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Could you use the whip to disarm the opponent with the free attack? Also, dont you get an AoO when the opponent stands up?, you could trip them again and get another attack?

If he's going to be climbing up trees and such, what about some slippers of spider climb? Can get up the tree alot faster and get branches hacked off. And possibly ring of feather fall in case you get knocked off a tree. Did someone mention an adamatine bane vs plants axe yet? :o

warning: house rule! I played in a game where the DM let me pick up a climbers kit with some of the parts being adamantine, like a +6 to climb checks. it was $$ but nice. Of course I also had a masterwork fishing pole...yeah, crafty dwarves with too much money is never a good thing. :O

even better, http://www.d20srd.org/srd/combat/actionsInCombat.htm On the table, These attack forms substitute for a melee attack, not an action. As melee attacks, they can be used once in an attack or charge action, one or more times in a full attack action, or even as an attack of...

I voted yes, mainly because of the "monks unarmed strike count as manf and natural weapons" blurb. Every argument against it so far has been a semantic nit-picky "feats arent effects!" argument or seomthing along those lines , which IMHO isnt an argument since "effect" isnt really defined...

Also can't you get a masterwork climbers kit? better bonuses and whatnot. And, since I dont know alot about lumberjacking, what would you be climbing the trees for?

Keepers from MM2 have all the construct immunities, that'd prolly be a good base race to start with.

Your DM is wrong, and since that puts You at a disadvantage I'm surprised he'd be arguing it. note also the SRD says:

Heal if you're under a 30%(20%?) of HP maybe?

So to sum this thread up: RAW doesn't say what should happen to a fire elemental thats forced into water(or nonflammable liquid of choice), or whether you can even force it into the water(or nonflammable liquid of choice). Happy House Ruling!

Water has an upper limit of temperature, that of boiling. regardless, its still "relatively" cold compared to the fire elementals own temp. a difference of 1930 F or 1800 F or whatever temp a fire elemental is is still a huge difference in temp. The SRD says the fire elemental can't enter any...

It does say though that they can only step or jump over water. so no walking on water. You could rule that, given a sufficient size body of water, it deals cold damage to the elemental. After all, while 70deg F water isnt cold to us, to a being with a body temp of 2000+def F it certainly would...

Yes. Or any other fun combination thereof. note though that the dagger has to be magical so the 1d4 wouldn't be necessarily "mundane"

Or make him get the tattoo's on his hands, and take up the gloves slot.

To those that are saying "no xp", why? It certainly seems like a legitamite encounter, the druid was RP'ing in that her character wouldnt let someone else skin a wolf. Would it be any different from a paladin PC attacking a chaotic evil ranger PC that was say, skinning a child? Maybe dont...

I was thinking exactly something like this! but not as eloquently written :)

SRD Says... Looks pretty clear, you can you wish or miracle to figure out what plane to go to next. Says ,basically, the soul is stuck in an object. Sounds most similar to Trap the Soul/Imprisonment. from trap the soul: So you've got to A) Use wish/miracle to find the plane the object is...

Why are listen and spot the only class skills for a war troll ? I guess i just dont understand that part

Maybe think of it as the first statement as flavor text and the second as the game mechanics. Mechanics-wise, you can deal non-lethal damage. IIRC you can't kill someone with non-lethal damage, correct?

Well then use ray of frost or seomthing. :p