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Must.... resists.... tempta....aa....a.aaaaa...>A>AAAAAA!!!! Badgers? We don't need no steenking badgers! ... i'm sorry....

No no... max bluff, get it up over 50, walk into a city, and say, "Hi! I'm Heironious!" Lets see... 65 on the bluff check, yep, they believe you!

Is it: A. Extra spell per day B. Extra known spell C. Both

Maybe not a typical rider... the Windrider PrC might be able to get away with it...

Ok, my thoughts on it. Familiar: With all the ticks, it should be balanced that if the mage has a familiar, he should lose it. If the mage has a familiar, within 1d3 days it is attacked and consumed by the ticks. The mage suffers the normal penalty for losing a familiar, but the DC is 13 to...

Current characters: The Weakling Diplomat: 8 str, 7 dex, but an 18 cha, baby! The poor kid that got picked on during his youth, and somehow ended up in a political marriage and is heir to the lordhsip of his area. The Gnomish Practival-Joking Illusionist: Yeah, ok, so sometimes party members...

OK... weird in the same general style of me, but not in the specific off-the-wall craziness one would expect from me. Course, the chances of you actually killing my character are slim, I do all the work in the party :)

Assuming it's all 'by the book', Improved Trip... cause getting back up is an AoO, and you just trip the guy again. There's a feat in OA (which escapes me) that lets you get an attack if oppoents miss an AoO, take thay, mobility et al... just run around drawing all the AoOs for the group.

Are we posting characters in here? Or will we open an RG thread?

Get your Wis up to 19, takes blindsight from Sword and Fist.

You do realize that raise dead requires a willing recipient? If you don't want to have the character raised, it can't be forced.

Be sure to bathe in barbeque sauce, I've for the bonfire all ready to go.

Is anyone else weird like me, and refuses to have any of their characters raised when they die? I guess my reasoning is that since I have so many character ideas, and so few games, that I look at a character dying as an opportunity to try something different, rather than just "Oh, have to...

Do a favor for an outsider, secure a home on a para-elemental plane or some other obscure place people would never go.

A half-orc ranger with ranks in cook, who's looking to try new and exotic foods, and tends to cook potions of his kills after each fight.

A lot also depends on where it takes place... dragons tend to be much harder in their lair.... at least mine are.

BoEM2 variant Sorcerer, taking all fighting feats, be a staff fighter. Kender Paladin, he 'borrows' to help others.

There's no mention of this in the Dracowhatsiscron? :)

What, no Power-hungry, Monty Hall, min-max Munchkin? I thought those were very popular...

Weeeellll..... “Half-dragon” is an inherited template that can be added to any living, corporeal creature (referred to hereafter as the base creature)." So... make a half-dragon dragon? For convenience sake, the more powerful color would take dominance, so it'd be a half-green dragon red...