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That's not what your initial post says ! :) I will go ahead and point out an actual mistake though*. There is a line that reads "weapon specilization/ superior weapon spec. +4" when in fact it should read "weapon focus/ superior weapon focus. +2". So those bonuses are 2 points too high...

I think 2E Ravenloft had a carnivorous zombie that would fit the bill, but it hasn't been converted to 3E yet, AFAIK.

In a 30th level party, a rogue should be surprised if anyone is affected by sneak attacks. :D Isn't there an epic feat that lets rogues sneak attack undead or something like that ?

I'm certain that I have heard about such an assumption. However, IIRC, it was that the Rogue was balanced on the assumption that they would get one sneak attack per combat. Or possibly one full-round's worth of sneak attacks per combat. I'm almost 100% sure that it wasn't that every attack...

Maybe they figured they didn't need it because they do get constitution.

W3rd. Dracoliches are positively wimpy compared to when they were alive.

The "Spotter distracted" penalty of -5 to the spot check might also apply, if there is a general melee going on in the area. I would also give a circumstance penalty to any listen check if there are people fighting in the room.

I've run into this problem lately and I've decided to increase the SR at the same rate I increase CR. i.e. Your 16 HD Chaos Beast would have a SR of 17. A CR = lvl spellcaster would have the same chance of penetrating SR in both cases.

You know, you didn't *have* to check it if you were that tired. :rolleyes:

So, a Half-Black Dragon Pyrohydra with a Magic missile chain gun (with underbarrel Quaal's Feather Token launcher) strapped to his back ? Make it Pseudonatural and I'm all set.

The dead followers might beg to differ. :D

Re: Re: I *almost* feel guilty... Maybe, but this party looks pretty tough, so I expect him to be Sworded !

This thread illustrates pretty well the need to pay attention to your own background !!!!1! :D

That's not a 2E mindset, that's a 3E mindset ! In 2E, it was (officially) much harder to buy and make magical items (i.e. turn gold into magic), so people actually kept many different semi-useless magical items around "just in case". Everybody had a magical dagger, for example. Now, most...

Re: Re: Re: Re: Are Marilith's really CR17? How about if it was bound via Planar Binding to, say, guard a door ?

Well, I was assuming that it wasn't common knowledge that white dragons were innately evil, but if everyone knows this in your world, you have a point. :) Yes, but with dragons' lifespans being what they are, it might very well be next generation's problem. Human beings are known for short...

Well, sure, I guess, if it's suicidal, it's going to do that. :rolleyes: Droogie already mentioned the "someone who wants to study a live dragon" idea. I'll add : e) A very rich merchant lord who wants an exotic monster for his zoo. f) A cult of dragon worshippers is search of a mascot...

Well, since it works like unbeatable SR, you should be able to turn off your immunity to benefit from positive effects. However, a golem is not intelligent, so it wouldn't be able to do so, IMO.

Too bad they don't have tremorsense or they could attack while staying in the wall (or floor). Well, they still can, but they'll be doing it blind.

Oddly appropriate...