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Yes, you can. Not quite. See, you have to determine if any line from your starting square passes through a square containing another creature. You can't just pick one possible line and be done with it. And if you check all of the lines that extend from your starting square to the destination...

Yeah, I thought about that after I posted. You're correct.

Eberron is heavily influenced by film noir, which is a very "dark" and "depressing" genre. Obviously, it's not to everyone's taste. Personally, I love it. So I'm afraid I can't really sympathize with your plight. I don't mind the fact that any character I create is going to have been...

Interesting. I concluded just the opposite. The Enlightened Fist definitely gets better class abilities, better (i.e., arcane) spells, doesn't suffer from the lame restriction on multiclassing, and isn't prohibited from using weapons as needed. Sure, the Sacred Fist benefits from the nice...

The only limitation on running or charging through the "gap" is that you have to be moving in a straight line. So yes, it might be difficult, but it's certainly not impossible.

It (really) means: "No walking around, holding the charge, for days on end." RAW purists can certainly argue differently, but that's the intent. If you find yourself in a grapple with an undischarged touch spell, you make your touch attack (at -4, of course) like you would with any other weapon.

:) I just automatically read it like the rules on item creation that say "The creator must have the spell prepared." That is, I said to myself, "Oh, well they're just trying to make the rule comprehensible for people by assuming the most common situation--that of a single creator. Of course...

I would use the Manyshot feat as an example, perhaps changing the Rapid Shot prerequisite to Quick Draw or TWF. Call it Manythrow or something. That would give you the ability to throw two (or more) axes as one standard action. This approach would also prevent the scout's skirmish ability...

The error in your thinking here results from superimposing grid squares--which exist only in our fevered imaginations and for the purpose of simplifying tactical resolution--on the lines formed by such troops. What you have really done with your house rule is reduce the number of enemies...

I agree that Hyp is (technically)correct as the rules are written...but does anyone know if this is actually the intent of the designers? It honestly never occurred to me to read these sections in any way other than with the underlying assumption that the character will be progressing...

<grumble> Lousy 7 Dex... </grumble>

15 points of damage every time it gets hit.

Nit: you don't have to be brought below Str 0 to die, just 0 is enough.

It depends on the amount of downtime available in the campaign. If the campaign provides little or none, no one with any sense will take any Item Creation feats at all, so the introduction of Craft Points may make those (previously worthless) feats more attractive. On the other hand, if...

Yes. Quarterstaves are not light weapons. You cannot use Weapon Finesse with a quarterstaff. No, they did not.

Yes. You can carry (not use) a buckler while using a bow or crossbow without penalty. You can carry (not use) a buckler while wielding a weapon in the same hand, but you take a -1 penalty on attack rolls. In either case, you do not get the buckler's AC bonus (because you're not using it...

Sure. But that in no way implies that it's the deity who strips you of your paladin-y powers.

Your suggested caption is even worse, though! (Or can we not see in the picture that he's wearing a Pegasus cloak?)

He's dead. The closest thing to an explicit rule on this point I can think of is (from the Renewal domain's special power): "If you fall below 0 hit points, you regain a number of hit points equal to 1d8 + your Charisma modifier. This supernatural ability functions once per day. If an attack...