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I'm pretty sure both the bardic knowledge and loremaster lore ability use their class level + Int modifier as the bonus. Since those are two different sources, I'd say you get to two rolls. If the GM won't allow a bardic know and a loremaster lore roll, I definitely think the two classes...

The requirements don't seem that bad to me. Alignment: Any nonlawful. Skills: Heal 4 ranks, Knowledge (arcana) 8 ranks. Feat: Graft Flesh. Special: Summon familiar class feature. You can find a sample of it on the WOTC site: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ex/20050408a&page=10

My gut tells me it's because it's such a low level spell and it doesn't give a saving throw but has a big effect. I'm no metamagic feat expert but it seems like it would be too easy to apply metamagic feats like Empower Spell, Quicken Spell, Twin Spell or some of the Sudden ones (or any combo...

But then wouldn't it make it too broken from a Will save persepective?

That's a novel idea, I like it! Did you actually develop any or just have some brainstormed ideas?

Ah, that could be what I noticed and confused me.

That awakened housecat sounds familiar. Maybe that's where I heard it.

Out of curiosity, are there any -1 LA races out there? I have a vague feeling that I've seen one before. Something like a kobold or goblin but maybe it was just a dream. Thanks!

I'm pretty terrible with names (of people, places and organizations alike), so I like to jot notes in the edges of my character sheet. Sometimes it takes a sec to get my bearings because of the many arrows connecting the notes: (Darkenthorn: city where Morgath said he'd meet us)...

We don't always use a battlemat but I think it's preferable it in D&D 3.x since so many of the rules revolve around spacing, line of sight, established movement, etc. Personally I enjoy playing with it because it brings a tactical/strategical bend to the game that turns it into a sort of chess...

Ah, that makes much more sense! Yeah, the trick would be getting that devil hide!

I would say that many extra feats are too much for the loss of spells but that's my gut feeling. There is a non-spellcasting variant in C. War. that gives +10' movement when not in heavy armor or heavily encumbered (at 6th level); gain +4 to Con, Dex or Wis for 1 minute per Class level once...

I was actually working on a force mage myself, last night. Does anyone have a list of Force spells and their sources handy? Thanks!

I don't have the book in front of me right now, so I'm not sure if there's an alignment restriction or not. But it is from the Book of Exalted Deeds, so maybe there's a good restriction to it.

That's what I was thinking too.

Heh, those were great suggestions but I ran into a snag when checking it. I wanted to get the Devilhusk armor (+5 Hide armor from a Barbed Devil, on a successful Grapple check the barbs do 3d8 + 1 1/2 Str. damage) and apply Halfweight (this armor is treated as Light armor) to it. The snag is...

I wholeheartedly agree. A person who is slimey is no odder than a living statue (Green Star Adept), half-dragon half-human sideshow act (Dragon Disciple) or a Teenage Mutant Cleric/Wizard Turtle (Geomancer). If the Permanently Enlarged Fighter, the Permanently Reduced Sorcerer, the Transmuter...

Yeah, that's what was throwing me. I couldn't figure out what the + of the unique item was. Thanks for the response!

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There is a feat in Races of Stone, Earth Fist, that lets you count unarmed attacks as Cold Iron for DR purposes. And it needs Earth Sense as a prereq. and you have to be a Dwarf, Gnome or Goliath.