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Yup. And they are all 1-19 range for the most part. It's also core only. :( Surely there are some 28 INT creatures, some 36 INT creatures, or some 42 INT creatures. Gotta find something with labyrinthine plots and plans.

What are some really hyper intelligent creatures? I know great wyrm golds are INT 32, but who are the other ultra smart creatures? I can find creatures with 39 STR but I need an inhuman schemer who has always been a super genius (read, didn't gain 30 levels, read a book, and put on circlet).

I'll bet Tarkin can. Tarkin = More Evil than Jar Jar. Evil = Not good at remembering the don't kill "valuable" allies rule when they are irritating. Jar Jar may be evil incarnate, but Tarkin's got a death star that he actually uses. For a little while at least...

Correct. You could make a simalcra of a 50 HD Solar if you were so inclined and happened to have an outrageous enough caster level to do it. No where in the spell does it say you have to cast it on something present.

The suggestion postulated by the scoobies was that someone would only do something if they couldn't bear the thought of having done it themselves. Which was ridiculously obvious that that would make the suspect the father who apparently gets away with working at Summerholt without Chloe finding...

As Karsus screams warnings from beyond the grave...

*plays music* 'Don't stop believing...'

*takes a peek around*

Just cause I want to represent that there is another faction, I like the series and continue to wait for the next installment. I was told repeatedly how Winter's Heart was going to disappoint me so badly and how I should have dropped the series long before then, but then I read the paperback and...

Go forth mine unseen servant! Drop this over yon! What? You mean one of them actually FAILED the DC 15 save? Doesn't matter really, you're all dead anyways.

I think that's another sign of how literally they put the comic book into the movie, Daniel. I don't know if you followed Krug's link to comic/movie comparisons for this movie, but it's so exacting that I wouldn't be surprised if the internal monologues were straight out of the comic. And the...

Nope, there it is. Plague Carrier. Races of Faerun. But the specific text of the spell is : As contagion, except that the target is not stricken immediately, there is an incubation period. So that's the only difference. It does go on to state that the target is contagious during the incubation...

But contagious? Maybe your are thinking of Contagion, Mass, which is as Contagion but multiple targets. That is, multiple initial targets who would then ALL be contagious.

Hehehe... Thanks. I had fun with it. :D

Kevin. The boy with the angelic voice who only talked to the cardinal. Who had a few character flaws and a big wolfish dog.

It's amazing how much the environment you are in can shape a perception of a movie. Finding Neverland had an interesting moment where the success of the play was determined by the presence of people who would understand it, and they in turn brought the rest of the audience into understanding...

If you liked From Dusk til Dawn and Kill Bill, you'll likely like this. Tough guy comic book anti-hero's murder their way to the truth in visceral fashion. We had an appreciative crowd tonight that laughed and enjoyed the spectacle of it and winced along with everyone else at some of the...

Indeed. Thanks for the link. There's the community basking I was looking for.

I get it. It doesn't allow you to return to the Material, you have to dismiss it to do that. That along with the not specifically saying you get multiple jumps is good enough for me. Thanks guys. :)

Does shadow walk allow you and your party to come back and forth multiple times for the duration like wind walk? Doesn't appear to say one way or the other. The duration doesn't read like it's terminated at the end of the first jump. One of my high level PC's asked and I don't know.