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Please don't just call it foolish repeatedly and think you've made a point. It doesn't matter what level you get fireball at, that has no relevance.

Logic isn't in the rules? The entire game is based around applying logic to a fantasy realm with magic and monsters. Do you understand that giants are stronger than halfllings is based on the logic of them being bigger? Second, arguments based around balance fail and that has nothing to do...

The sword can cut someone in two with a critical hit. Just not everyone, a critical hit with a sword can also deal a nominal amount of damage (2) as well. If you want to throw out logic, you need a far better argument than you have brought. The subject of this thread is on taking out beholder...

Is your argument that logic should not be applied to D&D?

If you did enough damage to a monk that it was reasonable to cut a limb off and you had some kind of called shot. Limbs are certainly stronger than eyes and eye stalks, I don't know why you would compare the two. You say that you don't think that a beholder should have this weakness, so why...

If you have eyes that are incredibly powerful and they are outside the main body, just attached by flimsy stalks, I think it's appropriate that you can destroy an eye(s) instead of having to finish off the entire creature. I know in 2nd edition there were rules on this, and it only makes sense...

We all know beholders have some super powerful abilities from their eye rays, but we also know that eye are very vulnerable and not being encased in a skull will make them even more vulnerable. In 3.5, is there any rules on how much damage the eye can take before they are destroyed. I was...

It's in the Stronghold builders guide.

Does using this spell to change into a human get you any feat that you want? What are the options that a normal race has to gain flying, burrowing, or the best AC.

So what happened on Monday after I left?

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Does anyone have any design or good explanation of how a Gnome's home looks? From what I read in the PHB is that they have little homes underground, is this supposed to be something like in Lord of the Rings? How would you go about building one?

Does anyone have any design or good explanation of how a Gnome's home looks? From what I read in the PHB is that they have little homes underground, is this supposed to be something like in Lord of the Rings?

Are there any ways to summon a creature other than gate permanently? When I see a lot of the artwork for summoning this has a certain circle drawn on the floor and if I remember in 2nd edition there was a really cool 6th level wizard spell where you could do such a thing (I don't remember the...

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If you wanted your character to be able to paint art, would this be more of a preform skill, craft skill, or profession skill?

I think you have too many skill points and feats.

I think the idea of balance is one of the silliest things out there that make the game dumb. Why would gun with a sword be able to do as much as a master of arcane magic? Balance ftmfl!

Here's my character so far- First character :: (Read-Only) - Myth-Weavers How do I do the hit points and gold?

What I'm saying is that in order to summon a creature from another plane, what ever the creature, would take too much magic to be a those levels. I don't like the idea of saying that spells are too good or bad, I like to measure the amount of magic it would use and go on that.