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The poison part isn't confusing at all IMO. If the poison only applies on a hit, then Damage on a Miss wouldn't apply it. Maybe it's because you didn't get quite a good enough hit to break the skin, maybe your attack smacked against his armor, maybe he blocked it with his shield, etc.

I equate your use of DS with things you don't like because that's exactly how you use it. Your use of it never has consistent logic when you claim things like DoaM are DS but HP in general and levels aren't. *awaits the next angry PM flood*

+1 Otherwise you get into oddities like Plate Armor making it easier for you to dodge attacks.

Arguable. AC still made sense a lot of times, even when DoaM isn't in play. Honestly, AC can mean a lot of things due to it's abstract nature. When you fail to roll against AC, it could mean any number of things; maybe you whiffed completely, maybe you slipped and didn't get a good footing to...

That's always been one of the weird ironies of D&D. Low level is a difficult as hell time with TPKs around every corner and requires either heavy game mastery or a bidner full of back-up PCs to get by, while high-level D&D(3.x anyways, I have no experience with pre-3.x) is easy as pie as long as...

Alexandrian And there goes my interest. And my problem with Emerikol's use of it is, like herrozerro said, he uses it as a mark of shame for things Damage on a Miss, but then bends over backwards to insist that things like levels and hit points aren't dissociative in the slightest, making his...

He musta missed that part.

Speaking of dissociative, you ever going to actually define that term at some point?

There. I asked you to show where it says only PC 1st level Fighters get access to these options.

Yes it was actually. Houseruling that casting Wishes not be an immediate task despite falling into the requirements for one is a houserule. And because if we start assuming houserules in play, then there can't be any discussion because any problem with any part of the game can be handwaved away...

Please point to the part of the spell that says otherwise.

Create a magic item Casting Time: 1 standard action Gee, sounds like a mystery gang!

You know Wish lets you Wish for magic items right? It even says so in the link. Create a magic item, or add to the powers of an existing magic item.

http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Wish Level: Sor/Wiz 9 Components: V, XP Casting time: 1 standard action Range: See text Target, Effect, or Area: See text Duration: See text Saving Throw: See text Spell Resistance: Yes

I don't care what someone else said. If you can't back up claims you make, don't make them.

http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Gate A controlled creature can be commanded to perform a service for you. Such services fall into two categories: immediate tasks and contractual service. Fighting for you in a single battle or taking any other actions that can be accomplished within 1 round...

I pretty explicitly stated the point of what I was doing; that is, get infinite Wishes with using very few spell slots. Step 1: Cast gate, gate in an Efreeti. Step 2: Use the first two Wishes however I want. Step 3: Wish for a Candle of Invocation. Step 4: Occasionally use 2, or all 3, Wishes...

Or..you know, a caster level of 17, since that's when you can first cast Gate, and then you can just get a bunch of Candles of Invocation from that. And by then, an immediate task would be something that could be accomplished in 17 rounds, more than long enough to grant three wishes, each of...

What's with the attitude? All I'm doing is asking you to back up your claim.