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And spend all of his cash on cursed items.

I'm thinking of doing that myself.

That's exactly like wishing for more wishes. :)

Summoning a fiendish T-Rex is evil. (Don't ask me why, though)

Especially since most of them would not be used to that weird "non-earth" substance. :D IMO, an elemental that has spent a long time away from the plane of earth would be likely to develop such a tactic, but not one that has just been summoned.

I made a lich bad guy would had captured a Xeg-Yi once. Or was it a Xag-Ya ? Anyway, the creature from the negative energy plane from Manual of the Planes. It was used for healing.

That's great ! :)

I just checked and it does indeed.

I think my DM has the same rule, Philip. Of course, I wouldn't know for sure since nobody has ever tried to sunder in our group.

Trolls have regeneration, not fast healing. Thus, I don't see how the two wouldn't stack.

Good point. It doesn't make sense to me for a creature to recharge its undead life force with its undead life force, but the way the rules are written, this should work. I like the Negative Energy Burst spell, from Tome and Blood. Don't know if its been converted officially in a 3.5E book, though.

Learn the words !

It's my main beef with D&D too. Well, the whole "if it's meant for PCs, it's less powerful" thing. For instance, the only things that don't have special vision types are PC races. And small PC races move slowly, but small humanoid monsters rarely do. Things like that. It's more of a "mood"...

I'm starting to use Slaadi more and more. They're very violent AND they are not particularly impressed with the Holy weapons everyone and their little brothers seem to have these days.

True. Hey, if the DM thinks bards suck too, it may be possible to sneak the feat Words of Creation, from the Book of Exalted Deeds, past him. It doubles the effect of a bard song for a few hp dmg. This would mean that at level 8, your exalted bard could inspire courage and grant everyone a +4...

Speaking as a player, the one that was most fun was the first one. It may have been because it was all fresh and new, though. Speaker in Dreams and Standing Stones were also quite fun, because they weren't typical dungeon crawls. Deep Horizons was actively boring. That one wasn't very tough...

We're playing through them right now. Just finished Lord of the Iron Fortress. The DM is running them pretty much as is, one after the other. I have to say it's very tedious. Almost every encounter is a life or death struggle and everything is very much studied to remove any advantage the PCs...

Why would you ? :\

A scroll of Mind Blank could do the trick.

I agree with that. While the original was filled with pointless and arbitrary "know instinctively what to do or die" traps, the return to version is a very very good adventure. Thinking things through actually help in the later version. It even provides PC with info that turns the part in the...