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But do you round down before or after the roll?

Ok, Hyp, I know I've read the book Reepicheep's from but can't for the life of me remember what it is and it's going to bug me until you tell me. Or until I wake up bolt upright at 2:30 with it in the forefront of my brain. You choose.

I think what's being said is that a melee weapon is being used to make a ranged attack. So all the things you mentioned apply to ranged attacks and qualify, but things that are based on the type of weapon would apply as well. I'm not stating a stance on this issue as I can kind of see it going...

easy... easy... Down, smurf, down. Not intended to be insulting, and if my choice of words seemed so, please accept my apologies. Thanks for the answers, both of you- what I figured, but didn't see anything in the books saying so.

Is this assumed or is there some sort of reference or justification for it?

When a prestige class gives you levels in spells/day, is it essentially useless for spontaneous casters, as it doesn't say it gives you levels in spells known? Or is this just assumed? Well, maybe not useless, as it gives you more slots for the spells you already know, but it doesn't give you...

All 3.5e considerations re the polymorphs aside, have any of you seen polymophed familiars used to great effect? Are there any sorts of rulings on such strategies? What's the coolest/funniest/most useful implementations you've seen? I saw someone mention in passing polymorphing a familiar...

aborted full attack I'm not sure if anyone mentioned this and I don't have a ref for it, but I remember reading that if a full attack is used and only the first attack goes off, the attacker can then choose a MEA instead of completing the full attack. Anyone confirm me on this?

opposed checks Does anyone allow for an opposed Move Silently roll from the invisible one if you're allowing passive Listen checks for the detectors?

double your pleasure You might want to consider having them face two wyrmlings rather than one Very Young, as often times more of a lower CR ends up being a better match than fewer of a higher CR. It sounds like even that might be overkill, but the encounter might lead to one wyrmling being...

Just want to pipe up with my agreement with Pax. They can't attack before initiative is rolled, as initiative is rolled before the surprise round takes place- it might be important to know what order their actions take place during the surprise round.

That's a VERY good point, and indeed it does help balance out what seems to be a quite overpowered feat...

Meaning that the stroke of midnight has a magical effect aside from turning coaches into pumpkins?

LOL. Yeah, I guess such a wizard would be fairly useless- unless it was his topped-off array of wizardry that saved the party's collective bacon. I brought this question up before and there seemed to be a divide between those who thought that the fact that the table says "spells per day"...

So your elf limbers up for the day, memorizes his spells, then the party gets hit by an attack of grues and your elf blows all his spells in one near-death encounter. Can he rest for another eight hours and prep again? Or does he have to wait 24 hours from when he last prepped?

So, does this mean that you can't use this feat after your turn in initiative, as your regular action has already been taken? Would this make you want to delay?

Rangers don't get the Cure spells. I see what you mean, though, about saves & summons, as the caster levels are going to be low... Hunter's Mercy from MotW (next bow shot hits & threats) is nice.

I've got a PC who's just recently reached his ranger spellcasting levels but hasn't cast much. What are your favourite- from any source (just quote the source)- first level ranger spells? I'd like to encourage him to use them more and spice up the game a bit. This is NOT an invitation to bash...

It also allows the wielder to heal others with a touch, healing two points of damage per stored level expended. One of the reasons I consider allowing it for this PC is that the player is about as far from a power-gamer as you can get. Her character is undergoing a bit of a revamping for...

I'm considering letting a character in my campaign be a Spellfire wielder, and I'm curious to hear from any other DMs/players that have experience with Spellfire in their games. Is it overpowered? Had much trouble with misfires hurting friendly PC's? Got any weird stories associated with it...