil. However, any specific act consists of all of its parts, and the evil of picking up items may be justifiable in certain circumstances. Saving a life, for instance, or clearing up litter. But you...

Gaining divine rank zero allows you to gain further divine ranks if you follow *hideously_complex_Ritual* and gain worshippers. There's an evil magician who's working on ascension, and searching for the orb as well.

Who needs to build bridges when you have wall of stone and fabricate? Also, contagion + animal messenger is a great army killer.

I wasn't being entirely serious either. It would be just as easy to sa: "I'd like to start the next adventure with you guys in jail. Tell me how you got there, and how many of Lord Nefarious' minions did you take down." That way the players still have some control of the situation, and it...

By that chain of logic, flesh to stone doesn't work.

Roll 4d6. Thats how many guards you kill before you're captured.

Stolen from the WOTC boards

Alignment restrictions when crafting significantly lower the cost. They also prevent any problems with accidentally converting good people. Helm goes on, helm comes off. Helm goes on, helm comes off. Repeat until they get a natural one.

My first TPK was even better! I wasn't even playing in the same game as the characters who were killed!

Bards become rich and influential? Clerics of an ideal become even more munchkinny?

IIRC, skill checks don't have critical failures/successes. About ninety percent of the time I'd go for the skill focus. There aren't many times when you need a super-high check that you won't be able to take twenty on.

One houserule that makes it a littler more playable (and removes some of the entangling arguments) is that is only highlights people who your patron deity wants you to smite

Acorn, I think

When they "sing" it sounds almost exactly like a cry for help.

It's been done, actually, although not in official tournaments (since the hosts didn't want a computer to claim grandmastership.)

IMC it's a school of thought. Specialists approach spellcasting in such a way that some spells come more naturally to them. Unfortunately, this leads to some forms of magic being almost incomprehensible.

There's the mage's spectacles soulmeld, but that's not really an item, and only adds a bonus to spellcraft, decipher script, and UMD (although you can then use the skills untrained

Great movie, despite the wrost techknowbabbla ebar. It doesn't even deserve to be spelled correctly.