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From the SRD: "No supernatural ability, spell-like ability, or spell works in an area of antimagic (but extraordinary abilities still work)." There's a reason Druid's don't like fighting beholders ;)

Very cool...thanks for putting the work into it!

I don't have the XPH yet, but for those of you that do: Which do you think is cooler...the Psychic Warrior or the Soulknife? Define cool however you want. I'm thinking of playing one or the other soon and I want a cool class. Thanks!

I don't have the XPH (but I'm planning on getting it and playing a psionic character soon) and I'm not really following the debate on MetaPsi feats and "losing psionic focus" and psi meditation. Can someone explain how MetaPsi feats and psiFocus affect each other (and what psionic focus is)...

As I remember (and I don't have it in front of me) the article gives a "variant list of item slots" like you say...but there's been controversy on whether or not that that applies to "items usable by new form" OR "magic items that can be constructed to fit, say, a quadruped" Ie, they'll...

Is that spelled out somewhere in 3.5? (that they don't)

Oh, sorry...we just disagree ;) I agree with WCrawford and shilsen. Since it doesn't state that the AC checks etc are negated, they still apply...by the wording of the rules. I can see your point though, but generally in 3.0 and 3.5 everything has some cost associated with it...ex you can be...

I think you're misinterpreting the dragonhide entry. From the SRD: "Because dragonhide armor isn’t made of metal, druids can wear it without penalty." That refers to the fact that druids are prohibited from wearing *metal* armor. They would still get the AC check penalty, max dex penalty, etc...

This has been covered before but I can't for the life of me find the threads. A piece of wild armor retains it's AC bonus when the wearer is wildshaped. I assume that because it doesn't state that armor check penalties are negated, wild armor still gives the wearer armor check penalties while...

I haven't heard of any...but I did see some imports that were. Koei makes a few ancient to medieval games...just gotta learn another (and very difficult) language.

I agree...you should look into getting a GBA. -Advance Wars is way fun -Advance Wars 2 is like an expansion pack that's bigger than the first...and is also way fun. -Final Fantasy Tactics Advance...I can't say enough good things about it -Fire Emblem...I'm just getting into it but it's a lot of...

By that logic Metroid almost qualifies as an RPG ;) On a more "serious" note, I've heard that Nintendo is going to announce the next chapter in the Fire Emblem saga next month. Woo!

Yeah, the two Golden Sun games rock the Casbah. Sword of Mana is also great. Shining Soul 2 (but maybe not Shining Soul 1) is also good. There are others, those are just off the top of my head. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and Fire Emblem fall into the strategy with RPG elements category...

Well I was hoping it wouldn't come to that...but I guess I'm willing to learn a smattering of another language for a really good strat. game. Any suggestions on imports to look at? Is mech platoon a strategy game? (I can't really tell from the box) Any other strategy games that are in...

I'm really interested in finding good strategy games for the Game Boy Advance. So far I've played (and really liked): Advance Wars Advance Wars2 Fire Emblem Final Fantasy Tactics Advance I'm planning on getting Tactics Ogre Are there any other really good ones that I should consider getting...

Any ideas on how to turn a rust monster into a CR11-13 encounter? What would be good templates to apply? I only have PHB, DMG, and MM1...so please explain ideas from other sources :) Thanks!

Hey Morrus, Would you mind posting the full stats for the encounter you finally decide on? I'm curious what you pick...this turns out to be *extremely* relevant to a campaign I'm running. ;) Thanks!

I don't remember ever saying that a kobold fighter would only use metal bracers...I just said that that particular one did. Nice try though ;)

Just for the record, kpdezend has the monk/druid in question, the bracers came from a tweaked kobold fighter, and the bracers are, in fact, metal ;) Not that it matters, I was sure it wasn't a problem, but I was curious if the Sage or Dragon had said anything about it.

So, a druid can't wear metal armor w/o losing their spells...do metal bracers of armor count as metal armor? Thanks!