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It's in the 3.5 accessory update booklet from the Wizards D&D site.

There is no required power to give a psionic weapon/armor an enhancement bonus, just like there is no spell requirement for giving magical weapons/armor enhancement bonuses, either. All you need is the feat.

MM2. It's the fruity looking construct that wields really nasty rapiers.

For the wizard, you could use the spell Arcane Sight, which IIRC lets the caster know the highest level arcane spell that the people in his vision can cast is.

It's not a terrible bad thing for a wizard/sorceror to do. Restricting them from counting squares for their spells is the same as restricting fighters/monks/barbarians from counting squares to get in to position to attack. There have been threads here in the past about this, though I don't...

The simpler way is for the assiter to Take 10, which (unless they have a negative modifier) will guarentee the assistance for the person actually taking 20.

That Reaper is a nice looking, monkey-faced chain-wielder. I've already added him to my collection... I just gotta find time to paint him.

You only get one primary weapon, which would be in this case the Guisarme. For a reference, see the Drider (in either edition); it dual wields short swords/daggers and then takes the -5 for its secondary natural weapon (bite). This is where the multiattack feat comes in handy. Guisarme +10/+5...

Because SS was supposed to be somewhat 3.5 compliant...

As it's only a large longsword, I would think that he's only holding it in only one hand. EDIT - maybe i should have looked at that at little closer...

Thanks for explaining everything! As a player in your game, it was a good experience anyway. Of course, the players do add a bit more. One thing that I don't really like was how broken the Epic Spells that one of the players developed were. I would have liked that much more if he had been...

The Divine Emissary advances spell caster level anyway.

It isn't in the class decription, but I'd give it to anyone because the PrC is specificly suited for paladins (like advancing mounts and giving more smites). Though, why would you want to continue paladin levels after taking Divine Emissary?

Look at the Drider's attacks. He gets: 2 Short Swords +3 Bite +0 Reverse engineering these numbers gets: 2 Short Sword +3 (+4 BAB + 2 STR - 1 size - 2 twf) Bite +0 (+4 BAB + 2 STR - 1 size - 5 as secondary natural weapon)

When creating one of my favorite characters, named Dammerung (Human Ranger/Fighter/Rogue, Lawful Evil), I had in mind Guns 'n Roses' "Welcome to the Jungle." It was a fun concept for the evil guy.

A couple rule issues that I see: Before you can take Whirlwind Attack, you need to have Dodge, Mobility, and Spring Attack. Some of that can be fixed by switching feats around, but you still need to take Spring Attack somewhere. It looks like this would work (with everything else the same)...

The wand won't work because you can only put up to 4th level spells in to wands. A scroll or staff could work, though.

The flat-footed AC does not seem to add up right either... perhaps the monks will get bonuses related to that.

Use Magic Device has a note in the Retry entry that says that rolling a 1 automatically fails and that you can't activate the magical item again for a day.

I know one reason to continue to use a longspear: they can also be set against charges to do double damage. Lances can't do this.