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I would if you could please give me an example of what you mean exaclty. Slim

Probably a question that has been asked a million times and answered as much, but here goes: Say you have Steve the Spring Attack master. Steve is medium and uses a weapon with 5' reach. Steve wants to attack Bronk, the Spiked-chain wielding Ogre Barbarian. If Steve spring attacks Bronk, are...

Also, unless I'm forgetting something, at the levels are at, you're taking XP penalties. That's bad, no? Slim

skunk = dire squirrel + troglodyte Slim

Well you don'T really need Savage Species for a half-celestial (or for any template, in fact), you just need the ECL. Seems the official ECL is 4. This means that a first level Half Celestial Elven Fighter = 5th level character. a) Take your 1st level elven fighter b) determine if he has wings...

Oh, then it's simpler, since 3.0 wasn't clear whether there were actual blades in the middle of a blade barrier. If the target is within the ringed wall, then he takes no damage, since there is actual space in the middle of the Blade Ring. If the target is caught in the Wall of Blades (maybe...

LOOK OVER THERE! *erases the traces of his hopefully momentary stupidity* I don't know why I always read that sentence (even in 3.0) the way I did. Not enough / too much drugs maybe? Slim

You mean that's not Thanee? Eeps. As for restriction, never been a big fan. Slim

The wizard is going to be very versatile, so you need to be too. Also, I doubt that 2-PC campaign will be the same as a 4 or 5-PC campaign. Are you planning on doing a lot of fighting / exploring, or mostly urban adventures? A rogue with maxed out UMD or a Bard could team up well with a wizard...

Doesn't Darkvision also confer Low-light vision? Slim

I assume you're playing the 3.0 version. How we interpreted it was such: The creature trapped in the Barrier, on its turn, must: 1) Make a Reflex Save. 1.1) If the save is succesful, the creature takes no damage. 1.2) If the save is unsuccessful, the creature takes full damage. 2) Exit the...

The Half-Celestial Template has an ECL of +5 (from Dragon magazine #293, I don't know if it has changed in Savage Species). A 1st-level Half-Celestial Elven Fighter is a 6th level character, has 15,000XP and needs 6,000XP to reach his "7th" level (ie his 2nd Fighter level). He gains skills and...

One of the problems of correctly evaluating a monster's CR is the fact that it can be a total killer in a certain situation, whereas the PC's can take them out in a round in another. Take your Minotaur example. Those monsters are melee monsters. They do have the capacity to dish out tremendous...

Some info can be extrapolated from Baldur's Gate I if you have played it. Slim edit perhaps this site has info: http://www.candlekeep.com/

It is correct. And it will bring in as much XP as if you had faced a single, CR 13 monster. 4 CR9 monsters = 4 * 975XP = 3900 XP 1 CR13 monster = 1 * 3900 = 3900 XP The creatures should have appropriate magical equipment for their level. Slim

Good point, I should have made more clear what I meant by "viable". I won't hide it, it's basically about combat. The majority of the campaigns I play in are very "physical" in nature. There is a lot of combat. I was wondering, I guess, about the survivability and usefulness of such a...

It does pretty much invalidate the whole FRCS Rune Magic section :) Also, what would stop a cleric from casting 1,000,000 Cure Light Wound spells in advance and bringing them with him (casting his spell on tiny boxes, for example)? Slim

Doesn't that feat exist already? Slim

What happens on a failed roll? Doesn't it lead to a LOT more dice rolls? Slim

Hm. And it seems absent from the 3.5 SRD as well, whereas the 3.0 SRD had the following info: Slim edit wait wait wait a minute... Since it was in the TypesSubtypesAbilities.rtf file, it's probably in the MM? Slim