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Races with level adjustments gain feats slower than races without level adjustments. For instance, races with a level adjustment of 1 would gain a feat one level later than normal. A tiefling gets its second feat at class level 3, not effective level 3. Thus, tiefling rogue who is level 2...

What happens if an intelligent weapon is successfully sundered and reduced to 0 hit points? Does it “die”? If the weapon is repaired, does the intelligent force come back or is it permanently “dead”?

Knowledge(Nature): The SRD/PHB doesn't really give a good definition for this skill but in Masters of the Wild, there is a Knowledge(Nature) vs. Wilderness Lore (the book was written for 3.0). Survival: You can track, predict the weather, and determine where true north is. Not get lost and...

My original idea was to possibly allow someone to "steer" their body using the wind resistance against their falling body. However, after calculating how slow someone falls, I don't think there would be enough resistance to allow you to steer. A character under the effect of feather fall...

I didn't think so either.

Now that you put it that way, it makes perfect sense to not asign a penalty.

Doh!! :o I must have failed my spot check while reading this thread.

Flying 0' per round seems a lot like levitating in place to me.... Would it be out of line to assess a penalty for Hovering and attacking (equal to levitating and attacking)? If it isn't, the person could obviously “5’-fly[step]”, cancel the penalties and attack. Or since fly is a more...

I think you played it correctly requiring him to take 3 rounds of concentration before attacking. And the fact that one could cast dected evil to "see" beyond a door or the like.

I you are under a feather fall spell and falling, can you control your decent like a skydiver would? How much distance would you fall before you were able to "drift" left or right 5'?

A flying wizard immediately falls as per the normal rules in an antimagic zone.

I am going with the idea that it requires at least some physical effort to fly since armor and/or a medium/heavy load slows one down which implies that there is some physical impediment while flying. With that in mind, how much physical effort is involved in hovering? Could the person hover...

Yes it does. I can't think of any workarounds where you could attack/injure/harm someone without having repercussions.

I read through most of this information and it was great. Thanks for the input. I've come up with some great ideas along with some nasty surprises. I just hope my party doesn't try a full blown head on charge or else they are in for a rude awaking.

I appreciate all the help. I wanted to figure out what should happen when it pops up (and I’m sure it will) so I don’t spend a lot of game time getting no where.

I've been thinking of doing a PC vs. PC game but too was wondering how to make it work. My idea was to allow an evil group of PCs to take shelter in a large cave. They then get funds by raiding nearby towns and the like, mugging people on the open roads or chopping monsters to kibble and...

Whoo Hoo!! Happy Birthday Gary. I have one question though, did you or your DM roll for your "aging effects"? You might be eligible for increased Int, Wis, and Cha. :p

My player's favorite pastime activity while I set up the game and draw new areas for them to explore. … and I get my fun by knocking down their stack when they are finally on the last die.

2 sounds good to me also. Here’s my logic: I would say that the ability to fly is worth at least 1 ECL. The fact that you have "Good" maneuverability is worth another 1 ECL. SR 10 is nice but since it doesn’t increase it too should be worth ECL 1. Wild Empathy and Change self (at will)...

The Dromite does have a bonus to Charisma (-2 str, -2 wis, +2 chr) but they have a level adjustment of +1. If your DM is willing to work with you, you can modify a common race as per DMG3.5 Pg 171 If you followed the chart on 173, you would gain a +2 to your charisma but suffer a negative 2...