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There is, at least in 3.0, Heighten Turning. You subtract a number, up to your effective cleric level, from your damage roll (the total HD affected) and add it to your turning check (to see the maximum HD affected). Pre-reqs are Cha 13 and Extra Turning, but it only saw print in Defenders of the...

Well, actually, it's closer to $400. I'll be needing my fix after skipping this year's GC in favor of an actual honeymoon with my new wife. She understands, though. We went to GC '04 together when she was still just the fiancee. And as my local GS only carries WotC releases in stock (other d20...

Why do I get the feeling that there will be only a few pre-orders... until the Player's Guide gets its free pdf release in May?

Well, I had no idea the thread would end up this contentious when I started it, jeez. My big problem with the book's price is that 120 bucks is a third of my GenCon book budget. It's definitely tempting, but... I just can't justify spending 120 bucks on it at GenCon just to get an autographed...

According to the GamingReport coverage of the Malhavoc GenCon seminars at http://www.gamingreport.com/article.php?sid=18356&mode=thread&order=0, next year's release of the Ptolus campaign setting hardback is going to retail for $120 US! Has the success finally gone to Monte's head? Is...

Hardening can be found in the Eberron setting book. 6th level sorcerer spell, adds 1 per 2 caster levels to the hardness of a metal or mineral item of up to 1 ft^3 per caster level (10 ft^3 per CL for softer objects). No nasty material components or such, so it looks like it's what you're...

I subscribed to Hypertext just to get the downloadable version. I know Sovelier/Sage is downloadable, but it doesn't matter to me. d20srd.org is so much better, it's no contest in my eyes, and Jans' work is deserving of my support.

Dark Sun 3.5e Al-Qadim 3.5e/Arabian Adventures - either/or Oriental Adventures 3.5e High Level Handbook/Complete Epic - something for campaigns running at say 15th level or higher, plus a 3.5 update of the Epic stuff Races of the Horde, as already suggested Draconomicon-style book on Outsiders...

Or the Tome of Horrors, which also has stats for Werefoxes, IIRC

Half Celestial (LA +4) Paladin 12/Divine Champion 5/Pious Templar 4. Played him since level 4.

Divine Reach is almost essential. Kind of defeats the whole purpose of the Reach Spell feat in Complete Divine. Beyond that, though... Well, Mastery of Energy is nice if you face a lot of undead (+4 to turning and HD turned checks) But taking more than 2 or 3 levels in Hierophant? I dunno...

In 3.0 as far as I know, the max was +4. In 3.5, however, it scales upward infinitely, assuming you can find a craftsman to make it. Costs 100gp per plus in addition to the bow cost, so a +10 mighty bow would be 1000 gp beyond normal price.

Well, as I came up with the title for Tome of Horrors, I figured I'd try and enter my suggestion. As for what it is, well... think German silent horror movies that have inspired Rob Zombie videos.

From Rules of the Game: All About MOunts (Part 5) on WotC's website: Intelligent Mounts According to the Dungeon Master's Guide, a mount with an Intelligence score of 3 or higher acts like an NPC ally rather than a mount. Riding such an ally works much like riding an aggressive mount in battle...

There really should be an option for "$1000+ - I need more bookcases."

Races of Stone, err, well, rocks. Your groan here. I really like the Goliaths. They fit a role that I had always wanted to bring into my games, that of something in between a human and a half-giant. (The "half-giants" in the XPH are a joke. I'm sorry, just... no. Dark Sun half-gaints are the...

$20 via PayPal. Sorry it's not more, but being a full-time college student and getting married in March have eaten up most of my cash.

This doesn't shock me. Disappoint me greatly, yes, but not shock me. Now it looks like the only S&SS stuff I'll be buying is Malhavoc and the occasional high-level Necromancer adventure. Neither of which is really "true" S&SS stuff. :\

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The Athasian gith are a stunted, mutant version of githyanki, left in their primative state by a psychic "bomb" that was detonated early in Athas's history. At least that's what I remember from Black Spine. Anybody who wants to know for sure can go read it in closer detail.