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Why does all of this semantics matter? I still dont really understand the point of this thread. Are you trying to figure it out kust because you want to, or is there an actual in game aplication for whether or not Wall of Fog is an attack?

The only thing one has to keep in mind is that there is no such thing as infinite oregano.

You still havent explained Cloudkill. With the errata Cloudkill is formatted exactly like Cloud of Daggers. By your logic a Cloudkill that misses a BBEG, but latter on ends up kill him, wouldnt even scratch a minion. How is that logical? The key to this thread though, is one aspect that the...

Same thing with Coudkill. Cloudkill! The OPs interpretation is simply absurd.

Yes. So the total worth of the 5th level trasure is 2,000gp+the total worth of the 5 magic items.

Yup, just added up the gold and for 5th level the total is 2,000.

Then explain how Cloudkill, which after the errata is formatted exactly like Cloud of Knives, can kill every single living creature not immune to it, but will leave minions unharmed. Do you really think thats how it works by RAW or RAI? If so explain the logic.

I find this thread is even more ridiculous then the "minions can be killed by cats" complaints. By your logic if a wizard casts cloudkill and at the time of casting can only attack the BBEG, and misses, then the Cloudkill from then on can kill every living thing except minions.

Maybe you missed the errata: Cloudkill [Deletion/Revision] Player’s Handbook, page 166 Add “Attack: Intelligence vs. Fortitude” above the Hit line. http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/UpdatePH20080610.pdf (PDF)

It has already been clarified in the FAQ...

There is no level loss with Raise Dead if thats what you are asking.

Its per round.

As it says in the description, its an immediate interupt, not an OA.

They key here is that the feat says that you get +2 damage to damage rolls. If you dont roll any damage, you dont get the bonus.

Any dragon that can be hit by an arrow, can be pushed by an arrow (if there is such a power). It goes towards the skill of the fighter. If he is skilled enough, he can do amazing tactical exploits to even the largest of creatuers.

No, its the fact that changing your mind doesnt matter. If you use your first action to jump and your second action to do something else, it doesnt matter if your initial intention was to move with your jump using both actions. You simply end your first jump, and then continue with your second...

Cause and effect dont translate from action A to action B. If you decide something mid turn, contradictory to something else you had in mind earlier in the turn, you never actually performed the earlier action. You dont just drop from mid air. You land where you are as if you had always...

You are correct, however you have to have a non magical base item to enchant. So the cost of the enhancement might be the same, but the total cost of items and components is going to be higher for the plate.

Gauntlets of destruction let you reroll all 1s. So if your only options are 1 and max, a vorpal weapon will do infinite damage.

Well if you want a +3 greatsword the cost of the normal item is the cost of a greatsword. You cant just take any item and enchant it into whatever you want. You cant just break off a branch and call it a wand, and you cant just take a blanket and make it a cloak. A magical branch is still a...