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Maybe they all have hangovers? I really don't want to have to get a whole new set of books by the weekend.

Or, Morrus has a hangover.

Different classes work differently, so you have to look at each class description. For example, Dragon Disciple gets the half-dragon template, which changes your type to dragon and has other effects too. Monks become outsiders "for the purpose of spells and magical effects" but, unlike...

PHB p. 58, DMG p. 176.

I agree. If you can't turn 'em, hit 'em. Turn undead is sometimes helpful, occasionally very helpful, and usually wasted (or used for other purposes, like Divine Spell Power). Lack of turn undead will not be a big problem in a non-core campaign.

Remove curse is one level too high. Or, our party was one level too low when we met the mummies. :(

Makes sense to me. Who says the hydra's brain is in one of its heads?

I don't know either, but we've noticed that things keep showing up in his comics right after they happen to us in a game. :uhoh:

It's not in the spell description, it's in the DMG under "Energy Drain and Negative Levels".

He could learn the art of spellcasting from a druid.

Not the result of a marital dispute, I hope?

... en inglés. I hate "universal" logos that depend on an English pun.

Today a co-worker told me that my negative energy was the reason my computer wasn't working. But that would apply more to d20 Modern than D&D.

I would love ENWorld if people posted phone numbers from random hot girls. Even if they're in Poulsbo.

Or, he could ignore the door and spend a couple of minutes bashing a hole through the stone wall next to it. :)

Your character gets to say, "No, we should go that way" a lot.

Except that dwarves don't read novels either. :)

You can craft the first copper or two by punching a commoner. No capital needed!

There's no point arguing about it because there is no economy in D&D. The costs and prices of magic items are designed purely to control the power of PCs at various levels. As soon as you start thinking about the game's rules and setting in economic terms, it makes no sense whatsoever. So we...

If it's a standard action, you can't use it as an attack of opportunity. You only get one standard action per round, on your turn.