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About the weapon enchantment, there is an enchantment in the WOTC Underdark book called metalline or something like that. It allows you to change the type of material the weapon is made of once per round as a free action. I think at least, there also may be some other enchantments in there for...

Assuming you have space to move around it can be used to deny an opponent a full attack. You are right next to him and you do your full attack. The last one you hit with is a shield bash which does a bull rush. This pushes the enemy back 5'. You then take your 5' step back. This creates a 10'...

There is a very good thread for monk creation info on the WOTC Optimization boards here.

You are right about that. Donno why I was thinking things were cheaper. Though to be onest comparing it to a wand isnt the best comparason. A continuous effect tongues item would cost 600exp and 15k gold. So closer then the wand example but permanency is still less then the spell. So I have to...

Assuming you could find a feat that didnt have a low cap on it I could see a pretty interesting build. Get Karmic strike and combat reflexes, lower your AC a bunch for extra attack(or damage with power attack). Plus whenever you get hit you get an AOO.

However permanency usually costs less exp then making an equivalent magic item, not to mention the fact it costs no gold. So if you treat permenant spells like magic items then you are making it pretty darn powerful. Unless you raise the exp cost for perming spells.

Nothing that is absolutely essential. Things like metamagic rods arent bad though.

1 level bladesinger dips are not really worth it. The feats and skill requirements are just too high for a 1 level dip. At least if you are using the CW version(IE the one that limits your Int to AC like Duelist). If you are using the RoF version then a 1 level dip is kinda pointless since they...

I think the AOO while standing up is a pretty bad rule. So does most of my group which is why we don't use it.

Here is what you do. Write all of the clerics spells on pieces of paper. Then get some household animal to pick one of the spells somehow. That is the spell you cast. Targets are determined randomly.

I just had this amusing thought of a wizard summoning some aquatic monster info a fight only to have it explode.

Faiths and Pantheons. I will have to say that Windwalkers are pretty nice. One other thing most forgot is that they get 4 skill points per level.

When you are TWF with light weapons doing 5-10 less damage per hit means your pretty worthless. That is one of the reasons people worry about the golf bag issue. For a THF it's not as bad no.

You might want to try to have a somewhat higher Dex, I believe you are only allowed up to light armor without arcane casting penalties. Also about the familiar I think there are some in the CW book that are based off of BAB rather then caster levels. Donno for sure though, don't have my book...

I believe original poster was speaking of Eldritch Master, which is a somewhat odd caster PRC from Dragon magazine. It grants increased caster levels and some extra spells, eventually granting access to other spell lists. So he might eventually be able to use sorc/wizard spell lists, or cleric...

I read through that thread and a couple people including SonOfAPreacherMan suggested a limit based on dex or int bonus. I happen to think that is a good balance and that is what I'm going to push for in my group. Though I think I will go with Dex personally since my character is gonna have a...

Yeah, I mostly put that in as an extreme example. Wasnt really serious. It's good to see the viewpoints. I'll have to see what my group ends up deciding.

Easiest way I have found to look at it is to translate the mental stats to physical ones. Cha is your mental Str. Int is your mental Dex, and Wis is your mental Con. That is somewhat simplistic but it's the best way to make an initial judgement call. I view Charisma as the ability to push your...

Some levels of duelist wouldnt be bad. The only ability that you couldnt use while TWF is precise strike. So 3 or 4 levels could be useful. However that does depend on if you want to wear armor or not. One of the primary benefits of duelist is Int bonus to AC while wearing no armor. However with...

That is pretty much what I had figured. Out of curiosity what does everyone here feel is reasonable?