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lol (I'm not laughing at the post. It was a well thought out and logical post) I love this forum :D Slim

You might want to check out the Smackdown thread (9pages+ long) in the RUles forum. Now THERE's a place for powergaming / munchkinizing goodness (if you're into that type of thing) Slim

I, too, feel that Dig That Hole was written for me. Why was I the impression that you were supposed to produce 8 feats? My crazy imagination again? Slim

Gluestick? Our paladin's horse is named "Brunante" (which is basically dusk, I believe) Slim

What if your jumping distance is greater than your maximum running speed in a round? Slim

Actually, "Zilch", in Canada (especially in the Northern Territories), is a peculiar dance in which you invoke the Powers of the Eskimo-God to strike down the Evil Were-Seals that leave yellow snow on your igloo. Seriously, I did mean that the skeletons will just stand there, not defend...

My god I got it right and I've never seen the book (neither do I know what book you speak of... RoF? Races of Faerûn?) Slim edit: actually, I got one thing wrong, in RoF, it does 1d4 damage, not 1d6 like Armor Spikes... - Slim

Are you using 3.0 or 3.5? If 3.5, it doesn't do you much to take a level of ranger (1st favored enemy, Track, Wild empathy), so you're better off going fighter all the way. Or, if you want to remain sneaky (ie Hide, Move Silently), try going for Fighter/Rogue (you might want to take your 1st...

From the MM (3.0) The MM seems to suggest that the skeletons will do zilch, whatever the stimuli may be. Before letting go of your command of the skeletons, you could give them one last order, perhaps (Guard this room from anyone or anything that enters). I doubt they would "forget" that...

For those of us without the book but with the inclination to help, could you post the basics of Iajutsu Focus? :) Slim

I know the only times we've ever run is after a couple of PC's had died... Slim

Indeed you didn't :) Seems I was remembering my previous post wrong. I had mixed a buckler (used for defense) in all of this. That's where the heat was coming from... Slim

I don't think there is a reason NOT to take this feat. Of course, you have to take it at 1st level, and there are other feats that require you to take them at 1st level. But power-wise, it's a very powerful feat. Slim

hmmm. a) it's a +4 equivalent b) Speed is a +3 equivalent c) Speed lets you take one extra attack, at your maximum bonus, only when you take the full attack action d) Dancing, the way I see it, would let you make a free full attack, for four rounds, every 4 rounds. e) Dancing, as you guys see...

What you describe is possible. If it had been for a scroll, I would have cringed, but for a wand, it's ok. Slim

Names: - Uriel "Stirling" Sevtéline (Elven Wizard) - Caglioro Thurgau (Human Monk/Cleric) - Evan de Bellefeuille (Human Bard) Slim

It behaves exactly as if the character was wielding it, so a) yes it gets your Str bonus b) Your own size penalty / bonus applies c) Proficiency does factor in, ie if you are not proficient with the weapon, it'll have the standard -4 penalty to attack. If you have Weapon Focus, you can add that...

Your best bet would be to look at spells for this... Minor Creation, Major Creation, Fabricate, etc... Slim

Crawling away provokes AoO's it seems, unless you're talking about Tumble-Crawling, which I'm not sure is allowed per the rules. Of course, this would mean that when you are prone, you're basically screwed. Your best option would probably be to try and disarm or trip your threatening opponents...

My pleasure. Go crush your players now :) Slim