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But if he passed the wisdom check and didn't suffer a mishap, would he still lose the scroll?

I don't belive entangle would slow it the slightest. I would think that if it was actually something solid you could hold on to, it would to some damage other than fire (as a fire elemental does).

Would be a really good way to freak someone out..... get the fireball to stop right at the tip of their nose.

That seems weird..... the fireball streaks out to a range of 400 feet and detonates,but oddly only in one direction. Learn something new every day.

I really don't think 100 damage a round is out of line at 14th, as long as other characters are capable of at least coming close. Its all about the type of game.

I see what you mean, and you did create a much more zen focused archer than the OotBI, yet I think you went over the top with it. You have basicly taken 50% of the good stuff out of all the other archer prestiege classes and put them all into one. It is really not just the damage dealing...

I would say that common sense would dictate that the scroll is consumued, but now that I think of it, would it?. You already have the risk of running a mishap (which will hurt). I scanned the SRD ..but it makes no mention of whether or not the scroll is consumed. Anyone else?

What jumps out at me the most, is the whole aimed shot/penetrating shot/training benefit thing. That in its self is a huge ability. Deepwood Snipers get a true strike once per day, this guy gets it whenever he wants - and does double damage on it. Add that in with called shot and this guy just...

I don't think it belongs under house rules, he asked is 300 damage in 3 rounds out of line, the rest if just extra.

Well, it depends on who you ask about the Arcane Archer. It just seems like that class has a whole lot of special abilities... and good ones at that, compared to other archer prestiege classes around.

300 damage in 3 rounds at 14 level is good. But it could be worse (for the dm that is). That archer prestiege class is a little iffy though. Seems like an arcane archer on some pretty big steroids.

Yes, you can have a Keen Vorpal (insert slashing weapon here). You could not have a +5 Keen Vorpal sword though, as the total bonus there would be +11. *Edit* Vorpal Vorpal Vorpal Vorpal...not Vorpral. *Edit Again* I seem to recall someone saying that Vorpal weapons only chop off heads on a...

1d6)*2+5 Magic missle (the example in the PHB) includes the +1 when it is empowered because that is part of the variable (2-5). A ray of enfeeblements variable is 1d6.

I generally prefer human or gnome wizards. Human (I just like humans) they get that handy bonus feats. Gnome wizards con bonus ofsets the small hit dice a little, plus they are small so more bonuses there. If it is your first wizard, I wouldn't specialize unless you know what you want. The...

Should be house rules. I don't think they should. A creature with 20 foot x 20 foot facing only has to take a step to be out of the complete area of effect of a fireball. Also, bigger creatures already have an effective penatly to reflex saves, the bigger you are the less dex you have.

I think the reference to raising the dead is more along the lines of "raising your army back to life" for the rest of the battle. If you simply want someone back, use it to duplicated ressurection. If you did use it to bring back the masses, it would last untill: A) they person subjected to it...

Dual wielding monkey gripped glaives is going to cause you huge penalties to attack (-8/-8 I believe) You may be able to stop someone in their tracks with that, but you certainly wouldn't be hitting anyone. Besides, dual wielding is a little to feat intensive for a paladin with other goals in mind.

I'm still not to sure about it. Infinite +5 arrows is a pretty big benefit. At 1,000 gp an arrow, your likely to get your money's worth of arrows in the first day of use with the ring. I consider allowing bow and arrow bonus stacking to be ofset by the cost of the arrows involved, if you make it...

I'm really against weapon focus if your not a fighter. Quick draw is really handy for someone using reach weapons. Your a paladin, your feats are limited, so be careful in what you choose. What is movement check? Not specfic to your paladin, but paladins in general, I would recomend power...

50 +5 arrows cost 50,000 gp. A ring that gives unlimited +5 arrows should cost quite a bit more. I'd price it in the 150-250K range, closer to the low end.