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Wow. Guess so. Thx! ~D

Ah. So the cleric can only bolster ONE undead per "turning attempt"? Thanks! ~D

Not sure if this has been answered: Can a caster use stone shape to enclose an enemy (assuming they have enough area), say a tube from floor to a low ceiling? Would the victim get a save? Thanks, ~D

Great! Thanks - Can a spellcaster dismiss Etherealness (the higher level spell) on one of his companions but not himself (the spell states in the ethereal, "creatures need not stay together"). What about meld into stone, because the spell desc. says "you step out", I assume this is only a...

How does this work exactly? SRD: Do you divide the bonus HD amongst all the undead equally, can the cleric choose to allocate HD (among the same or mixed groups), or does he add the bonus HD (say he rolled turning damage of 20HD) to ALL undead (unlikely, each undead would get +20...). Also...

Is this a move equiv action or full round action? Couldn't find anything in the books. Ex. Can the spellcaster come out of an EJ (MEA) and cast a spell (SA) in the same round? Thanks ~D

Hmmm. Kinda thought teleport required you to visualize a place your remembered. SRD: Myself, I would not allow teleport unless he is teleporting within visual range (actually INT1 for a demon = a smart lemure (yes, I know a lemure is a devil..).). Assuming I allowed a 1INT creature to use...

PNHB. p.84: A sorcerer does not need a spellbook if he knows the spell to scribe a scroll. But he cannot scribe a scroll if he does not know the spell (it must be part of his known spells). Hope that helps. Same for 'books I would say. ~D

Which one? Thanks, ~D You should add "if wearing gauntlets" to that - Just going with FlimFlam's question.

Well, by the rules, there does not seem to a limitation for divine spellcasters. That said, it seems to me that most common divine spells are V,S or V,S,DF. It may be a credible distiction to restrict clerics from casting spells with an F (not DF) or M component (that is not a specifically...

Wholeness of Body is an SU ability. It is either a free action (like some feats) or standard (like lay on hands or turning undead). I would go with a free action - it only affects the monk and it seems clear all other monk SU abilties are free (with the possible exception of Empty Body). ~D...

Situation: GMW cast on a clerics gauntlet and the cleric casts a spell with the range of touch. Question: Does the cleric get the enhancement bonus to the touch attack? My initial thoughts: No. The cleric cannot add the enhancement bonus unless he is making an unarmed strike with the...

So there is really no way in the current rule set for a creature to "stay with their opponent" even if they have a faster move and devote all actions every round to this action. (Unless, of course, the wizard decides not to risk the AOO and does not move) Too bad. So it looks like the only...

Here is the situation: The classic flying wizard with DC28 spells (speed 90) vs a large air elemental "LAE" (speed 100) with a silence spell cast on it. 1. LAE, from 30' away readies a partial move if the wizard starts to cast a spell 2. Wizard begins spell and it is toasted by the silence...

If you were wearing gauntlets or spiked gauntlets with GMW cast on them, would you get the bonus to your touch? Or only if you use these "as weapons"? What about divine favor? Thanks ~D

A quick question: Greater Glyph + Harm? Placed on an entrance before a battle/ambush (holy smite, etc) could cause a mutiny by the player that goes in first. Is this a legal use of both spells? ~D

Hmmm. Disintegrate does not have a death descriptor either, but RttToEE p.180 allows The First to use his "pay fealty to death" PrC feat (adds "+1 to DC of spells causing death effects" p.163) with it. That said, I believe it is a mistake (spell focus necro is added as well, IIRC). ~D

MainFAQv10252002 This should clear things up. ~D

MainFAQv10252002: This clears things up. *Rogues and bards dancing in the streets. The fighter just shakes his head....* ~D

I would think this would work similarly to described on PHB p.150, "Succeeding at a Saving Throw".. ~D