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That's exactly what the rules say. It is a medium sized weapon, which means that medium sized characters can wield it one handed and therefore use a shield in the other. It also has reach. It does not say anywhere that it can only be used when on horseback, only that it is better when...

I played an anthropomorphic indian elephant in a campaign. He was a 9th level cleric of a travel diety. Unfortunately, he was killed two weeks later due to us trying to fight an encounter that was by far too difficult for us to manage. Half-Fiendish Red Dragons are a bad thing, especially...

Arcturus, that was great stuff. Technically, the only rules on lances is that they get double damage when changing while on a mount. Given that that is supposed to me a person charging on a horse, a centaur should be able to do it, but its not in the letter of the rules.

That's probably why it'll be changed for 3.5e, but I don't remember the details exactly. They are, however, supposedly listed in Races if Faerun.

A good (broken in some contexts) DotF 3rd level spell is Spikes. Just get a weapon made completely out of wood. It adds your caster level to damage, makes your weapon +2, and doubles your crit. range. It also should work well with bronzewood, from A&EG.

Fort save DC 15, or not hard for fighter types.

This SRD defines the feat well enough, I've just highlighted out the relevant word in the description.

You can only take free actions while taking any action, which implied that it is during your turn. The actual AoO is not any type of action; it's more of a reaction to a defensive lapse that the opponent makes. Therefore, you can't quickdraw or draw a melee weapon for an AoO. You can't take...

Or you could also have monk level or take the improved unarmed strike. You simple threaten with your feet (or some other unarmed strike).

A thri-kreen who has Multiweapon Fighting and Multidexterity only has a -2 penalty to each attack. The rules for double weapons says: . Because you still have only one main weapon, all the other heads are considered off-hand and, therefore, light.

Weapons and Armors with special abilities must be magical of at least +1 before getting any of those nifty things.

Unfortunately, the site has received too much attention and GeoCities won't let me get to it right now. :( -gtJormungand

Wish of course. Otherwise it wouldn't be any fun :)

The chart is definitely in the Oriental Adventures book. hm... I don't remember if Forsakers can use supernatural abilities... it would seem odd, though. Being on spring break, I can't look it up right now.

HD from both class and race should be included (for monsters with more than one racial HD).

Berserk is one of the best fantasy animes, IMHO. It blends tons of melee combat with an invisible, intangible aspect of magic and destiny.

Then epic Summon spells are a good way to do that.

Who is it that needs to capture him? If they are capable, they could research an epic spell just simply to summon the prophet if it is incredibly important; they'd even have a good reason to keep the prophet alive in that case. Or, perhaps just simply an epic spell to summon Celestial Elves in...

This little bit is found on page 275 of the PH under the heading of Multiplying.

Oops, I meant break enchantment.