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I just noticed the thread about this; I'll refrain from arguing the point here. :)

Yeah, the most recent version appeared in the Spell Compendium. The touch attack thing is bad enough, but when coupled with the fact that DR is ineffective against touch attacks... {shudder}

Not in this case: So it was a good plan by the PCs. They should probably cast defensively next time to avoid the AoO, but there appears to be no problem with Lighting an assassin's armor. 'Course, the assassin could just cast Darkness (I think), if it was prepared for the day.

Most cleric spells (IIRC) don't require an M component, only a DF. So, by virtue of lugging around their holy symbol, the clerics should have the components they need for most spells.

I don't see any reasonable way this class could develop in game. In a standard D&D world, where magic is nigh-ubiquitous, a group of people who went around destroying one of the foundations of society to power their abilities is going to be put down very quickly as a threat to public order. How...

The quest line starts in Un'Goro Crater, a 50+ zone (IIRC about the levels). It starts near a body of water; beyond that I won't say. :) (You Alliance scum! :p)

*blink, blink* So, just to be clear, you're suggesting that the Sci-Fi channel is too focused on science fiction? Its stated purpose is for sci-fi material.

I've only recently picked up books using the new stat block, and I'm not a fan. I'm predisposed to hate change, though, so we'll see what happens. I agree that AC & HP need to be broken out, and am pleased to hear that MM4 rectifies one of these errors. One thing I noticed, though, was that the...

The Atonement spell exists for a reason. Nothing more is required.

So tough to choose! All are dear to me, though I like my evil more lawful than chaotic; I guess the Hordes of the Abyss are my choice.

Well, he still has to contend with the 10d6 damage, but 11+d12 HD he has should handle that. Though with no Con bonus, it might be dicey.

Apparently V doesn't have too many ranks in Knowledge (the planes). He should know that Sabine is well and truly dead, short of a Wish or Miracle by the core rules, if they kill her now.

Or undead; they're immune to ability damage/drain. Also, while it was listed as a component in the book, AftS was errated to use the artifact as a focus rather than a component, thus sidestepping the "Evil make a habit of casting this to destroy good artifacts they otherwise wouldn't be able to"...

I only played this in Gold Box form. I recall it being a lot of fun, though the copy protection wheel was irritating. Taught me a healthy respect for shambling mounds and bouncing lightning bolts, that game did.

Unless there's, well, friction.

Heh, I've had the urge to do that too. :)

Heh, I noticed that too. I decided to overlook the "Army ignores the fact that they have big, treaded, steel vehicles that lock from the inside" in favor of the story. Can't have everything, I guess. Still an enjoyable book, so far.

Well, that's obviously in error. We've seen V toss out two Disintegrates at a black dragon, meaning that (sh|h)e must be either 12th+ level or 11th+ with a 22+ Int. Given this, it's not unreasonable for Thog to have 3 iterative attacks.

Needs more Belkar. It's been 11 strips since we've seen the little guy!

It looks like it would run 1,000 gp + masterwork cost, by the price estimation table. Assuming you could talk the DM into letting it in.