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I have actually played it as garlic basically grants the effects of protection for evil for the character that is wearing it, but only the can't use natural attacks on that character part of the spell, nothing else. As for mirrors, well they cast no reflection so what's it matter? They aren't...

I've only had one TPK in my playing career as a player and dm. Was quite recently too, the group got into a place where the only way out was going through all of it. Funny thing was, it was themselves that killed each other. Not really, they all got possessed by a ghost sooner or later and one...

Snicker, actually Palin and I are brothers. Don't know Jeremy but he is right, we would either be at each others throats or be chums. Anyways the disjoin the disjoiner thing is kinda kewl. And we can string a long a ton of rebounding spell epic spells. We can also string along a ton of recast...

Actually, No. The rage ability of a wolverine is an extraordinary ability. As per the description of the spell polymorph self and other you don't get the extraordinary and supernatural and spell like abilities of the creature you change into. As per the wildshape ability, it is just like...

I know it's not from any of the sword and sorcery books, well not RR and RRII anyway. So since it isn't from that or any of the core books or anything else I mentioned then it isn't really legal. Sounds overpowering though anyway for a prestige class ability. Unless that's like the only ability...

Nah, I actually can't wait for combat rounds to get into full swing in the arena. We are only on round 2 and we got a ton more to go. It's just gonna be all around fun once the trees start falling from the sky. =o)

Yeah, what Victim said.

CHEER!!!!!!!! =o) =o) =o)

Still not all that strong anyway since if ya wanna talk smackdowns a standard action is big. Being left with only a move in a round isn't much, barring haste of course, but then again, that's only one attack.

It has? Where? Divine Might is a Divine Feat and there for follows the rules for Divine Feats, ie.. Since turning/rebuking undead is a standard action then so is activating any divine feat that uses turn/rebuke attempts. Seems clear enough to me without having to clarify it at all. And it is...

And there is no need for any of this bull blackshirt and reaper. Act like mature adults even if you aren't, this is public.

I'm gonna beat a dead horse here some more. Divine Might and Divine Shield are both standard actions to activate. Divine Spikes, got no clue what that is from or what it does. Bottome line who gives 2 flying f's about it anymore, the point is mute. So what if you didn't like the fact that...

Not to mention that the dragon will also most deffinately have a higher int then the wizard.

*kicks the dead horse lying on the ground*

Who ever said anything about fighting fair? The dragon isn't gonna be around so the paladin can charge at him to do the 7k+ hp of damage. The dragon will use everything at his disposal just like the players. It will fly, cast, fight, run, hide, and whatever else it can do. It won't sit there and...

Personally I would say arrows are most likely DC 12. Crossbow bolts being around 10 since they are easier to make.

I'm just saying that if you nerf harm to do less then as it is written then you have to nerf heal to do less then as it is written cuz well, they are just opposites of each other just like every other cure and inflict spell.

The Religious Zealot and Overreacting Parent. Both very evil and dangerous things.

Protection from (insert alignment here) wouldn't work unless that creature casting harm was a summoned or conjured creature.

you seem to forget that this also happens to be a dragon, an advanced collasal paragon great red wyrm. if it would be that easy then there would be no dragons around cuz they would have been killed off a long time ago.