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:D :D Nice one.

Just a quick note... it would be a +4 on grapple checks. The PC already gets +4 for being Large size. Going up to Huge would give them another +4. Not sure if you knew that already, but thought I'd clear it up.

They also can't be stolen/sundered/detected. First, I would mandate that they are still magical and thus don't function in an AMF/can be detected via Detect Magic. Then, I would suggest that they do take a slot, and require a magical tattoo (which requires expensive components, thus justifying...

Take a look at the Virtuoso PrC in CAdv. It'll require that you're a bit lenient with the skill requirement (ie, allow him to treat Perform as a class skill), but it's a neat class. Calypso EDIT: You can also take a look at the variant Prestige Bard...

Actually, I may have just convinced myself that "death attack" isn't a death effect. Under "Death Attack" (or "death effect" as linked from the Undead type): Under death ward: As near as I can tell, the assassin's "death attack" is extraordinary. Which means that it is none of those things...

Death Domain power: and yes, it does. But that doesn't prove that death attack isn't, merely that this is.

The large characters probably should have been monstrous humanoids to prevent such problems.

It doesn't say that they're immune to spells with the [Death] descriptor. It says that they're immune to death effects. And you'd be hard pressed to convince me that "death attack" is not a death effect. Calypso

Death Attack: Undead Type: Calypso

The SRD doesn't say so explicitly, but they sure seem to follow the rule exactly. Do you have an example of one that doesn't?

Which is? If they felt that a Potion of Enlarge Person for 50g was too powerful, perhaps they should have just made Enlarge Person a second level spell. A Ring of Cure Light Wounds, unlimited use, would be broken, especially for the "list price" of 2000g. And yet, there it is. A first level...

Heh. Alright, obviously you can play against the stereotype for comedic value. But my point was that, a lot of things that PCs do isn't very dramatic. If we use that as our metric, we'd all be playing Exalted.

Books are books. They work differently from roleplaying games. If we're going to start giving characters the book-treatment, then we're opening a whole can of worms. For instance, resurrection spells sure don't make for very interesting literature. "Noooooo! WHY! WHYYYYYYY! Now we have to...

Dragonlance minotaurs are humanoid.

That's entirely reasonable. Let's pretend that you have to apply the Rapid Spell feat (turns it into a standard action to cast), which is a +1 level. Then that's 2 (level) * 3 (caster) * 2000 (activated) / 5 = 2400gp. Hell, even 4000gp would have been reasonable. I would have had to think...

Yeah, I'm strongly considering that (Mystic, actually, but same general thing). It's not out of line for the character, and I'd just end up losing a single BAB overall. Haven't decided yet, though.

It's Dragonlance. Really, if he doesn't want me to have a Ring of Enlarge Person, I'd prefer he just say that, rather than pulling numbers out of thin air. I'm not going to try to further convince him, as that would be a lose-lose situation. Calypso

I won't go into the full details, but believe me when I say that if a number of other people in my group had asked for this, it would have been significantly cheaper. Calypso

That's about what I figured. The standard price seemed a bit cheap on this one for what you get, so I was expecting answer of 2000gp. I shouldn't be surprised though, as this particular DM loves to screw me over.

1/day, for a 5 round duration: 10,000gp.