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Besides a cloak of resistance or a WIS boost, is there any other magic item that increases your WIL save? :confused:

I think the problem some poeple have with the spell is the potential for a much lower level spellcaster incapacitating a much higher level fighter type. For example: a 3rd level cleric with Spell Focus, Greater Spell Focus, and an 18WIS has a Hold Person DC20. A 10th level fighter with a 12WIS...

I don't know about circular, but my reasoning is not arbitrary. An AoO is a regular melee attack, it should benefit from cleave just like an attack during a normal attack action. Well, if you think in-game and not think [b]meta-game, a mage who summons a creature to attack one of his...

You're right, I just assumed, and we all know what happens when you do that. :o I checked and it says in the PHB that you can attack in your own square. But my other statement still holds, the snails aren't a threat so using them as an enemy for whirlwind doesn't work...otherwise you can use...

I'll have to ask you again, how does it make sense that a person who may not even be in combat with you will get an attack on you by cleaving through his foe on his regular attack, but not on an AoO? I don't think it seems toonish at all. Example: My buddy is low on HP's in a melee battle, so...

I uderstand what you're saying, I just don't agree with it. :p A cleave is a cleave. Why does it make sense that if I drop the bowman to your left during my regular attack that I should also get an attack on you? During a normal attack you're on your guard, so why do I get an attack against...

Re: Cleave with piercing weapon Damn, another one fell to the dark side. :p

Sorry, Hold the Line gives you an attack of opportunity on a charging opponent, so you shouldn't be allowed to cleave if you drop said opponent. You have been officially beaten with the nerfing pool noodle. :) :p

I understand what you're saying, but I don't agree with the logic and conclusion. I don't understand why it is a bad thing for a character to get a cleave off of a foolish act by another character, that is one of the points of the feat, to provide an extra attack when the opponent drops. To me...

On the same note, why does a melee attack against someone else 15ft away that drops them allow an attack on you? That is cleave. How about limiting cleave in general so that the cleave has to attempt to hit someone adjacent to the creature you dropped? [b] Again, that is a beef with cleave...

Ouch, I'm no troll. Yes, if you drink a potion and draw an AoO then you are foolish, in most cases you can step back 5ft and drink it safely. Same with the bow. And as for the logic, it's called the Cleave feat. By what logic should I get an attack on you on my normal attack action if I drop...

This happens all the time, with monsters and PC's. What if the fighter does something stupid that puts the rigue in danger of being flanked? The rogue didn't do anything wrong, he is being penalized for the fighters actions! Why shouldn't someone be penalized for the stupid and reckless actions...

The ultimate gaming food Pretzel Rods......you can even poke people with them. :)

Why would you need a golfbag full of weapons? With the DR for these creatures being lowered, the party can defeat them by overcoming the DR through brute force. I like the new DR system, it gives the creatures that have the "special" materials DR that much more flavor. What is the point of the...

What a funny sounding sentence. :D

Question? Is there anyone here who started out using mini's and then moved to description only? Just curious.... I've noticed a number of people who mention that they have never used mini's until recently (myself included) and really enjoy it. But I haven't noticed one person who started out...

Re: Here :cool: No way man, I've haven't seen you there...errr I mean I don't do that. ;) The smackdown cometh. :D

Pete every now and then, but that's all I know. They could be in disguise though, they could be anywhere....:eek:

Don't worry, when you're least expecting it you'll be 30, and you can purchase you're cemetary plot and start planning for retirement. :p Damn uppity young'uns, back in my days...... :)

More Dragon Parry Feats Dragon also had more feats to supplement the basic parry feat, some are listed below: Parry [General] Prerequisite:Dex 13+, Int 13+, Expertise. Benefit:You may make one attempt per round to parry a landed blow by rolling an opposed attack roll at your highest BAB. An...