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Not according to the FAQ by WotC. When is a monster character considered epic level? Do you "go epic" when you total class levels equal 20 or when your total Hit Dice equal 20? Is a monster character eligible for epic-level feats (such as Epic Toughness) when its character level is 21+ or when...

At the cost of going off-topic, how did that work? Psionics?

If all else fails, take something like a chromatic dragon. Probably not in Exalted Deeds, but Vile Darkness, you mean...:\ I was actually going to go with a level-based cohort, but I don't think I'm going to have any cohort now. I was thinking skeleton blackguard, formerly a paladin until he...

I meant that I only have two attacks (plus more from Two-Weapon fighting, which very interestingly gives me more attacks with my off-hand, if I'm not mistaken). I'm thinking about two weapons enchanted with the speed property to boost my attacks per round. If I have one of those in each hand, I...

Well, other people are posting drafts, so here's what I'm playing with (although the low attacks bother me a lot). Oh, and it's spaced a lot, but that's apparently what happens when you copy something from Microsoft Word. Also, I haven't really done epic characters that much before, so if...

My character feels strangely...human. :eek: Half-demon and all, but still...I don't have any ability scores anywhere near 60. OTOH, I haven't gone into items yet, so there's still hope for munchkinism.

Ah, so I can't compress death attack studying. Oh well, I'll just have to settle with backing it up with a hideous amount of sneak attacking, since there's nothing against taking the full-round attack action twice...when enemies are flat-footed. :lol: I need some levels in Rogue to get to the...

I'm thinking of some wicked rogueishness. Don't have it finished yet, but it should be pretty ugly when I'm done. A question - does the Thrall of Demogorgon's Dual Actions let you speed up the assassin's death attack? For example, you could study for two rounds in one full round action, then...

That all comes down to the fact that you think the VoP character should be able to have a spell cast on him without the VoP character paying. First of all, that's unfair to characters that do have to pay, and secondly, that wasn't the issue - the issue was about using tomes. We know VoP...

Hmm...maybe you could explain what the strawman is? Rystil is going by the rules on everything. I think it's odd that you would let a VoP character get extra things because he's poor, when characters with wealth can't afford the same things. Perhaps you could explain why, without hand-waving...

I don't think "The spell also allows the subject to move and attack normally while underwater, even with slashing weapons such as axes and swords or with bludgeoning weapons such as flails, hammers, and maces, provided that the weapon is wielded in the hand rather than hurled. The freedom of...

You said hit points were half max + 1 per HD. What about CON bonus?

I was thinking it was overpowered as usual, but then I noticed that one needs to have 37 class levels to take a level of this class, unless you use nonstandard base classes or other prestige classes that aren't coming to mind right now. This is largely because it apparently requires seven...

Does the 40 point buy include ability points gained at 4th/8th/.../28th levels? I assume so, since that's pretty high.

I smell a character background there... Wink.

ECL just means Effective Character Level, so I'm slightly confused by this. We can play races with Level Adjustments, correct? (and I don't intend to use something epic, I was thinking about a human half-fiend)

If y'all need another evil player, I can come up with something foul in the near future. It looks like they need a few more players to balance out. Thinking something rogue-ish. It'll obviously be more complex. Otherwise, something cleric-ish, but my first priority for concepts is rogue.

The only thing I'm not sure of is whether or not Animate Dead can affect a corpse that was undead, dead, resurrected, and killed again. If you really don't think so, I suppose the more fail-safe method would be to completely and utterly destroy the corpse, then use True Resurrection. It's...

No, but if you Resurrect them first... So now the plan is: Cast Gentle Repose on a corpse. Cast Animate Dead on the corpse. When Gentle Repose starts to wear off, kill the zombie. Cast Resurrection on the corpse. Kill the living person. Wash, rinse, repeat as necessary. If someone was capable...

Cast Gentle Repose first. Of course, when it's about to wear off, you'll have to kill the zombie, then cast Gentle Repose, then cast Animate Dead again. As a DM, I go by the line in the zombie description "Zombies are corpses reanimated through dark and sinister magic." to argue that zombies...