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Fine. Stone Shape the statue into a floor for your tower, then. Same effect, really.

Falls under "buy them" as far as I'm concerned.

The amusing thing to me is that, going by their treasure distribution method, the only way to get level 1 magic items is to buy them or make them. They do not exist as loot. EDIT: And they HAVE printed a magic item that was higher level than it's bonus. I can't remember whether it was a weapon...

You can't? I'd better tell some of my DMs that they're not playing D&D then.

His point is that it wouldn't be balanced accordingly. Toughness + improved dual wield vs Defensive Mobility + rarely-used attack bonus ... I'd still probably take the Toughness path as an archer ranger, if it didn't close off Battlefield Archer.

Still waiting for industrygothica's character to be posted to the RG. In the meantime, I'm going through the 5 sheets posted there. Walking Dad: Your attack bonus for Dragon Breath should be +5 (3 from strength, 2 from the power itself - note that you can only choose str, dex, or con to base...

Alright, the OOC for the Company of the Morning Sun is here.

Rogue's Gallery In Character Thread Current Roster: Shamash, Dragonborn Paladin (played by Walking Dad) Raecan, Elf Ranger (played by Redclaw) Trevor, Human Fighter (played by Charwoman Gene) Michael Cael, Human Warlock (played by Jemal) Kriv, Dragonborn Warlord (played by renau1g) Talia...

I agree. This was one of the first things that occurred to me when I actually sat down and parsed through the skill challenges. Especially in their current official incarnation, where you need twice as many successes to win as failures to lose, there's a heavy disincentive to participating...

Any pings on the detect magic radar?"Well, we know there's some kind of machinery to close the wells off, from the way the dragon called out as it was running with its tail 'tween its legs. Maybe, if all else fails, we can force one of them open. Make a lot of noise, though, and they'd know...

"Dozen scalies. Mebbe two dozen, hard to tell. Armed. Watchin' the gate; good job Lanandro. 'Bout 75 feet to the main doors, all rough ground. May hafta fight." the halfling whispers.

Immeral nods back to Phillian and bows to both him and his 'daughter'. "Yes, I came to deliver my tribute." His eyes flit to the townsman Phillian indicates. With a shrug, Immeral gathers the furs in his arms and passes them off. "Careful with those." He turns back to the wizard. "Something...

Immeral leaves the small gathering briefly to deposit his share of the dragon's tribute.

Ah, thank you for that. Battlefield Experience would still be a great ability without order of proximity, but that does help a lot with making the best use of it.

Yes, it does. Read Flesh to Stone. You cannot Resurrect something that isn't dead. Something that's petrified is not considered dead, even if the statue has sustained damage that would be lethal if the statue were alive. Since the statue is reduced to a handful of fine dust by Disintegrate...

Because, as long as the Rogue stays on the Disk, he can't move independently of your action, and if he moves independently you can't give him an "extra" move action. The Floating Disk doesn't increase the number of movements the Rogue gets. Knight's Move does.

You seem the be the only one that thinks so. Most people ask "why should I bother taking Skill Training when the Multiclass feats are dramatically better?"

Why bother hiding the statue? Flesh to Stone + Disintegrate. By RAW, that's permanent "death" without actually dieing. I suppose a Wish/Miracle or three could undo it, though.

Can you please cite a rule that supports this statement?

No, he can't. Battlefield Archer only lifts the restriction on number of quarries. The target still has to be the closest creature (not even the closest non-quarry creature) to be designated a quarry.