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To the contrary, the combat modifiers table states -4 penalty to melee attacks, and -3:3 Most ranged weapons can’t be used while the attacker is prone, but you can use a crossbow or shuriken while prone at no penalty. My thought when I read that, was can a caster (or warlock) make ray or...

The dragon might also be able to grapple, then use the damage option instead of the attack option. This would negate the -4 to deal nonlethal damage. I'm not sure if that would be an option for natual attacks (bite, claw, claw, wing, wing, tail) or would be based on BAB, BAB-5, BAB-10.... I'm...

Personally, I usually set some gp limit for a town, and anything under that limit is available to purchase (usually 1,000 to 4,000 gp depending on town size). Anything over that limit requires luck or role play. I also would consider a gather information (or profession merchant) check to...

Aside from what the others mentioned, setting and DM fiat. There are rules in the DMG for available wealth of cities based on thier size. Even then, what items are available are still up to the DM.

Correct, It's not stated. It could be a factor in minimum encounter distance (see Traveling and exploration i think.) but I don't think it's covered there either. I'll see if I can find the thread where it has been discussed before. Vision is unlimited without concealment. The only benefit of...

Boots of striding and springing, grant a +5 jump bonus (which might not stack), increases your speed by 10, which is nice. On top of that the +10 speed grants +4 to your jump check that will stack. Also, I believe there is a tumble synergy to jump. Jump seems to be a skill that builds up...

Bagpuss gave a nice concise reply here:http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=193638&page=2&pp=47

[Edit:Nevermind] You were you saying since project image doesn't specify concentration, therefore does not require the standard action to concentrate.

It's been the one you move into when discussed before. http://www.enworld.org/archive/index.php/t-189549.html http://www.enworld.org/archive/index.php/t-182285.html

That and craft trapmaking ranks.

Yes, it only applies to the spells memorized in the domain spell slot. So it only applies once per spell slot level.

Interesting. It wouldn't be hard to write an Excel formula to determine trees and undergrowth. "t" = tree "T" = Massive tree (no need to check for undergrowth) "u" = Light Undergrowth "U" = Heavy undergrowth...

Ah, thanks. It was heavy undergrowth I was looking for. Don't know how I missed it. I also take the note about trees and undergrowth can exist in same squares means the penalties stack. So a Forrest with light undergrowth would be 1/4 movement, and a Jungle with Heavy undergrowth would be 1/16?

What is normal movement for undergrowth? Vine Mine, and Woodland stride mention it, but it's not described under movement and terrain. A forrest without a trail is 1/2 movement, a Jungle without a tail is 1/4 movement. My hunch is 1/4 movement, but is it specified anywhere?

Good point, and also a nice line as to what creatures would add to CR.

I'd have to go with this interpretation unless I saw something RAW indicating otherwise. Outside that, Barbarian or Monk make the most subtle choices. Both have their tinges of silliness, but the monk grapple chain would be potent. The ranger also would make sense (sudden silent spell?). If...

I'm mixed, part of me wants to say yes, it raises the CR. The part of me that always buys a riding dog or two trained for combat or night-guard duty whenever playing a character below level 5. At the same time it could have been the dog or a potion of invisibility. The other part says no...

You could resist the spell with a will save, but you can't later accept or activate the spell. And unfortunatly you can't put the ring on, or ready an action to put the ring on in the midst of a jump. Since you move, you can't ready an action. You also can't end your movement mid jump to...

I can't think of how this complicates the question but I realized something odd. The spell Darkness doesn't create an equal & opposite effect. Light creates light as a torch (20' for humans and halflings, 40' for everyone else) plus the area of shadowy illumination. Darkness has a fixed range...

I think the other posters are trying to say this, but are confusing the point with 'odd' mathematical != (does not equal) or semantic structure. Necromancy is not evil. [Evil] is evil. A Good cleric a) cannot cast a spell with [Evil] descriptor b) cannot channel negative energy (spontaneously...