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Why not use a monk?

How do you figure?

Yeah, I realize that now. The idea was not to make a character who was a suicide bomber. It was just supposed to be an utter last resort tactic, when all else is failed, thing. Not a regular occurance.

As I said, the point is not to make him a suicide bomber, or a fanatic, or martyr. If this would definitely kill the character, I wouldn't do it. I'm asking about it as an attack of last resort, brought before the evil king and his court, or surrounded by bad guys, that stuff. NOT to go out...

Ok, just a bit more clarification. The idea is to NOT actually have him commit suicide. I'm wondering if the reflex save for half (or less) damage kicks in when he's wearing (or holding) the beads. The idea is to do this as a last resort kinda thing, not stock up on necklaces and blow up a...

What about just advancing the creature up a few HD?

As long as he only blows up evil people, it's fine!

An idea I had. Start stockpiling a bunch of necklaces of fireballs. Be a paladin 2 for divine grace, and rogue to get improved evasion. If you were to willingly detonate that pile of fireballs, would you get a reflex save to lessen damage, or not? It's not like the fireball actually was...

For what point? I don't think there's any mechanics for being blinded by bright light. And of course, why use the magic darkness, when you can just have darker tinted glasses.

Of course, anyone who knows much about paladins should be able to guess...

Not really. If they put everything in, then there'd be no need for people to buy their books.

The character doesn't move up a size category. However, getting wings is no longer dependant on being Large or larger.

Zombie knife fights!

No, I just am getting ready for a similarily gestalt game with a very similar schedule, and was wondering if you were in the same one. Apparently not.

Rocco: whereabouts do you live?

If it's a tavern build for medium sized creatures, I want to know how the player got in, much less the sword.

Multiple Ability Dependancy. A Fighter needs good Strength and good Con, and that's generally it. Likewise a Wizard really only needs Good Intelligence, and decent dex or con. A Paladin needs Good Strength, Good Con, Good Charisma, and Decent Wisdom, generally. Monk needs Good Strength, Good...

I don't think it's really that important to worry about. You only need to hit an AC of 10 to get it where you want it, right?

If you can use poison, a pixie rogue would be handy. At least until you run up against things that can see invisible.

Ring of Evasion.