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That would explain it. Sleep deprivation produces similar effects to intoxication.

Are you drunk? Maybe you should try again when you can post something a little more coherent.

Name: Kamarna'darak Class: Artificer 1 Race: Human Region of Origin: Breland Size: Medium Gender: Male Alignment: Lawful Neutral Action Points: 5 House: Tharashk Diety: Kol Korran, Olladra, Onatar, The Traveller Str: 10 +0 ( 2p.) Level: 1 XP: 0 Dex: 14 +2 ( 6p.) BAB: +0 HP: 7 (1d6+1) Con: 12...

I'd be interested. Kamarna'darak, a human House Tharashk artificer who specializes in antiquity acquisition.

There's also the Silver Flame Exorcist PrC in the Eberron Campaign Setting book.

I'd allow the first one, too. It's even more self defeating than the longsword dropping; greatswords do a lot more damage than daggers. What good is it to deal an extra d4 damage this round, when next round you've lost your 2d6?

If you do, though, you won't be able to wipe out any other harmful magic the person might also be suffering from. You either target one spell on him, or you target them all.

Yes. If it asks for an attack roll, you can. This means it can be used with some spells. You'd be wasting half of the power if you do it with a spell that doesn't deal damage, though.

My understanding is that you can make any natural weapon attack in a full attack as a secondary natural weapon, provided that the limb making it isn't otherwise occupied. So, you could sword/bite/claw/claw, as long as you aren't holding your sword when you're making your claw attacks...

Yep, but you'll need to use a move action and provoke an attack of opportunity to pick it back up again.

Here is the listing of WotC's free adventures, listed by level. There's a couple of level 14 ones on there.

Excellent. Thanks for that! *checks calendar* It's being held in the break between university semesters, too! That means I might actually be able to attend! :D

Wait, what? When did this happen? Being a Brisbanite myself, I'd really want to go if this is true.

Alrighty then. I don't own whatever splatbook said feat was in, so I didn't know that.

This is your problem, right here. 3.X DnD basically requires players to own these, especially martial characters like monks and fighters if they want to be effective. There's an article about it by the game devs here. Also, let him get some +X Gauntlets. This allows him to get the attack bonus...

Actually, the only class levels that would count towards your familiar would be your Wizard levels. Most prestige classes that give extra caster levels are very explicit in that they don't improve things like familiars, Turn Undead, cleric domain powers, et cetera.

You should be able to activate it then, yes, just like you can cast Feather Fall after falling into a pit trap.

Any variety of Dispel Magic would work.

I like the implements. It'll make my Nanoha-clone that much more thematic! :p

The group I tend to play with are made of a bunch of warhammer gamers, so if we're pulling out minis, they'd be warhammer minis on the table, with distances measured by tape measures.