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I don't see how that applies. Each one fills a different niche, & has different origins. The DL minotaur is a full-fledged PC race, with a specific place in the setting. The MM minotaur is just another bestial monster.

:o Whoops, missed that (I'd never consider playing a razorclaw shifter, so I only skimmed that description). That's a weird thing to make an exception for, though, & somewhat supports Bagpuss' view. I think it might have been a bit cleaner to have shifter (attack) traits follow either all or...

:lol: Nope: +6 Dexterity, +2 Wisdom, -2 Intelligence.

Wow, stealing the BoED? Isn't that, whatayacallit', irony? :lol: Better add a PSSS (or PPPS) for the flaws then. (My group never uses them, so they would never have occurred to me.) Not sure what you mean here. "Speced" & "un"? (Looks like typos, but I can't figure out what they should be.)...

Action Surge is one of my favorite feats in Eberron, for exactly the reasons you mention. Making a move action & a full attack in the same round is awesome for fighter-types. My DM has yet to ban it.

Again, that's how natural attacks work. Your problem isn't really with shifters, but with natural attacks in general. :shrugs:

The claw attack wouldn't use two-weapon fighting rules, but secondary natural attack rules, so attack routine should be UAS +20/+15/+10/+5 & claw +15. As well, adding a bite into the mix would also be at +15.

The Poverty bonus should be a +5 exalted bonus, which doesn't stack with the armor bonus (page 30). The third Peace bonus should also be an exalted bonus, that will stack with the Poverty's bonus (page 48). So you're looking at 10 Base +5 (Dex) +5 (Wis) +5 (Poverty) +2+2+2 (Peace) = 31 total...

Because it's considered a natural attack. Natural attacks work that way. If you're considering making an exemption for shifters, then you'd also have to consider doing that for a lot of other intelligent creatures with high BAB & natural weapons (like a lot of outsiders). You could allow the...

Yes it does. Especially when Hyp' says so. ;) Shorthand? Don't try to read too much into it. It's not a standard/constant/permanent enhancement bonus, though. It only kicks in when swung at its bane foe.

I'd say they would remain active, regardless if they're bound to chakras. Even though they can take up the slot of magic items, they aren't actual magic items; they're class abilities that can't exist separately like normal equipment. They're more akin to long-duration spells & supernatural...

If you use action points, the Action Surge feat from the Eberron Campaign Setting (usually obtainable at 6th character level).

Thanks for posting the spells. Since the names were different I thought that maybe they were two different people. That's possible. Or he could have a wizard's soul trapped in some type of gem/magic item, & uses it to cast the various Gygyr spells. 'Course, you instead could ignore my original...

I don't have the RLCS, but TSR's 2nd Edition Domains of Dread hardcover book has Vlad Drakov of Falkovnia (different spellings for both?) statted out as a 15th level human fighter with 50% magic resistance, wielding a rod of flailing. Also, who or what is Gygyr, that would necessitate Drakov...

This is an awesome thread! :D If I ever get the chance to play a warlock, I'll ask my DM about this variant. In fact, this would make for an awesome Dragon article. Either as a straight Far Realm one, or as an Eberron one (using Xoriat). Good job, paradox42. :thumbs up:

Hmm, I thought I had penciled in the errata when I could. Well, thanks for that, then.

That line doesn't appear in the MM (or, my MM at least). Is the feat listed in another book?

Actually, IIRC, it's called the Wall of the Faithless, & the area outside it is the Fugue Plain. As for the topic, I think that Turn Undead would be just as unavailable as divine spells for cleric of Lolth during this time. I don't know if it's spelled out anywhere that this is the case; it...

Normally it will state in the feat's description if it can be taken more than once. I don't think this one includes that verbiage, so no.

What campaign world are you playing in? IIRC, Greyhawk has a monkish demipower named Zuoken whose favored weapon is unarmed strike; a psionic PrC is named after him, the fist of Zuoken (found in the XPH, which also has info on his religion). As for your build, the same article I mentioned in my...