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Dunno, but since magic armor costs about half as much as magic weaponry, it seems to work out. I've never really had a problem with BAB vs. AC, but maybe that's just because I play with a group of mild powergamers that consider an AC under 20 to be a sin. Though reputation bonuses do sound tasty.

Hmmm... but Mordenkainen's Magnificent Mansion would somewhat overshadow that. Generally, you only include the most powerful requirement (Why have Flame Arrow when you've got a Fireball?). For example, summoning items don't require Summon Monster I-whatever, they require the specific level. Just...

Forboding prophecies, lost gods, and mythos :) Or maybe just lots and lots of undead, with some sort of hackneyed ancient curse. Perhaps a minor artifact (as a McGuffin), quested for by other treasure hunters? Along that line, maybe the place holds an ancient library of scrolls and engraved...

Yep. Only problem is when those spells screw up. Actually, evil wizards tend to have a bit of an advantage, because denizens of the lower planes are less likely to rend them limb from limb. Key word: less.

I've contemplated ideas along the same lines, but partial levels don't seem very useful to me. Maybe it's because I like to give out XP at the end of a session, and that would require too much bookkeeping on the part of the players and the DM. What I came up with is a 'declaration' system...

Mixed. I think. I don't have the character sheet on me, and since none of the spells I cast have alignment restrictions, I don't even know if I wrote it down ;)

I've always wondered about that question in 3.0: If you have an intelligent dancing/animated weapon, can it wield itself? If yes, then why would you find them anywhere? Most likely, they would have floated off to go and do whatever. If no, then what kind of control does an intelligent item...

Alright. I'll be waiting for the chance to face whatever you give Demiurge. I don't exactly classify myself as 'angry' young man, because that implies a lack of self-control. Rather, I'm just arrogant. Subtle difference, neh? ;) Anyways, lets keep this in the realm of friendly competition. Ask...

I've heard mixed reviews for T3. Good, bad, ugly. Anyone actually seen it?

Here, post it, and I'll tell you how I'll beat it. Sound like a deal? I'll keep the current character though (though not into 3.5, as the character design gets screwed over). Howabout this for fun? Make yourself as a CR 40 creature. The whole big dragon thing, et. all. Give Demiurge some...

I wasn't aware you were colossal. That does change things.

While good for fighters, and a possibility for sorcerors... I still wonder why one my group members decided to become a half-dragon rogue. He started taking fighter after 2 levels of rogue, but what in the heck would make you want to become a half-dragon rogue? Dex? No. Concealability? No. Low...

Problem: The DoMT can kinda, well, remove that backbone. In a rather painful manner.

Ah, but adding something completely new wouldn't exactly be a 'rematch', now would it?

Well, that would be kinda interesting to see in a session. "So, what's that feat you're using? I've never heard of it" "Oh, it's a custom design by Sean K. Reynolds, he auctioned it off to pay for a surgery for his cat" "Say what now?" I think a fund or donation bit would be nice if we could...

From the PHB page 150 11+42=53 Anyways, you're right about the size thing. I didn't read the kaiju article, so I only had the size tables in the DMG to go with. And under 3e rules, that gargantuan monk can grapple the colossal kaiju. Even if he's as big as his foot. I know, it's stupid, but...

Hmmm... when running a Spycraft mission, I drew up an entire floorplan for a hotel suite the characters were infiltrating. In AutoCAD. Then I made sure it was up to code, had the proper symbols and scale, and got it plotted out on a D size sheet of paper. It went over fairly well, when the party...

Hmmm... I'd love Crystal Caste just as much... if they didn't have that abysmall d4. It's the only thing that keeps me buying Chessex.

No. Definitely oranges. But anyways, it's all just tricks.

Oops, I forgot That battle roar thingy. Yeah, the roar would be a fear effect, and therefore a mind-affecting effect. Hmmm... what's that item on page 156 of Magic of Faerun? Oh yeah, a Cowl of Warding, which grants the wearer the effects of Mind Blank. Hmmm... isn't that a pleasant sound...