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Caster level and the person making the ring have nothing to do with each other. If I was forgeing a magical ring, I could get a level 1 Cleric to cast the spells for it, and it would work just fine. Regardless, I would price it at atleast 4,000-8,000 simply because it's alot of effects that...

If you do it that way, you just got 50 keen arrows really cheep that only require a little prep work before a battle, instead of keen arrows for 1 battle as it was intended. The idea is when the oil is uses, he spell discharges and is used. Doing it one arrow at a time breaks the whole reason...

I am often large, wit upwards of 28 strength, manhandling a medium creature... I've often wanted to throw them but sadly there are no untrained ways to do this. Personally I think if I have *twice* the size and strength of something, I should be able to toss em. My DM said it's grapple at a...

I was always under the impression that even dieties couldn't effect the way people worshipped. That being of the few things that are beyond their influance... hell why dont they just force everyone to worship them then? I always figured at most they could trick someone into worshipping them...

Personally, I always thought it sucked, unless you had someone really far off, or it was storming.

Well it's not that over powered, three feats for 2d8 more damage... its pretty twinky, but its not bad. I just think from a flavor stand point it would be pretty silly looking.

At what penalty? Monkey grip is still a -2 right? Personally I wouldn't give anyone monkey grip... just because it's silly.

Exactally, the touch componant makes it useless deciphering languages of anyone but people you know very well... even friendly people aren't going to let you hold their hand while you talk to them.

Just a rant, so take no notice. I never saw how PCs could ever kill demon princes, or Old Snarl, or anyone like that... because the only way for them to do it, is for the DM to NOT use the resources available to the NPC. A demon prince, even if you're level 25 has waaay to much resources...

Unless the language involves the slaughter of innocent souls... no But most demons speak telepathically, and if a demon doesn't want to speak, theres no point speaking to it... so I wouldn't bother with the language personally

The one reason I can think of for facing is Spot checks and Darkvision. With the current rules, you can't hide within 60 feet of someone with darkvision. So you can't sneak past dwarves (and every other monster in the game) now? You can role-play past this, but if you do it with NPCs a...

R.A. Salvetore- The Dark Elf Trilogy, and the Cleric Quintent are both good. Dark Elf probabley being his best work... the rest of his novels seem to be very common fair, as if he can't really develope Drizzt's charecter any more than to throw more enemies at him. The Avatar Trilogy is good...

In the Book of Vile Darkness, there is a Disease called Soul Rot. When they eat the flesh of an evil outsider, causes wis and cha damage with a very high DC "Soul rots eats the mind and soul of the victim until he dies a horrible agonizing death full of pain and misery."

Well, I'm pretty much gonna go with what I had written earlier. It fits well into my planed story line, and its not going directly against any rules so I feel pretty comfortable about it. 100 years seems pretty good for a demon, and gives good plot hooks. Great-Grandfather killed a demon...

So what do ya'll think. Demons restricted to their home planes unless summoned or some other loop hole? Otherwise I would think that the demon princes would just over run the prime in about a fort night. Fits the encredibly powerful, but needs mortals to acomplish their plans shtick you...

Forgotten Realms campaign here. So, when a demon is on the Prime Material plane, and it is killed, what happens? I understand that if it's a summoned creature it returns to its home plane and is restored. Is there anything keeping demons from just plane shifting to the prime material plane...

Yes, but really even if allowed to stack up, it's easily countered by a fourth level spell-- stone shape.

Bones are hollow though, they'd really more float than swim... actually I think they'd be tottally screwed in water since they could move very fast at all and would be bobbing on the surface.

Yes but wont your manner of combat be extremely unpaladinly? Sneak attacks? Even if you're not *sneaking* its a very odd manner for a paladin to fight in.

I actually... yeah D&D is not a game to be watched, it just looks so bad from the outside. Im thinking maybe they should be using some pre-written mods, or he needs to work on his flavor-text. Screw normal D&D, all epic battles if it's gonna be on a show. I mean, hell, it takes 6 hours to get...