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Given its CR is only 6, I'd say #1. Otherwise the things nearly unkillable. We don't need any more Remorhaz's (Remorhazi?).

Just to clarify its not a "limit" but a guideline for how much treasure your average PC should have at a given level. I personally ignore the table after characters are made and just double check it once in a while to make sure the PCs aren't very far ahead or behind the curve. If you use it as...

LOL. Thats the first time I've seen Skip actually post his opinion like that. Normally he says something like (I don't see why you would want to), its funny to see "you're really screwing yourself."

We also use the 1/2 lb for potions. Basically AlchFire is just more liquid than a potion, therefore it weighs more. As far as encumbrane slowing things down, it shouldn't. As long as the PCs kept track of it when they first made their characters, its not too big a deal. The only problems really...

As far as having it unloaded, but still having it cocked, it wouldn't work for the simple reason that real middleages crossbows, don't have a modern firearm trigger. They have a metal bar that you push up that lowers the pin holding the string and releases the bolt. Look online if you can find...

Which is always true of any spell or situation.

If it was as the spell, it would say so (ie target is affected by Fear as the spell as if cast by a lvlx sorceror). Since it specfically describes another effect, I'd say no to it being the actual spell. Seems like poor editing.

As far as Con check skills theres only one Concentration and only Undead would really need to use it. They use thier Cha as a modifier.

You basically use one feat to get +2 to hit. Seems like a pretty good deal to me. Sure 2 battle axes would do the same thing, but you lose lots of advantages (as noted above), and its harder to hit. I suppose you're more vulnerable to sunders, but thats true of a two handed weapon, so theres no...

Seems I accidently deleted most of them... oh well, still got 2 left: 1) Can see invisibility be cast on other people? No. The description lists no targets, but with a range it would seem to indicate it could be. On the other hand its description seems to lean towards just the caster (ie...

That rarely matters when you spend 80% of any given fight saving the rest of the party from dying. I had a 12th level cleric in the last campaign I was in. Sure I could kick butt, but if you play as part of a team (not to mention roleplaying properly) most of your spells are better cast on other...

My bad. Bracers of Striking is the proper name. Monk bracers just seemed right at the moment.

All undead have fairly high Cha (skeletons 11, wights 15, spectres 15, wraiths 15, shadows 13, Vamps/Liches have a bonus). Only zombies have a low Cha. Compared to other undead they aren't out of line, whereas Hill Giants compared to other giants seem way out of line (as in they are obviously...

I don't see alch fire as a weapon per say, as much as a misc item myself (its not on the weapons list in the PHB). The druid's weapon list is a list of weapons, as in those that require weapon profs. Isn't there a spell that makes a wooden shield a powerful weapon on the Druid spell list...

I've got a few of these floating around, I'll be glad to forward them to someone, but I'm not up to making an account and copying and pasting to another board. Let me know if you want them.

Ok. To hopefully help some people understand, heres my simplified version of how Defending weapons work: Defending weapons are EXACTLY like Expertise, only they use the weapons +'s instead of the players BAB. All restrictions and requirements of Expertise apply equally to Defending weapons.

You can't do 1d6/10' moved because they aren't speeding up. Falling damage from height increases because bodies increase in speed as they fall. TK moves them at one constant speed, they don't go faster and faster as you push them, they are pushed as fast at 10' as at 100'. As far as the rocks...

If you can get said DM to put down his crack pipe long enough to make the ruling.

Basically a partial action is just like a standard action only there are a few other things you can do only in a partial action (like a partial run/charge). For all intents and purposes a partial action is a standard action. You can move, cast a spell, attack once, or whatever. Sometimes its...

But it was a spell. All spells used the save vs spells. All wands,staves, rods used save vs wands. IIRC Its been a LOOOOONG time since I read the 1e description of Hold Person. But it was worse since it hit 1 target/lvl (or was it 1d4+1 targets?) or gave a -4 to the save against 1 target.