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char *buf; Calypso (Oh fine... I've always gone with... divine and arcane spells use fragments of draconic, they just use them in profoundly different ways. And while one can vaguely understand the other, it's iffy at best. It'd be like if I told a gardener to do a depth-first search of a...

You could just house-rule that high ability score adds to his spells known. So you'd take the "number of extra spell slots" and apply it to spells known as well. That gives more spells overall. Calypso

EDIT: Wrong thread, sorry.

Dimension Door. The fighters are on their own :D PS: cloudkill and acid fog both allow SR, in 3.0. In 3.5 they're really wicked powerful.

Boojah! $50 headed your way! Thanks for a great site. Calypso

Okay, thanks guys :)

If a sorcerer that is affected by (3.0) haste casts a spell using metamagic, does he still get his partial action from haste? Assume that the spell normally takes 1 action to cast. Calypso

Are Greater Shadow Evocation/Conjuration worth taking? They seem to make a sorcerer really versatile, but I rarely hear mention of them. Calypso

How is that cheesy? It's one of the things the spell was designed to do.

Ah, okay. Yeah, it was just a little line I stumbled across in the SRD and I was like... buh? Thanks. Calypso

Vow of Nonviolence says that, even if they're attacking you, you don't harm them in any way. I'm saying, you can't just go around killing things with no provocation and expect to be exalted. You're supposed to give them a chance to surrender and change their evil ways. And, playing paladins...

Correct. EDIT: Though there are feats, like Hamstring, that "sort of" simulate it. Instead of sneak damage you hamper their movement.

So, it says that as a full round action, you can touch up to six people for a touch spell. My question is, when is this useful? I assume that it isn't implying that you can use one casting of... invisibility, and apply it to six people. But, you also can't cast invisibility between each touch...

So you're aware, the caster level of an item is not the same as the caster level of the caster. If a level 20 wizard makes a ring of featherfall (level 1 spell), the save bonus for the ring will be 2 (base) + 1/2 (minimum caster level for featherfall) = 2. If that caster made a ring of...

To me, the question was more whether you should be provoking/killing them at all. If you bust into a house with your sword drawn and there are 4 gnolls sitting around a table playing cards, is it evil to kill them, even though they're not helpless? Damn right it is. Calypso

Alright, I can live with that :D So, either they take a point of con damage per charge, or, another thought I just had, if it was HP-only damage, it could not be healed by magical means, only through rest and time. Because with the con-damage one, what's to keep a cleric from just casting...

Thanks :D And, right you guys are, I changed it to a moonless night instead of a full moon, thanks. I'm not sure about the con-damage though... I mean, how can a longsword to the stomach cause 1 hp of damage, yet, a small slice to get a few drops of blood can cause con-loss and from 9-20 hp...

Well, were it me, I would consider that an evil act. Killing a helpless defender is evil. As for the second part of your question... you would have to atone for your gross transgression or risk losing your exalted status. This would likely take the form of a service performed for your church...

Cool, thanks a lot! I should point out that I am, in fact, using the 3.0 versions, but I definitely get the idea. I think the only big difference is that a Greater Shadow Evoc. Wall of Force would block objects 40% of the time then, right? Because they automatically save? Calypso

You mean I'm not the only one that looks at both forums?? :\ Heh, I posted at both because I find that people rarely respond to my posts on either. This way I have a slim chance. :p And yeah, that's more or less what I did... the XP is 1/50 the cost of the original, per charge, and the...