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Correct. (that is what I make of it anyway...)

hmmmm... As for the (typically by dropping it to below 0 hit points or killing it) I suppose it refers to other means of dropping the creature by enough damage such as: -Massive Damage If you ever sustain a single attack deals 50 points of damage or more and it doesn’t kill you outright, you...

No, because: If you deal a creature enough damage to make it drop = The creature has to be "dropped" by dealing enough damage to it (to make it drop). No other means of dropping the creature allows the use of cleave.

Yes you can. SRD: Dominate Monster Enchantment (Compulsion) [Mind-Affecting] Level: Sor/Wiz 9 Target: One creature This spell functions like dominate person, except that the spell is not restricted by creature type. Intelligent Items Magic items sometimes have intelligence of their own...

Where do you get those ideas? :) If you deal a creature enough damage to make it drop I hope this answers you question....

You must spread some Experience Points around before giving it to RedTonic again. :devil: what does he want? If I was to answer sincerely to this question, it would probably be replaced by a whole lot of red. And not because I would be insulting.

Yep, that's exactly what RAW says (Both in the PHB and the Rules Compendium). Still, I treat 30' (normal movement) as 20' to to 25' (meaning with a -5 and not a -20). I know that this isn't what raw says, but it somehow makes more cense to me. It somehow feels that this is what they meant...

Those with uncanny dodge, simply can't lose their Dex to Armor Class, this does not mean that they are not surprised/flat-footed. When flat-footed, like everybody else, they can't take immediate actions for example. Also invisible creatures still have the +2 to attack against them. For all...

? Is there a benefit for doing so ?

*snip quote* --Darkness LOL.... Someone has to do something about this guy's posts....

-Simple rules, to the point where actions have limits. -Good plots/stories that challenge the human brain, stories that make one think and be creative without turning a player into a power-hungry munchkin.

Of course you understand how one can read this?

Dandu, we 've fought over this a lot of times. I like wizards and spellcasters as much as you do, but IMHO you always seem to compare classes beyond the context of a campaign/story... To me, it seems like you compare them as if they were in a ring, with the caster always adequately prepared...

Haven't played a WOD campaign for quite a few years, but I remember clearly the Medicine skill (with it's own specialties, just like all skills in WOD). You 'll find it in the core book (The World of Darkness core book) under the description of skills. Perhaps it can also be found in any of the...

I like the ideas very much. Yet there is a problem with this fading technique. The planes are not actually different, which means that being in one of them is like being in all of them at once. I understand how you can make some passes almost impossible, still, and as much I like the concept...

Perhaps White Wolf's rules can be of assistance. They always keep it simple and they always make more cense :)

LOL ....I can't believe you are the first person to say this in this Forum.... BRAVO!!! ... I'd suggest more than +1... Believe me... you don't want to see the number I have i mind...:hmm:

This is definitely one way to approach things. On the other hand, personally, I prefer to look things the other way around... meaning that I prefer to downgrade casters rather than upgrading the martial classes. I also believe that this can be achieved through RAW, at least for the powerful...

RC, p92 Hide (Dex; Armor Check Penalty) You need cover or concealment to attempt a Hide check. Total cover or total concealment usually obviates the need for a Hide check, since nobody can see you anyway. Your Hide check is opposed by the Spot check of anyone who might see you. You can move up...

is this the "blade runner" unicorn?