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Shaman and Shugenja are tier 1. Wu jen is probably tier 2.

1000 archers, in a square grid 55 feet between each archer, wouyld occupy a square 1760 feet across. Unless they somehow surrounded the dragon on all sides (dragons aren't that stupid, sorry), half of them will be out of range. The hypothetical ideal scenario for the archers couldn't happen.

Have the character kicked upstairs by whatever passes for the government. That way, he becomes an NPC and an important political contact.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think 1st level wizards usually have access to four 1st level spells per day, let alone per encounter.

3.0e: Must have a +3 weapon to beat this monster 3.5e: Must have a magic adamantine weapon to beat this monster. Both: Must be this tall to beat this monster. Same problem, different criteria. Deckchairs on the Titanic.

Yes. Yes I would. If you're going to play a loremaster, memorise the spells that are typical of those a loremaster would be memorising. And what kind of a mindbender wouldn't be memorising charm person? To not do so would e incredibly bad RP.

ok, I didn't quote read it fully. On second reading, I wouldn't allow it to work at all. Within the Sanctum Spell area, it's too high a level spell for Craft Wand to interact with it. Outside the sanctum Spell area, its effective caster level is too low for cone of cold to function. I think...

Assuming we are talking about the feat in Tome and Blood, no you can't. A dragonsblood pool, one small enough that it could actually be drunk, wouldn't count under that criterion. I'd allow that cone of cold wand to only work within the Sanctum Spell area.

As others have said, it's a compilation of the basic-expert-companion-master rules boxed sets. Highlights include: * The first ever D&D system for random magic items (random as in random, not random as it pick a pre-assembled item from a list) * Rules for mass combat that don't require...

fwiw, my normal approach is the "24-hour rule". For continuous abilities, you must have had the ability continuously for 24 hours and continue to have it now; if you lose the ability, you have a 24-hour grace period to recover it. For expendable (Vancian magic, rage, smite, etc.) abilities, you...

Since the logic being used is that you only need to potentially have teh spell level or whatever prerequisite to be abel to enter the prestige class, consider this... The hospitaller class from Complete Divine has as its requirements: This is, on the face of it, designed for a paladin. But...

You know, even with the soldiers having Strength 15, that doesn't mean the average adult, or even the average male adult, has Strength 15. Simply being a soldier implies a certain amount of bias selection and training after selection, which results in a higher than average Strength score.

That's not really Intimidate skill. Intimidate skill involves harm or threat of harm to the target or to people the target cares about. At most, this is threatening a failure to gain, which is quite distinct from threatening a loss.

3.0e gave a skill check penalty of -1 per 5 lb of weight carried (3.5 dropped this clause). I'm inclined to believe this is a realistic penalty.

Testament has a temple prostitute class, which would actually make some sense in the context of a party fighting against vampires.

Reasonable child stats - Giant in the Playground Forums Relevant thread is relevant. A key point in making child stats is whether you want realistic children or heroic children.

I'd say no. They are both covering the same physical location (even though they are partial armour), and anything that would penetrate the undercover vest would certainly ignore the leather jacket, which is inferior protection. That's besides the fact that both do equipment bonus to Defence...

I agree with the statement that you can learn the intended destination, although this may be cryptic, most usually in the form of "My bedroom. Sincerely, Bigby". I see nothing in Spellcraft that lets you revise portions of the contents of a scroll by examining it. Spellcraft is all about...

IMC, scrolls of word of recall are typically given to the party by a DM-controlled cleric who acts as the party's patron. Such a scroll, if captured, represents a security risk.

It depends. Wildshape has gone through many revisions, and different versions of the ability said slightly different things. That said, generally, spells do remain with the character when he wildshapes. However: If the spell was directly affecting the druid's gear rather than the druid...