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Nice.... You have Heighten listed twice, and with all the metamagic feats, he should really take Improved Metamagic at least once...

Not a bad idea. Done.

I agree. Buy that level it will be useless, everyone else will have at least +5 weapons or +5 DR on critters (thus bypassing your DR).

Healing Hands [Epic] Prerequisites: lay on hands class ability, Charisma 15+. Benefit: The number of hit points you cure normally per day is doubled. Pretty easy feat. Critiques?

IIRC, a "ring of stoneskin" is in the ELH. It's called a ring of ironskin, and confers a 10/+5 DR to the wearer at all times. I don't recall the price, but it is 200K+ gp.

There are at least a couple things not spelled out explicitly in the rules we end up having to figure out for ourselves. Or we can ask the game designers and see what they think. For instance, there isn't *specific* text allowing one to stack the same metamagic feat multiple times (empowered...

Extraordinary. If it says "act as if hasted" (don't have it on me, so can't double check), then it definitely is Ex. If we start ruling feats as supernatural, what, no spring attack in an AMF? The line gets all fuzzy, which feats are super, which extra, blah blah and more confusion. They are...

Maximize Spell has the example. I knew I read it somewhere.

That's a good point. I didn't see a reference in the PHB that states this explicitly (at least in not a first printing of the PHB). However, if you consult the D&D FAQ, flip to the "Metamagic Feats" section and look at the first question. It talks about Empower applying to the basic spell...

Let's see if I can break this down... The original post says 40th level. So if we take a non-human wizard, our feats look something like: 7 normal, 4 normal meta/item creation, 7 normal epic, 6 bonus wizard epic Normal <= 20, Epic > 20 That gives us 13 epic feats to play with. So first, we...

You have to *really* tweak a character in order to pull of what you are proposing. Before you break out houserules, try designing the wizard that is going to cast this spell. That's a *lot* of feats, might take more levels than a 40th level wizard. When you finally design the character that...

While not what you are looking for.... Don't use buffing spells. Don't carry magic items :rolleyes:. Not what most people would suggest, but if you are expecting to be blasted by a disjunction and taking severe losses, might as well tuck the items away. Also, if you set up a contingency to...

I actually prefer single classed characters. So I'm running a 21st level Paladin (I think they scale well) in an Epic game, and I played in an Epic one shot where I played a Wiz26 and the other player in the one shot was a Mnk26.

Pretty nasty. The SR seems a bit low. A CR 39 critter having SR 39 is usually way too low. Typically SR is CR + 10, but other than this nitpick, nice job.

Echo Crothian. All 5-level prestige classes are not entitled to Epic Progressions. There is reasoning in the ELH for this, and I seriously doubt there will ever be an official version of any 5-level PrC expanded to Epic Levels.

In other words: No, you can't *really* kill someone. That arch-villain or do-gooder will always have a chance, however slim, of rising from the beyond and planting his boot/shoe/heel in your backside. That's part of the fun though...so the party turns your main villain to stone, puts him in a...

Seriously, inquiring spellcasters want to know. Boccob's Blessed Book is hit with a disjunction. It fails the will save. What state is the book in now? Are all the spells gone? What all happens? Similar question with a bag of holding. Any thoughts?

There ye go. It's also in the DMG, but I don't have the book on me to give a page number.

I'm sorry, but Foresight *rules*. I ended up rescuing my party due to this spell, able to avoid traps and encounters. The game bonuses are fairly weak, but considering it prevents you from "doing something stupid" in the eyes of the DM, it *definitely* has it's 9th level value.

That's true, but this should be done through feat chains, not barring access to feats. Even at lower levels, one has the choice of following a feat chain (such as Dodge, Mobility etc), versus picking up individual powers (Lit Reflexes, Iron Will). Think about it at low levels. At low levels...