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pfff rules lawyering vs common sense. no matter how the rules are written, I always assumed that a longsword used with both hands got the benefits of 2-handed-weapon fighting. as someone pointed out, it's not the mass of the weapon but rather the fact that you use it with both hands that...

brew potion: depends on your campaign/DM extend spell: you can get a lot of milage out of the FR/splat book regeneration spells (the splat version only heals damage taken after the spell is cast but lasts longer) since they heal over time (round based). But you might want to wait for lvl6...

rary's telepatic bond can be very handy the real limit is the INT of the charmed (and I assume willing) creature 3.0 minimum 6 INT 3.5 minimum 3 INT

Is there any ruling about the timing of those attacks? I'm sure that for each specific hand you go from lowest to highest penalty. Are you allowed to swap between hands as you see fit? Are you allowed to start with your off-hand? Or does your first attack decide what your primary/off-hand is...

can you split a banana after eating a coupe de glace? (I know, shoot me :p )

hong is a trole I'm in the no cleave camp btw, should this ever come to a vote.

Makes perfect sense. Use rage at your own risk. You don't loose hit points due to rage, iow, if you die because rage ends consider you would already have died if you didn't rage to begin with.

I wouldn't allow an item save since the spell doesn't alter the item in any way. It creates a greasy coating on the item, that's all. Much like glitterdust allows a save to avoid being blinded but not to avoid getting covered by golden particles. Items don't get saving throws to avoid...

replace "have to" by "can" scribing spells isn't mandatory, it's an option (wizards only)

That's because wotc has greater and lesser mixed up. Greater now means 2 spell levels higher and 10 times as short.

when you ready a counterspell, do you have to decide on beforehand that you'll try to use spellcraft or dispel magic? can you opt for dispel magic even when you failed to identify or did identify the spell being cast or opt not to counter the spell afterall depending the spellcraft result?

when you ready a counterspell, do you have to decide on beforehand that you'll try to use spellcraft or dispel magic? can you opt for dispel magic even when you failed to identify or did identify the spell being cast or opt not to counter the spell afterall depending the spellcraft result?