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I may be confusing it with something else, but check out Twilight armor in Book of Exalted Deeds...

I can't imagine the Stormwrack book NOT having one.

Everything here, though a neat and simple trick with Spellwarp is the "no reflex save" effect of spellwarping, meaning grease knocks people prone automatically.

Ah, that's a shame. To be fair, I've done some awful things with Factotum. With dagger throwing build with aptitude returning daggers, I had 24 attacks a turn, each with Iaijitsu Focus that I had skillmastery for. But you could play a rogue, use splash weapon for typed sneak attack damage, and...

Archivist or Artificer would be the mean things to do. Binder is cool, if you have the time to process all of word jargon of it.

By playing one. If you can get it close enough, however, the Mage Slayer feat on a large creature with a spiked chain with multiple ways to extend reach could work.

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You know, I'm almost tempted to let that horribly abused Aptitude Weapon property/Warblade class feature apply to the Monk's class features. But melee can't be good, it's the number one rule!

Well, I know what my latest houserule is going to be! Can that class get any LESS love?

Just chiming in to say that I'm loving all the effort put in to the new and well organized 5e info section you guys just did.

If you want the BAB quickly, Hexblade is appropriate for dark creatures like Aberrations. If you want effective, Artificer, as mentioned would be nice, especially if it learns to make you more servants/mooks.

It was probably linked to the old WotC boards, which were moved at some point. Subsequently, many of the best threads were vanished for any of the OPs that didn't have them saved. Which is why I usually go to Brilliant Gameologists first for information, since they save everything like noboies...

Nope. Abjuration would go right through, though people would have to be aware that it's protection from evil. The bard could bluff and say it was protection from good. Though a measily spellcraft could get around that...

The Arms and Equipment Guide has Airships, among other things. I believe it's technically 3.0, but equipment changed the least from the .5 jump.

A better tank is one you can'tt get away from. Crusader with a spiked chain and the stand still feat is a notorious example if I recall. What is your friend going to do about his saves, and other things that don't target AC?

Nope. Omegaxicor's post details it. Also, the Minotaur Greathammer is a good two-handed weapon, 1d12, 19-20. x4, but you would need Exotic Weapon Proficiency. Also, take the Aptitude Weapon enhancement, and the Lightning Maces feat.

In some situations, sure. For dodge? Oh yeah, that +1 AC is so broken.

A Wizard with the Initiative of the Sevenfold Veil prestige class. Specialize in Divination, and have a good number of self-buffs and battle-field control.

I'd say Lizardfolk are most easily adapted to that sort of culture, based on the Serpent Kingdoms book. Definitely worth a look.

I vaguely recall the Swiftblade's "skirmish" stacking with earlier gained actual skirmish, I don't see why the reverse would not also hold true.