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IIRC, that should be only for increasing spellcaster level (caster level, spells per day, spells known, etc.), nothing else. (My group allows psionic classes & artificers to benefit from this as well; prob' the incarnum classes too, but never had any to take the HP.)

Bonus power points for a high ability score should accrue as well.

I think you can gain >10 manifester levels, but you don't gain more base power points per day or powers known.

Specifically, the Roll Call forum on the AtomicThinkTank.com boards (the official message boards for M&M). MDSnowman & Baron have the largest threads devoted to character stats (mostly Marvel & DC, but some independents too). Second this. Even if not using the actual Freedom City...

buzz, I seemed to remember that too, & so I was able to look it up (took me a while, though). lior_shapira, Page 131, Opposition Power Level. Boils down to: "As a rough guideline, each additional power level over the campaign's PL makes a character suitable for taking on one additional...

Actually, no. Where does it say, "MWP (bastard sword) is not selectable as a feat?" I'm looking for something concrete, not what could be inferred by the bastard sword description. (And that inference is negated by the two sources I listed.)

And it has yet to be pointed out where in the core rules that it says that bastard sword (two-handed) cannot be taken as a MWP feat. They don't contradict anything. Why list it twice? To save space, maybe, & just list the exception(s) in the weapon's description? It does not say that it can't be...

I've already listed two official sources that indicate that the bastard sword (two-handed) can be selected as a martial weapon proficiency feat.

Ah, good point. I didn't see that in RoE, & didn't look in the ECS.

Well, I have Heroes of Battle & a friend has the DMGII, so, I'm good. ;)

My guess is that you shift as normal, but while shifted, you can activate this extra ability as a full round action. Look at the other feats around there. To paraphrase, they say while shifting you gain an ability. This one says, while shifting you can activate an ability with this type of...

A past issue of Dragon has a collection of divine demihuman PrCs, including an elf one. That may've also had a [something] of Corellon name. But most likely, listen to Thanee.

Kezef's 3.5 stats are found in Champions of Ruin, page 145. In short, an outsider with 28 HD, AC in the low 30's, three attacks in a full attack action (attack bonuses in the mid 30's), non-epic DR & some other special attacks & qualities. If your DM is sending it against you (&/or rest of the...

As far as I know, no. There is an epic feat that allows a druid to wildshape any type of elemental-type creature.

Hyperconscious is not an official WotC book; it was written by one of the writers of XPH (Bruce Cordell), but was printed under a different company (Malhavoc Press, owned/run by another D&D author, Monte Cook). However, given the author, it does mesh well with official material. Otherwise...

I think Power of Faerun goes into this a bit. I haven't read the book in depth, but there are chapters devoted to ruling a domain, being a battlefield/war leader, running a religion/temple/church, working the economy/market, expanding the frontier, & enforcing the law (police).

Whoa, I don't remember anyone saying that. :confused:

But that feat does exist.

The astral zealot from Hyperconscious? ;) The constructor PrC I mentioned above is like the astral zealot, but a bit better IMO. It concentrates on astral construct & doesn't bother with the other uses of ectoplasm that the AZ does. IIRC, both lose two manifester levels. But if you can, take both.

Unlike greater magic weapon, Exalted Strike does not say the enhancement bonus is for weapons only ("At 4th level, an ascetic gains a +1 enhancement bonus on all his attack & damage rolls."). Like I said, the good-aligned ability gained later specifically says it applies to weapon attacks. The...