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Why? If "a natural weapon" implies you can only have one natural weapon, why doesn't "a melee weapon" imply that you can only have one melee weapon? I don't understand what you're trying to say here.

Three more questions: Can/will we be called out to fight more than once/day? Will we be healed between battles? (Including stuff like ability drain/damage and disease.) Can we craft magic items with "spare" XP?

Once again: The feat lets the dragon channel arcane energy into it's natural weapons. Natural weapons means more than one. If they meant one natural weapon they would have used the singular - "natural weapon", like they did when they specified "melee weapon" (not "melee weapons") and "unarmed...

This sounds like fun. I have a few questions before I make a character. Am I right in assuming that we're "stuck" at 10th level? (No xp?) Will there be time to cast protective spells, drink potions etc. before each battle? If so, how much time? ("Depends" is a perfectly fine answer. :)) On the...

Yes, it does. What's your point? Yarren the bladesinger channels arcane energy into "a melee weapon" (singular) as per the feat description. If the example involved a dragon it'd be channeling arcane energy into its "natural weapons" (plural) as per the feat description. Or are you trying to...

It's not in CW and MotW is indeed 3.0. I can't think of any obvious 3.0isms in the Deepwood Sniper though. It can probably be used as-is.

You Got Questions, Ninja Got Answers I think your best option is to Ask a Ninja . (He'll probably flip out and kill you, but maybe he'll give you some answers first.)

The regenerate spell? Other than that he could use polymorph to get two arms. (For the duration of the spell.)

Re: teleporting I think teleporting away would be contrary to the spirit (and letter) of the rules in the OP. Just as the dragon stands around doing nothing for 5 rounds (testing offense), the PC stands around doing nothing for two/three rounds (testing defense) when the dragon attacks.

(I didn't have time to double check all the numbers, but it looks reasonable to me.) Wild Elf Fighter 12 28 point buy Str 14 (6) Dex 17 (13) Con 14 (6) Int 8 Wis 11 (3) Cha 8 +2 Dex -2 Int Wild Elf, +3 Dex from levels. +2 Dex from item (see below) Key stats are Dex 26 (+7) and Str 14 (+2)...

Re: the rules I think 8 hours is too long. You can easily get through a day's worth of adventuring in 2 hours in a typical "dungeon". I'd have used a more generic target. (Same melee stats/saves/SR, no specific attributes like "chaotic" or "dragon" or "fire subtype".) A chaotic good dragon...

Ottomh Maybe. If the caster did indeed order the subject to resist becomming undominated it will obey the order and attempt to resist the magic circle against evil. If it knows what will happen. Of course, if resisting efforts to save it from a terrible condition is "against the nature" of...

(Not all "significant", but still potentially useful.) Create magic tattoo (SC) can get you a +1 luck and/or a +2 competence bonus on attacks, but the 100 gp material component hurts. Sure strike (PHBII, lv 2) gives you a +1/3 CL insight bonus on one attack roll (swift spell). Blink, greater...

2 character levels + 3 level adjustment (LA) = Effective character level (ECL) 5. (B) means it's bonus feat, yes. (Edit: I thought those feats were called "racial feats" but it looks like I was wrong.)

* Bloodline of Fire (PGtF 35, regional): +2 caster level fire spells and +4 save bonus against fire spells. Meatamagic feats: * Blistering Spell (PHII 91, +1): +2 damage/spell level and taget may suffer -2 penalty on attacks and checks. * Searing Spell (Sandstorm 53, +1): Ignores fire...

DMG 172.

What he said... I can see how a strict "wargaming dungenocrawl" type game might focus more on the players wits and skills than the characters, but it's not my cup of tea. As for the poll, I answered "other". Some plans need to be worked out in the game world, although it's unlikely to take...

Which books can you use?

This was somewhat unclear in 3.0. In 3.5 they (for once) cleared it up with a specific rule. Debatable. You're no longer wearing visible armor. You still get the armor bonus and AFAIK no rule says you don't suffer the ACP and ASF or potential encumbrance from the weight.

All true, but it's still armor. The character is a monk. If he uses armor he doesn't get the monk's AC bonus.