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I sort of remember reading in one of the Monster Manuals that SR was tied to CR, & when the latter went up, the former did also. I think the example used was a dune walker or reaper or something.

As a matter of fact, the ninja base class from CAdv is the 3.5 version of the ninja of the crescent moon. Says so here: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/20050110x. Sucks, but there it is.

You could forbid him from surfing the Character Optimization board over on the Wizard's forums. :D

I would ask them, if they'd even care. And seriously, they wouldn't; not a single roll for a Craft skill has ever been made in our groups history (I think there was one Alchemy roll, but after the player realized how long it would take his character make a flask of alchemist's fire, he quit)...

Hmm, I guess the way I phrased the start of this thread didn't defnitively indicate that I was the DM & was asking for another player. What ever I think is appropriate? Okay. BTW, what do you mean by "toon?" That's a term I'm not familar with. At first I thought you were referring to the Toon game.

Dr. Awkward, That does make sense, but I'm pretty sure the character just wants to be able to make tools in general. And thieves tools can be used for more than one type of skill. I don't want to make the character need two or more craft skills. darkelfo, Craft (tools) makes the best sense...

sukael, Holy key-rap, I have that book! Thanks. D+1, Why try to make something up, when I can ask if there are existing rules, first? I can do that, right? ;) And who said I was DM'ing? :p But thanks, I will check my old DMG, as well.

Like the subject reads, are than any rules/guidelines for buying or renting a living space? Maybe in the Stronghold Builders Guidebook? If there isn't anything official, any ideas on what the costs might be? (And Mod', you could then move this to House Rules.)

I have a PC (rogue-type) that wishes to make her own set of thieves tools (& possibly other types of small tools) using the Craft Skill. None of the specializations listed at the beginning of the skill write-up seem to apply to this; blacksmithing, locksmithing, or trapmaking look like the...

IIRC, there is an epic feat that allows for armed deflection. It's either in an Epic Insights installment, or possibly updated in CW.

Amulet of Mighty Fists, DMG.

Not necessarily the same smell that a human would have? "What the does that mean? Huh? China is here? I don't even know what the Hell that means!" ;) Seriously, I don't follow you. How can it have a sense of smell, but not like a human's? I do agree with Keith's sentiments on warforged...

#4. Something interesting I noticed in Races of Eberron. In the Warforged Components section is a component called a tracker mask. It gives the warforged that's wearing it the scent ability. It then goes on to say, "However, many warforged covet this item because it gives them the ability to...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, hadn't thought of it like that. Makes me say "[bleh]... Slot Affinity" even more. :p

Or they don't have an affinity with anything. ;) ...Wait, does it state somewhere that they do have omni-affinity?

Thanee, You're welcome. Eh, was just grabbing a high number out of the air. :) However, & this goes for you too, silentspace, what basis do you use for allowing the perecentage to go above 100%? How do you justify it being more real than real?I didn't think it would be allowable or make...

Whew, that was a long time. ;) Okay, shadowcrafter is from Underdark; it's a 10-level PrC. Twice in it's progression it increases shadow conjuration & shadow evocation (both regular & greater versions) by 10% each, so by 7th level each is at +20%. On top of that, the percentage increase seems...

Shadowcrafter & shadowcraft mage are the PrCs, from Races of Stone & FR's Underdark (not sure which is in which, though). The feat, the name escapes me, is from a Dragon issue from a couple months ago, in a Class Acts article (for wizards, of course). I can look them up later, if someone hasn't...

And don't forget about a possible cost increase because of... [bleh] ...Slot Affinity. (Yeah I'm not a big fan of that.)

Also, there are at least two prestige classes & one feat dealing with [shadow] spells that can boost the percentage of the effects on a successful save. With the right character build, you can have a character with over 80% effectiveness for these spells when a target makes its saving throw.