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I think I threw up a little in my mouth.

Would the Fear effect keyword from a wand be able to cross over like they do with damage type keywords? Though I can't think of any Warlock powers off the top of my head that have save end effects that would be valid. Most are ongoing fire damage and wouldn't make sense for the Fear keyword to...

Erinyes are right where they belong. Under their proper name of "Succubus."

It should have been sustained only until the end of the next turn. It says once per encounter as a free action. It does not turn it into sustain minor.

I much prefer just finding some way to abuse the rule or decision against them. If a player tries to abuse the system in a way that can make the game not fun for others, then it's only fair that the DM gets to do the same to him. Though, yeah, talking to the player first might be the better...

They're too busy saving the world from the other dangers your group is ignoring. The Terrasque isn't going to fight itself.

You win this time, Gadget.

Halfling conspiracy.

Edit: Nm, I think I misunderstood something.

One's how I would do it. The other is a more serious and elaborate concession that it's really up to the DM and not a rule. That's not a contradiction. I'd definitely have them surrender. Or run away. But I'm telling you that it's up to you, not me. I never once said anything derogatory...

*yoink* I need the residuulinium.

That's what adventure hooks are for. You're not placing treasure they want to find in a pile, they're going for treasure where they know it is. Also known as bribery.

Nobody's bottlenecking ideas. They're just focusing the core ones and minimizing dice rolls. There's certain to be books out that include two-weapon powers for fighters, they're just not included with the core PHB because that's not at the core of the fighter.

I must be misunderstanding the question. It sounds like you're asking if you can take several power-swap feats. As far as I'm aware, yes. Edit: Unless you mean to take each one of the 3 multiple times. Then I don't know.

Make it so that partial success on the first task (but failure) gives them a general idea of where he's going to go, but not the specific location. That way it'll be easier to follow him, but they still need to follow him. They won't have to follow as closely, so they don't need to meet as...

You can do whatever you want. Non-sapient creatures would obviously never surrender. Unless they're trained to go by commands. Kobolds can be cowardly, so they're probably already looking for the chance to surrender. There's nothing "going on." It's a DM call. Base it off whatever factors...

I'm pretty sure this is already included. At least for armors. They have max enchant values. I could be totally wrong.

If it's Kobolds, they definitely surrender.

This would be a good situation for victory charts!