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Yes. If there is no light, the creature uses darkvision (fixed range, b/w only). In dim lighting conditions, the creature uses low-light vision.

Iron Will is good. And it helps you to qualify for Holy Liberator. Your low Con suggests to stay out of melee. If continue using daggers/darts, consider Point Blank Shot, Far Shot, Quick Draw and Precise Shot. And Rapid Shot. What about some Fighter levels?

Remember, PCs sell items at half market price (PHB, page 96). And it costs half market price to create, for example a scroll, in the first place. See, no money-making possible.

Does anyone have informations about a Cambion?

"Ranged touch spells" produce some effects, which use the rules for ranged touch attacks. For example, Disintegrate produces a "green ray". No way to hold a charge. Same for Melf's Acid Arrow, Enervation and many others.

I agree. Many 4th level spells are more powerful. Divine Power is very poor worded. Why not simply say: As Aid, except you attack as if wielding a speed weapon. Additionally, you gain a +2 enhancement bonus to Strength for every six caster levels you have.

Three more reasons to ban this spell completely, as I did. BTW, I think this interpretation is correct. You were sarcastic, right? IMO, this spell bends to many rules. And smells awful like old D&D rules.

Quick draw is very useful - but Weapon Focus/Specialization is better. You could use Heward's Handy Haversack instead, or wait for 6th level. Power Attack and Sunder are very nice, too.

Yes. Make your own *.lst and *.pcc files. Yes. Right-click an item and choose "Customize...".

The PCs are surprised, if they don't succeed at a Spot check (vs. the ghost's Hide check), at least IMO. Listen doesn't work. According to the DMG, the Ready action can't be used outside of combat. The PCs can't ready any actions. Since noone can ready this particular action, this scenario...

Re: Possible solution to your problem Chymon. Page 179.

Quote from the SRD: A Blue, Red, Brass, Bronze, Copper, Gold or Silver Dragon can choose his known spells from the Sorcerer, the Cleric and his Domain Spell lists. He doesn't gain domain powers or domain spell slots.

Quote from the PHB, page 47: Quote from the PHB, page 133: Your DM's ruling was perfectly correct. BTW, this makes the Smoking (+1) weapon special ability (Lords of Darkness) quite powerful.

There are no rules on metamagicking spell-like abilities. How would a beholder spend a higher level spell slot for a Eye Ray? Even a zero-level-increase Metamagic like Energy Substitution is not possible, except for the DM by altering the monster, or creating very limited feats.

What about Limited Wish (level 7), Disintegrate (level 6), Hold Monster (level 5) and Charm Monster (level 4)? For non-core spells, what about Simbul's Spell Sequencer (level 7) or Simbul's Spell Trigger (level 9)? Seems like the Dragon need a couple of Extra Spell Feats... [Edit: Added more...

Inspired by the excellent [B.A.D.D.] Dragon Spell List Feedback thread, I wondered again about Miracle. Shouldn't have this spell the same XP cost (5,000 XP) as Wish? IMC, it has.

Are you sure about that? IIRC, a haste bonus is never lost.

Remember, [i]True Strike[I] has no target. It doesn't operate per target, it operates on the caster.

Actually, in Song and Silence was an example of a "sickbed", which casts Endurance on anyone who lies down on it. It was priced like ...a trap. Your smelter seems quite similar (location-trigger, automatic-reset).

This isn't metagaming. Every character loves to live. If he can open the treasure chest later with higher survivability, he would drag it away home and open it there. If he can drag it. If he is sure, not to find any important things (notes, keys) in it. If a character presumes to find...