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You're brilliant Krafen! Thanks!! (The sad part is, I actually own that book already! I guess that means I need to start playing in an underdark game so I actually read that book.)

Actually it was for a grappling fighter concept to use the Devilhusk armor with the Reaping Mauler PrC. Devilhusk is Hide armor (Medium) but the Reaping Mauler gains most of its special abilities when wearing Light or no armor. If there was a RAW way to make it work together, that'd be excellent.

Is there an enhancement to make armor count as the next lighter category? (In order to give non-metal armors the same effect that mithral does.) If there is no such thing, is it abusive to allow it? Thanks!!

Thanks for the great advice, all! It's going to make choosing a bunch easier!

I've never played a sorcerer before but I wanted to make a Force based sorcerer that would go into the Argent Savant and Force Missle Mage PrCs. Since the focus is Force spells I want to take lots of them but I don't want to end up taking too many and make the character less effective over all...

In the Ptolus game I'm in, our GM has been making us keep track of money spent on sustenance and I'm enjoying that dyanamic. Since we're all brand new immigrants and starting PCs with little starting money left over, I like that we can't just shell out money for weapons and equipment because we...

I think it should suffer the penalties just like any ranged attack into melee would.

I'm not great at judging balance but my instinct would be that it's slightly overpowered because the PrC assumed a limited number of shapechanging per day whereas the PHII variant has no limit. But in looking at it further I think the lack of a limited number of shapechanges per day is...

Or if the players out of character agree that even though their characters are going to be Evil, that doesn't mean they must have a desire to stab each other in the back. Just because they're Evil doesn't mean they can't be unambitious or work well with others.

I think Draconomicon is great if you're GMing a game with dragons in it. Otherwise it's a good book but it won't see much use. I liked Dragon Magic of those three the most. It has lots of extra crunch for lots of classes and of those three is the book I'd use the most as a player. I'll use...

I'd start by finding out what the ambitions of the characters are. If they have no designs on taking over the world your overarching story will be much different than if they did. It looks like they're pretty city bound, so in the effort to have them grow in power I'd have them raise in rank...

Aw shucks, that would have been the clincher for me. Thanks for the info though!

They're not really magic items but does the Magic Compendium have any Grafts in it? Thanks!!

Aw, that's a great idea! I'm going to steal it for my unarmed Fighter!

Or if you don't like the Lawful restriction that Monks have you can take two levels of Battledancer (from the Dragon Compendium) and get similar benefits (although their stuff is based on Charisma, not Wisdom).

I really like that sort of idea for any character. To me it gives a sort of natural feel to the character, in the sense that they're not as completely planned out as you say in your character backstory. As long as the GM isn't directing the character into a direction that ruins the PC for the...

Here are some druidic water spells that aren't in the PHB or Complete series: Rogue Wave (From Dragon 314 p46) Geyser (From Dragon 334 p75) Rushing Waters (From Underdark p61) Drown (From Underdark p58) Curse of Spilt Water (From Dragon 334 p74) Extract Water Elemental (From Dragon 314 p46)...

When I was in middle school I saw a commercial for the Hero Quest board game. Two of my friends any my brother played through all of the store bought modules and then started writing our own. For Christmas one year I asked for one of the more rare HQ modules but it wasn't available, so my...

Have you checked Stormwrack? I don't have it in front of me but it seems like it should have a wealth of water spells.