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Indeed, making their poison 20% less deadly would somewhat render it almost useless at higher levels. Slim

... for 21,000gp? (4 X 7 X 750) Slim

The 3.0 SRD lists drow poison as having a DC of 17. Slim

Why so? If the rogue does something that provokes an AoO (shooting a crossbow), everyone sees him. Everyone knows he let his defense down. It's just that all those who try to use this will still have 50% chance of missing Slim

irlgfblblb... (that's not an acronym, btw (this is, though)) In 3.0, when you made multiple simultaneous attacks, only the first one would deliver sneak attack damage. Has this changed in 3.5? If not, since Scorching Ray (in particular) fires off multiple, simultaneous rays, only the first one...

When a spell is stilled, you don't need to do the complicate magical gestures that accompany it. When a spell is silenced, you don't need to say the abstract arcane words. Nevertheless, you still have to concentrate on casting the spell, designate its targets / aim it, etc. That's when the...

They don't anymore. Slim

Just one thing Velmont, Your requirements for the class specify "1d6 or better unarmed damage", which stops small characters from taking this class. Slim

They didn't have any MS ranks in 3.0 either. Slim

Yes but what happens when the quarterstaff wielder attacks with his primary end and then tries to disarm with the secondary end? What happens if the quarterstaff wielder attacked with both ends during the round and is now attempting a disarm as an AoO? Slim

Actually, Displacement does NOT give concealment. It gives a 50% miss chance AS IF the creature had concealment. So, IMO, the rogue would NOT get sneak attacks just by being displaced, but he could be used to flank. Slim

Monty Python (Holy Grail and Meaning of Life) and Simpsons are classic. Futurama and Family Guy (because everyone bought the DVD sets) are up there too. Other than that... we don't quote that much I guess, but almost any in-game situation reminds someone of a similar (or not even so) situation...

Hehe I also created a Zealot "base class". It's more of a variant of the paladin than a monk/cleric. I like the way you handled Spell Acquisition. Is this class located in a world where there are a lot of domains? Slim

Someone would need to write it first. Hm. That sounds like a project... Slim

You actually need magic assistance for that? :D 2 0-level spells in RL? Hmmm Prestidigitation is a no-brainer (it even covers even more limited telekinesis). Mending would also be quite useful. Slim

That's also what I presumed. Or you simply roll the chain around the shaft so it doesn't dangle too much. But as someone pointed out, there probably weren't many guys walking around in the forest with those things... Slim

Actually, it's because they canned the guy who did the Spelling Check. Slim

Follow-up question, Would a Troglodyte Ranger or Druid of high-enough level have his Stench ability negated? Slim

I tampered a bit with the fighter class (amongst others, see link in sig), and although I didn't give it more skill points, I gave it, at each level that it didn't receive a Bonus fighter feat, a "Combat Technique". The table for combat techniques is: Combat techniques: Apart from feats...

Thanks for the info, really appreciated. You're probably right for the Dragon Mage, he does get a LOT compared to the sorcerer, even if the Sorcerer is the 3.5 "chump" class. I'd rather give him a little less that impose penalties, though. Slim