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Excellent find. I second the suggestion that you also post that on planewalkers site.

There is also a number of charge related feats in the miniatures handbook that boost charging damage. i seem to recall some that also allow you to throw a weapon while you are charging. there are also a number of ways to gain a pounce effect in a charge. combine the two for a free thrown attack...

if there are not any particular restrictions on the requirements for the feats to gain access to circle magic, then i would say any spell type allowed. however, if the feat itself has a cmagic type specified, then i would limit the circle based on the magics the feat calls out.

it was the design & development series of articles. it can be found on the 3.5 archive still on the wizards site. they were having a contest accompanied by a forum poll on creating a new monster. the final result was posted in one of the articles. from work wotc site is blocked, so i cannot...

i recall such a discussion over on penandpapergames. fun game that. on topic, here is one of my personal favorite flying fortresses: Two different angles. Laputa, the castle in the sky. great anime too.

the part i marked says that you only get one point. also the rule that you can't manifest more than you ml per manifestation (or round, i forget which), and surge increases your ml by only one, ergo 1 pp in the given example. however, see below. the free part is limited by the number of levels...

you will want to include the bonus hp from con if you have not already. also, you will want to specify a range increment on the rocket knuckle. the hp seem a bit low for a creature that is otherwise fairly powerful. with that bab, that is the equiv of a 15th level fighter, plus the str mod, so...

There is a monstrous feat which allows regenerating creatures to detach limbs and use them as weapons. That looks fairly construct-like, so i guess that is not really necessary. You could simply make a (SU) of "detachable fists" or some other actually cool name. There is also the possibility...

wasn't my game, and i wasn't playing in that particular game, but yeah, everyone had a tendency to craft swiss army objects. i would lean towards temp con loss but have the dwell period be something like a year or more in game time before your first saving throw to shake it off, and another...

one of my dms found a quick and simple method for limiting the crafting of magic items. in addition to the gold and xp cost, he assigned an additional cost of 1 permanent loss to con per item crafted, which loss cannot be recovered or restored in any way. this con loss could only be supplied by...

a despotic government or individual would attempt to secure a monopoly on force, but most govnerments real and fanciful use other means to govern and exercise authority upon powerful individuals. the despotic ones are usualy the bbeg of plot's fame.

in many stories, there are elements which naturally counter magical energies, such as cold iron. sometimes it is fey specific, sometimes it includes any arcane. i typically adopt such a general limitation on different forms of magical effects. sometimes a different one per type of effect.

aoe affects or mini handbook spells should be allowed to bump that number up or down a bit as well. otherwise, that is an excellent system as outlined.

random encounters of loose tiles, cat crossing the path, lady chucking crap out of the second floor window, sudden pedestrian comes out of ally or door, wind blows dust up into face. make the save = no change, fail save = lose 5', blow away the save = gain 5', epic fail the save = thematically...

yeah, we were playing the original that was being upconverted on the fly by the dm to 3.x. however, some effects were left as is, so we were never quite certain what we were dealing with. rough dungeon, just rough.

for the toolbox build, one of my favorites is a human spell-to-power erudite chameleon. sometimes mixing it with legacy champion is useful.

you can get cheaper versions of that item with a wee bit of math.

now all you have to do is figure out a way to convince the demilich to cast the spells against itself....

thank you for your precision. precision is necessary when dealing with complex rules interaction. and yea, i was being lazy, and didn't bother to pull up the character map to figure out how to do the proper long em-dash. part of that is because i posted from my school computer which is windows...

i recall discovering a third way of insta-killing acerarak from within the tomb. there is a particular gem which will grant a wish, much in the fashion of the monkey's paw. one hidden stipulation of the gem is that it will destroy (without save or chance of resurrection, iirc) anyone named in...