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No, blue dragons for example Note the "and".

You're not the only one: http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=1975615&postcount=734 (scroll down to the green text)

You cannot sneak attack undead creatures, period. Steal Spell requires that you make a successful sneak attack, and so it's impossible to steal spells from undead. By my reading, you can use different "Steal [x]" abilities at once. That is, you can give up 2d6 to steal a spell and steal energy...

Hey I2K, is there a penalty to spellcasting if one of your arms is cut off?

No, the tie-breaking rules are part of how you figure out whether you've beat the defender's Strength check. It's an ability check - see p. 63-64 of the PHB.

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Considering the miniscule amount of damage that was caused by Manyshot over the 10 levels that I had it, I have to say that it was not a noticeable factor in our campaign. I realize this is only my experience, but I have actually played a character with the feat. It just doesn't come into play...

Not at all overpowered. You only use Manyshot when you can't get a full attack. It's not "double damage" considering that you usually do get a full attack (see stats above). And it has that -2 penalty. [Edit: The penalty is actually -4] When I played an archer, I rarely used Manyshot. Rapid...

Didn't I say ? :confused:

Not quite what you're looking for, but we use the grapple rules from an online SRD displayed on a big TV next to the gaming table.

In one of our campaigns, our designated healer was an annoying NPC cleric who wouldn't heal anyone unless they prayed first. He didn't care who we prayed to, it didn't have to be his god, any god would do. So after a combat, the paladin and one other PC said their prayers and got healed, my...

We've don't use Stormwrack in my group, so that rule doesn't cause any confusion for us. :) Actually it sounds like half-a-rule because it's vague and it doesn't seem to be backed up by any specific mechanics. If they're not going to bother explaining how that rule works in play, to heck with...

That's it!!! :D

Try asking on http://bbs.dragonslanding.com/. That's a D&D podcast - I'll bet they can point you to some free or easily-licensed music. The Neverwinter Nights music is great, but you definitely can't legally broadcast it unless you get permission.

Which races are you talking about? I checked a few of them in the MM and I don't see any such comment for sahuagin, kuo-toa or locathah.

If your players are beating the encounters too easily, then you should make the encounters more difficult. Upping the EL is in no way cheating, especially since your players are tactical experts. Whether you make an encounter harder by smart tactics, or by environment and surprise, or by adding...

I've been using that picture as desktop wallpaper on the computer that's hooked up to the TV, where we pull up the SRD during games (usually when someone tries to grapple). Amazingly, the creature hasn't shown up in any of our games yet.

I can't believe you're actually wondering about it, with that description. What else do you need, a sign saying "Hey Suckers, Stick Unwanted Body Parts In Here!" Anyway, if you think it's a portal only big enough for your hand, what happens? Your hand is transported to another plane, I suppose...

That right there is how you know.

A serious answer? Perish the thought! :) Pixar's next movie is Ratatouille, to be followed by Toy Story 3.