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Lets say I want to play a wizard or a sorcerer, but I don't want to have a familiar at all... but I want something else instead to balance that loss. Would you allow me to get a bonus feat or something to make up for? Why or why not? If so, what ones might you allow...

How about dividing the spell slots in half ( a very "raw" idea ) ////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ( i.e. ) sor 10 / wiz 10 wizard base spell slots 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 score used for bonuses: 10 + ( int - 10 ) / 2 sorcerer base spell slots 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3...

Before you proceed any further, I would look at Races of Faerûn for additional insights into the "Urdinnir" ( <--- spelling? )...... .....Dumathoin's favored dwarves.... ( its true that they were originally sheild dwarves before the deity's involvement) Aside from the extended flavor text on...

Sounds nifty.

What about applying weapon finess to attacks made with a saber while mounted? How would you people rule that?

////////////////////////////////////////////////////// My half-orc as it is now /////////////// HALF-ORC /////////////// # +2 Strength, -2 Intelligence, -2 Charisma. A half-orc's starting Intelligence score is always at least 3. If this adjustment would lower the character's score to 1 or 2...

when you multiclass into a class with new skills, what defines the maximum skill ranks you can have in those new skills... I'm without a reference at the moment........ Are they treated like normal class skills in terms of maximum ranks (not how you spend your skill points)?

Ok, this is my outline so far.... I was thinking of something a little like this...... //////////////////////////////////////// Can I react? Readied Partial Action Is it a ray effect spell? Minor Spellcraft Check ( DC 5 + spell's level ) Do I react in time? Reflex Save (DC 20 + spell's...

I'm thinking about how to make a feat that would allow a character to throw an object into the path of a spell's ray effect to effectively block the ray, preventing the ray from hitting someone else... ...seeing as how anyone capable of doing this would probably be able to dodge the ray...

A house rule I played with once said that Druids wearing metal armor were prevented from taking wildshape. //////////////////////////////////////// other ideas... ...or you could simply apply metal armor/sheild "mundane" check penatlies as a penalty to the DC of thier druid spells. ...or...

It reminds me of the Biggirron ( <--spelling?? ) Sword from Zelda 64.

I took "that" fullblade from the Arms & Equipment Guide.

I have the book. 1. As it has always been, the only gender mechanics for Rashemi exist in regional feats and PrCs. 2. Warrior Skald PrC Oultine you need at least 6 levels to meet the prerequisites its a 10 level PrC d6 Hit Dice high BAB good Fort & Ref Basically its a Bardic Fighter...

Try changing the maul..... I have thumbed through the Arms and Equipment Guide (bought Races of Faerûn instead for setting information)....... Since the Maul is a bludgeoning weapon that steps on the Great Club's toes....... You could make the maul work like the fulllblade... ( 2d8...

I don't know where I first heard these... but for some reason, they feel correct enough to post. 10) Decipher Script is now a Wizard skill. 11) Intimidate is now a Fighter skill.

I think it means that the "bracers of armor" can be enchanted as if they were actual armor. +8 armor enhancement bonus (bracers of armor) +5 special abilities (as any other armor) I don't think the change applies to anything but the bracers of armor.

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If a monster possess a certain type of damage reduction, don't their natural attacks beat the same type of damage reduction?

I agree with the smurf, The spell is already a terror.

Sometimes, I get in the habit of narrating what my character does and says from a 3rd person perspective. Like, I'm telling his part of the story. That way I can summarize events that would otherwise be harder to portray.