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I hoped there was some kind of limitation like that. :)

That sounds powerful. I mean, if it's like an actual xorn's ability, you'll never be without cover again, no ?

Shouldn't the Feet/sec bit go 32, 64, 96 ... instead of 32, 48, 80 ?

And yet, the text over that says "Supernatural Abilities (Su): Supernatural abilities are magical but not spell-like. Supernatural abilities are not subject to spell resistance and do not function in areas where magic is suppressed or negated (such as an antimagic field). A supernatural...

The Fist of Raziel's permanent Magic Circle ability is supernatural. That means it's undispellable. Since they get it at 1st level, I'd say this is pretty awesome, given that it makes the Fist (and nearby allies) immune to all mind control and the melee attacks of all summoned or conjured...

This doesn't work, btw. Disintegrate is a ranged touch spell and thus would "merely" be countered. :D

Hey, thanks, Arravis. Coincidentally, I'm starting to DM a 3.5E version of H1-4 in a week or two. :) This should get useful.

It also falls apart any time you down someone by bringing them from -1 to -9 hit points. An enemy at -1 hit points has not been cleft in twain ! :D But Artoomis is right, this problem is not exclusive to cleaving while charging.

A ranger with a horse animal companion could share Longstrider and Pass without trace with it, which is very cool. :)

In other words, nowhere is it mentioned that the "edge" of a wall of force is sharp. It might very well be blunt, kinda. :) *insert disclaimer about not inserting too much science into a fantasy game*

While checking this out, I found this page : http://208.44.124.43/~mo/chics_dig_ballistas.htm :D

The weapon size rules seemed pretty clear to me, but I don't understand this part. Why couldn't you throw a baseball or kitchen knife at someone ? The improvised weapon rule does cover this situation and they are not diminutive weapons at all (unless you are thinking of a human throwing a...

If you can find it (which you probably won't), the Bram Stoker's Dracula soundtrack would fit, IMO.

Or, you could "share" the clone spell with your familiar so that it creates a body for you and one for your familiar. :D

That's what Detect Evil at will is for. :) Unless it no longer goes through wooden doors in 3.5E ?

Yeah, the game kinda assumes you can determine if you'll benefit from a feat by yourself. As far as I know, single-classed barbarians can pick metamagic feats. :)

I would say it's c), but it would affect the ground before the ceiling, IMO. Just like a lightning bolt cast with a wall 40' ahead of you would try to damage the wall and continue on. Of course, 3d6 lightning damage is only going to do cosmetic damage to a stone floor, so the point is moot...

Well, the problem is, if you allow coup de grace because a defender ignores attacker X, then you kinda have to allow them also whenever someone is unaware of their attackers, which would make the game very deadly indeed every time invisibility comes into action.

Just because there is no Leopard-man village in Nearby Forest X in official FR products, that doesn't mean that there can't be. Of course, if the campaign has been going on in the region for a while, you'd need to either put the Leopardman village a little further away or say that they really...

That reminds me of Reboot. :)