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That's not in the SRD. You have a free amount of vertical reach based on Size, and reaching higher than that depends on your ability to jump.

You mean one of these?

It depends on the nature of the injury. If it's a case of "one eye is missing", well, we do habitually turn our heads this way and that, especially when alert. I don't see any reason for an initiative penalty in this case. If it is a case of murky vision (extreme...

It also depends on the extent of the injury. If one eye is completely destroyed, at a minimum you should consider doubling all range penalties. Weak sight could also introduce penalties to Spot and Search. Total blindness is already in the rules. Weak vision can be counted as everything and...

Generally, weather effects can be ignored, if they are purely due to wind. However, if rain or airborne particles are involved, all bets are off, since those also affect your ability to aim accurately.

Imagine a hydra with flurry of blows. How many attacks is that?

I've never actually seen the value formulated in this way. Do you have a link to any calculations that have shown this to be a valid approximation?

I'd say that in order to trip a flying creature, one key requirement is that you be able to easily reach it's flying appendages. In the case of a fly-by attack, I'm not sure that is really the case, especially for flying creatures larger than yourself. Basically, same decision-making that...

Don't create an explanation. Let the players worry about it if they are interested. They may even figure out an explanation which provides an adventure.

I didn't realise a sword had to be magical to be "cool" :erm: My point remains -- what does your player want to be doing with the fact that his character is a smithy?

When you say weapon smith, what does he envision by that? "I want to make a cool new sword every level" is vastly different from "ok, roll to see if you properly cleaned the gunk off your blade last night". And different again from "the orcs sunder all your weapon. Now you get to spend downtime...

Exactly this. Character class skill point availability is designed around certain assumptions about how high their Int scores will be pumped. That is why the wizard class is 2 + Ont points. They end up with a good number of skill points from their Int, which simply leaves them on a par with...

WotC fixed the sorcerer. The fix is called "warlock".

I've not heard of coradine monks, but if cloistered clerics are the ones from teh SRD, they use Wisdom, not Intelligence.

That'll be when the foetus is um, 9 years old?

I'd rule that a swarm of diminutive crawling creatures would outline someone enough to allow you to note their location similar to faerie fire; however, that only applies to the second round in the swarm. In the first round, the swarm reduces the benefit of invisibility to total concealment as...

Honestly, this entire idea of making equipment slowly deteriorate over time seems a little bit like a dice rolling festival. Simpler method... If a character uses a weapon, or carries in it severe conditions (heavy rain, salt water, whatever), and does NOT spend an hour next morning...

If a base save of +4 Will is a prerequisite for a prestige class, that means the character must have that bonus strictly from class levels. The bonus from a feat, item, or anything does not count. Similarly, having a Good Will save bonus in one of your classes does not mean you can qualify for...

If angels were that powerful, PCs would be redundant.

rubble stone wall - Google Search http://www.mygarden.lt/wp-content/uploads/dry_stone_wall.jpg http://www.jfpriceco.com/_images//our_wall_bigger.JPG Google image search disagrees with the idea that no one Crafted a rubble stone wall. I'd distinguish between a pile of rocks that just fell where...