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Mithral Full Plate of speed is a specific armor with it's own properties. Text overrides tables (even in later published works) when there is a conflict For me, it's more about Barbarians wearing Mithral Full plate without having profieciency in it Also, it really screws over Heavy Armor...

Mithral armor is only 'treated' as one category lighter for purposes of MOVEMENT and other LIMITATIONS. You can wear armor if you are not proficient in it, so lacking proficiency is not a limitation. Also, note that the FAQ says, "This isn’t exactly what the DUNGEON MASTER’s Guide says"...

For me, the big mistake in the FAQ is the entry on Mithral armor being treaded as one category lighter for all purposes...and even admits that this is not what the DMG says. They just use it because it's a simpler answer than the RAW.

he means the FAQ...a document that admitidly has some errors and actual changing of rules when it's supposed to not make new rules. Of course, this means that because the FAQ mentions that feint is a move action (when in fact it is a standard action) that ALL other rulings and clarifications...

yet every time WOTC has made a statement/ruling/FAQ about sunder, they had clearly indicated that it can be used multiple times in a full attack action...pretty clear to me that the mistake is in the table.

except that you can't sunder with a piercing weapon.

Been following this thread for a while now. The camp that says that sunder can not be subtitued for a melee attack are completely ignoring everything WOTC has said on the subject and are trying (weakly, IMO) to assert that the text and the table do not conflict. check out this, in rules of the...

misread the question..ignore me..it's late :)

yes, that's me :) I imagine that most people crafting will take 10 if their skill is good enough to make the DC but not high enough to auto make it. Taking 10 not only evens out the time required (no matter how you determine it), but also guarantees there are no losses. Yea, adamantine...

Many people have noted that with the current crafting rules, it often takes less time to create a High DC item than it does to create a simarly valued item with a lower DC. I know that there is the option to increase the DC by 10 to help with the time, but I've always felt limited by the...

So, a Vigor spell can't be made persistant...(touch spell). luckily for my recently ended campaign, the DM allowed it (it was real nice to heal 1 pt. a round all the time ;)