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Very helpful. Thank you.

But it's better to sell it, because it's useless to you. With Magical Training at least you have some use of it.

Magical Training. You have a spellbook now. You only have cantrips in it, but no one has to know.

Although I don't really like explanations for elves staying 1st level over 100 years, I can accept them. But that's elves. What about other long living races? Dwarfs reach adulthood faster than elves, sure, but it's still 40 years, almost a lifetime for a human.

It's a cool idea. Not overpowered, and definitely more reasonable than standing in the middle of the fireball's explosion and not getting hurt at all.

I'm open to homebrew ideas (I know there's very little official lore about this topic), as long as it doesn't completely ignore or change the official D&D cosmology (pre-4ed).

What does it take for a normal material plane to become a layer of the Abyss? I know it's not easy, but is it just a big-ass ritual, or is there something more to it? Once a material plane does become part of the Abyss, what changes occur in it, if any?

Disagreement does not exclude civil conversation.

It says that elves mature as humans up to age 15. After that they slow down aging slightly, it takes them 10 years to physically become adults, when a human becomes one at age of 20 (or even 18). And after that they totally slow down. So basically elves are children the same time as humans, are...

Actually it was so in 3.X also (at least the generic settings, like Greyhawk). Races of The Wild had a sidebar explaining it.

At the part where you all got killed.

They become Paladins or Monks.

:):):):) happens. Maybe next time your group will pay at least a little more attention.

As I mentioned earlier, no access to caster classes.

Examples of official stuff that increases power: - Magical Locations, which, IIRC, give feats for gold; - The Shadar Pool, found in Dungeon #92, gives XP, inherent bonuses, resurrects; - Ritual for becoming a half-dragon, found in an adventure in one of the Dungeon Mag's (no actual rules for...

It's intentionally vague so that your imagination isn't restricted. Who knows what you guys might come up with. And I'm "rejecting" weapons, artifacts and treasures, because they're easy, I can come up with some myself or just sort through my D&D books, they're full of those. I'm asking for...

And I said "class abilities", which granted, some (classed) magical beasts might have, but not very often.

Doesn't do what I'm asking about. Also is limited to animals or magical beasts. Unfortunately, don't have access to caster classes, otherwise I would just use a spell. Not a feat or class ability.

Um... I'm asking for useful knowledge, not ways to gain knowledge... Like for example the lore about the power and location of a long lost artifact. I already have a lore provider - the above mentioned scholar - now I need ideas for lore that would be useful for gaining power.

I have a War Hulk Hulking Hurler and I want to increase his throwing range. His extreme Str should allow him to throw fairly heavy stuff very far, but by the rules he can only throw at a max increment of 50 ft. in general (10 ft. x 5) or 250 ft. for lighter stuff (50 ft. x 5; War Hulk's Mighty...