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Should clerics of Neutral deities have an aura (the extraordinary one)?

Indeed I meant shared results, so if the attender fails their save bulky items get damaged as well. If they have exposed flammable items they get damaged regardless. SRD: The fireball sets fire to combustibles and damages objects in the area. It can melt metals with low melting points, such...

Maybe just a shared faith rule, which is what I would apply to the net as well then. However maybe for non-bulky, non-combustible items like clothing etc. only have them be damaged on failed saves. While combustibles like matches or bulky things like nets do get hit even on succeeded saves. I...

Should I just increase uses or divide them, say 2 times per day but only 5 rounds per level? I'll explain how I build the class. I already went with the variant in Complete Warrior as irdeggman suggested, except that I also used Player Handbook 2's variant to replace Special Mount with...

This is a class I designed to replace the Paladin in my game, which is a low-magic campaign therefor the normal cleric is not available for PC's and the Paladin had to be stripped of his spells. It is called Cleric because well that's what divine warriors are called in my game while the divine...

Why would "attended objects" be excluded from "objects in the area" if they are in fact in the area, or from "combustibles" if they are in fact combustible? That would mean if I was holding a match in the center of a fireball the match would not only not be destroyed, but not even lit afterward...

Unattended non-magical objects don't make saves. They are treated as if they failed them. Well maybe not ambiguity but more contradiction. The first part implies attended objects don't get affected. The second part implies they do get affected. I'm still wondering how a creature with Evasion...

What is the difference between other objects and unattended objects? IMO both the bow and the barrel are unattended objects. The sort of ambiguity I meant was that the spell first refers to affecting unattended objects and later to all objects in the area. Normally an attended object makes...

If a DM were to rule (b) previously then the net would transmute along with the creature. As for Fireball, the spell description is slightly ambiguous about this: First it says: "Unattended objects also take this damage." Then it says: "The fireball sets fire to combustibles and damages objects...

Just like the answer to the following question: Is the glass half full, or half empty? It's in between.

I just have the ability to imagine a lot, doesn't mean I do imagine such things on a regular basis though. The fact you consider it dirty means you too are able to imagine it, otherwise it would be impossible to judge. But yes, mating with an Earth Elemental is dirty, literally.

It would impact the ability to disguise it as a playing card. I was refering to common sense and laws of physics, you can't put something between two other things without pulling those two apart. Guess it was my own judgement though that they can't be pulled apart without drawing them, but...

Do elementals actually have gender? Regardless, I can imagine mating with an earth elemental, but air elementals tend to be harder, or well softer really.

When you put a bag over someone's head they suffocate, everyone knows that. But I believe to remember something about the rest of the body suffering from something similar too. Not sure if you die, but skin does need to breathe. I also wonder if their nails would grow to the point they could...

Wax isn't as valuable. It's covered with arcane writing, not with a picture. And I don't think you can put something in between the cards of a Deck of Many Things, since although only slightly, this involves pulling apart the cards, wich can't be done without announcing to draw them. And I...

Probably caused by experience, humans probably have had more friendly encounters with elves than with goblins in standard D&D games. It could also be that elves' grave inspires humans, in a similar but lesser way humans look at celestial beings.

Lawful isn't necessarily following THE law. It means you follow some code, guidelines, or strict ethical behavior. It is because of this that Monks and Paladins have to be Lawful. I could perfectly well see a Lawful character that does not entirely agree with a certain law. As long as he agrees...

A very nice and most important less complicated idea. Did they have re-inforced concrete back then? Thinking lead instead of steel though. The problem with the boob traps a lich would make are that they would show up on a detect magic as well, unless they are behind the same stone I guess, which...

That would obviously qualify as inhumane behavior, literally treating them as an item. Not sure if you can partially store something in a bag of holding, and if one is big enough to hold a human body anyway.

It says, and I quote: "Much rarer than half-celestials or fiends, half-elementals are the result of unions between elementals and mortal creatures or are created by some magical infusion of elemental power into a mortal at birth (usually trough strange and often distasteful rites). Such...