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My first thought was it would only affect one end of the weapon, as per the weapon enchantment rules. After reviewing the spell description, however, it looks like a double weapon would gain the enhancement bonus regardless of which end you attacked with. edit: spelling

Simulacrum lets you create a 50% copy of any creature with HD up to twice your caster level. Don't duplicate yourself, duplicate the 100HD creature you were thinking about gating in. This is actually open to severe abuse, although I suppose that's relative at 50th level. If you make simulacrums...

It looks to me like the wearer has a speed of 20' when the slippers are active, regardless of their speed when the slippers are inactive.

Quote: Originally Posted by Pickaxe 2) Get the party wizard or sorc to take Glitterdust. Granted, this won't help you against undead, but it will give you many rounds of sneak attacks against more vulnerable foes. how... exactly? Glitterdust can blind the target.

It doesn't look terribly overpowered to me. What about your character would make it "quite potent"? I hadn't really looked closely at the dancing weapon enchantment before, but it looks like a rogue's dancing weapon could get sneak attack damage. A rougue with quickdraw could have some fun...

Hmm, I hadn't thought of it that way, but you make a good point. edit: The 3.0e FAQ says Touch is not considered a "fixed" range. There are quite a few entries in the 3.0e FAQ that should be in the 3.5e FAQ. :(

The warmace gives the wielder a -1 penalty to AC, not attack. Otherwise, you are correct. Main: -4 (-2 TWF, -2 Monkey Grip) Off-Hand: -2 (TWF) AC: -2 (penalties stack)

Persistent Spell works on spells with a "fixed or personal range". Kaupaer's skittish nerves has a range of Touch.

Correct, Supernatural Transformation does not work for Warlocks. It applies to innate spell-like abilites and the Warlock's are learned. This was clarified in the FAQ. What feats to take depends a bit on what sort of focus you have. If you focus on doing damage with your eldritch blast, Quicken...

Yes, those are from Magic of Faerun. According to Players Guide to Faerun, there is no change in them from 3.0e to 3.5e.

Yes.

Oh, that is wonderfully evil. :] And to the original poster, nice sig link. Quite entertaining. For even more fun, google the author's name.

Yes, the protection domain is nice. The feat specifies, however, "Each day, you may prepare (or cast, if you cast spells without preparation) a maximum of one of these domain spells of each level".

Wow, ignoring level adjustments is a very bad idea. Unless the players work together on character design, you will, most likely, end up with a significant variance in character power and survivability. Either your DM isn't thinking it through or you misheard him. Off the top of my head, an...

Hmm, so if you have Mettle and make your save, I suppose you lose no XP.

I believe slime wave was errata'd to affect each creature only once, regardless of size.

The spell you are referring to, spell enhancer, changed for 3.5e to add 2 to your caster level instead of increasing the DC. This was part of the across the board DC nerf.

The Hexblade (CW) gets Mettle at 3rd.

For additional sillyness, you could make them Heavy Dwarven Waraxes. :cool: That would require an Exotic Weapon Proficiency feat, though.

If it's not too late to do so, take a look at the Elven Wizard racial substitution levels in Races of the Wild. The first two are very nice. Incantatrix is amazingly powerful, both for you and your party. The Cooperative Metamagic ability lets you apply metamagic feats to spells other people...