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Not to mentiong the Books and Wish grant the same bonus. Reading a +5 book is exactly like casting 5 wishes in a row. You couldn't wish to double the effect of a wish (like I wish the next wish I wished was twice as effective, I wish that the next wish was twice as effective again, I wish I was...

Aint that the F'ing truth. You're like Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. I keep waiting for you to end a post with a quote and "Thats a really good idea... FOR ME TO POOP ON!" Still theres something likeable about both you and Triumph. Just can't take either of you too seriously most of the time.

Personally I'd rather Sunder the bow. Otherwise he'll probably just pick it up and keep shooting me. Plus the weapons size doesn't matter and bows have pretty terrible hit points and hardness. As far as the question the arrows don't count, and while its technically a two handed weapon, I favor...

Its one of those questions that reoccurs ever so often (like Raging Sneak attacks, adamantite weapons and DR, sorcerors vs wizards, How Rangers supposedly suck), theres a lot of them so don't feel too bad about rehashing it if its been a while or whatever. As far as the whole accurate spells...

A case could be made that a say, greatsword, is not a throwing weapon (ie no range increment, etc) and as such couldn't be Returning. I mean a bow could be a thrown weapon if you want I guess, but it doesn't really fit too well. Plus what mage would enchant a Warhammer or Greatsword of...

For me it depends on the situation. If its a dungeon something is bound to encounter them in the course of 13 some odd hours. Have an encounter from the next room come looking for them, and attack them while they are searching. Or just don't have anything there for them, maybe they'll get...

Or Faerie Fire for that matter. I like the idea of continual flame marbles for a lot of reasons. Never thought of that one.

We level about every other session or so (which works out to roughly every 10-14 hours of play). Of course most fights are well over the party's CR (since in my DM/My opinion fights with CR encounters are actually boring for everyone- and the situation rarely calls for the 3-4 encounters a day...

Theoretically 100,000 gp per +10, double for everyone past the second for not taking a slot for a total of 1.1 MXP (or Mega=million). Items of that level will probably be addressed in Epic book. Not that I'd know of course.

Cast daylight. Then kill him. We had a Shadowdancer a while back, it was a really neat ability, but overall it didn't seem too powerful. If abused it could be, but the then DM can just rule theres no shadows around to hide in or that the opponents get a huge bonus to see them when theres little...

According to the FRCS native outsiders can be banished because it just removed them from the plane they are on, it doesn't neccessarily send them to thier home plane, just off of yours. Someone in my group said he saw, something contrary to that in a Dragon, magazines Sage Advice, but since its...

Just one question to end an argument. Can you use Sneak Attack while Raging? Yes. You can't use any ability that requires concentration when raging, but sneak attack doesn't require concentration, just the ability and the opportunity to use it. Skip Williams RPG R&D

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I have to say, that while the above creature and some others (like GreatWyrm Force and Prismatic Dragons) are a study in really large numbers, especially hit points and ACs, overall it seems pretty balanced. IF you look at some of the CR21-25 creatures they seem really powerful, but not to the...

Ah ha! My inexperience with PDFs is overcome. I give you the worst creature ever.... Edited by moderator.

I always use Knowledge:ARcana for things that aren't in the books per say, or to determine other strange things. Say the party comes across an ancient ruin within are some magical symbols and the like, but Spellcraft rolls don't work (since its not a spell effect from the book per say)...

Has anyone seen the Epic Level Playtest document? While it does look pretty neat, I have to say somethings make me want to cry for my mommy. Unfortunately its PDF, so you can't really cut and paste, but I'll just say anything that actually says: Attacks: 100 greatswords +71 melee Damage...

That would be one big tower shield, especially for a goblin. 5'x5' is pretty big, and the tower shield is at best maybe 3' wide (and thats being generous). With a mantlet (or movable wall basically, you could stop it, but thats like saying you can't cast throug a closed door.

I think the idea has some merit, but its not doing anywhere near the damage the player is hoping for. I reward people who think of clever ideas. People who try to find holes in the rules and exploit them for insane effect, don't usually score too high with me. First of all it tends to unbalance...

I'd call them an outsider with a special clause that allows them to be raised, unlike other outsiders. Wont retype the whole "native outsider" thing from FRCS, but thats the gist of it. Basically allows PCs who are Tieflings and the like to be raised. Otherwise it sure would suck if you died...