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I agree with Loki... it depends on who you're selling the items to. If you're trying to sell something to a Merchant, he has to make a profit from it, so he's only going to buy it for half price. On the other hand, if you are selling it to someone else AS a Merchant, you can make full price on...

I don't see how it's being inconsistant. If a Dragon breathes fire, and rolls a 4 on his D4, and then on that same turn 4 wizards cast full round action spells, then on the dragon's turn, does he get to breath again? No, because only 1 round has passed. FIVE characters (including the dragon)...

You could use Ride-By-Attack in the air in my mind, if you're mounted on a flying creature. It is different enough from Fly-By attack that I can think of situations in which you might want to. Unless Ride-By Attack specifies that your mount has to be on the ground, and Spring Attack specifies...

Okay, forget about WAITING. If a dragon breathes, and then a spellcaster casts a spell, have 6 seconds passed for the dragon? As far as I understand the rules, no. Everything in D&D occurs in sequence, but simultaneously at the same time, even though no actions ACTUALLY take place at the same...

The dragon hasn't waited at all, because you cannot "wait" when it is not your turn. By your logic, then let's say a dragon is in combat with 4 spellcasters. On round 1, the dragon breaths. He rolls a 4 on the D4 for how long he must wait. 4 rounds. Okay, now the 4 spellcasters all cast...

Biliruben, I like your reasoning... but it takes TIME for the dragon to actually breath, it isn't instantanous. He can't breath and begin recharging in 1 second. Breathing is a standard action. Since one can only take one standard action per round, it makes sense that a standard action takes...

You don't have to wait one action; you have to wait one round. So we're agreed that the dragon has to wait one round? A round equals 6 seconds. Thus, a dragon has to wait at least 6 seconds before it can breathe again. Attempting to break down the TIME it takes a dragon to breathe is futile...

I'm not sure if ANYTHING has been "officially" announced... but I've heard about the bard's casting ability ignoring armor failure from a couple of sources. People have argued about balancing the Ranger forever, so I don't see any point in mentioning that here. I'll just say that I think...

I don't think the CR of animated objects takes into account what would happen if you animated an Adamantine door, or something similar. I think intuition is the best way to go if you want to animate more exotic and hard materials. Just remember though, I wouldn't go changing the CR just by...

I'd say that you could use Spring Attack while flying. It simply allows you to move before and after your attack. Flyby Attack is SLIGHTLY different in that it allows you to take a partial action during your move. Technically, a flying wizard could do this to cast a spell, such as fly in...

ALL equipment that is melded into you when you polymorph becomes non-functional. This includes any magic items you are wearing or wielding. This assumes, of course, that you are polymorphing into a creature that doesn't normally use equipment. If I polymorphed a fighter with a +1 great sword...

Well, since the Druid's animal companion ability is really just a casting or several castings of "Animal Friendship", I don't see how removing one spell from your Druid's spell list (I would assume you are removing the spell, otherwise you'd just be able to get an animal companion anyways) is...

That is true. However, you could remove your equipment, have the wizard polymorph you, and then don your equipment again. At least, you could don equipment that would fit your new form.

Or a whip, but that isn't a "reach" weapon in the conventional sense.

We have sort of a "silent rule" in my group regarding when/if you have your weapons out and ready. In a dungeon, or whenever the party is OBVIOUSLY going to be in danger at any moment, your main weapon is assumed, by me, the DM, to be drawn and ready. While traveling, your main weapon is...

Aye, that's much clearer. I kinda raised my eyebrow when I read what the SRD said... it sounded way too vague to be how it was phrased in the MM.

From the SRD: [/b] I've always run it the latter way as well, meaning a dragon always has at least 1 round in between using its breath weapon. However, does "1 round later" mean next round? It might, I dunno. I'm thinking that on the dragon's next turn, since it just breathed last turn, a...

Ah, sorry then! I didn't know the Forsaker class specified that SR stacks. Oops! I'd do what Felix outlined in that case.

Getting back on topic to unhealthy familiar use... Once the party discovered a wizard's tower. However, the tower itself was a ruin, only the door was important. The door was actually an portal to the Plane of Negative Energy, where the wizard had constructed himself a stronghold. In such a...

I'm almost positive that when you have SR from two different sources, you simply take the highest value. They don't stack in any way. In this case, you'd take the Drow SR value.