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Oh I DID challenge that DM. I was planning to precast fly on myself, just in case the negotiations we were going to went... poorly. Instead I just cast Sepia Snake Sigil on the contract we brought for the other party to peruse.

That's what I figured, but I wanted a second opinion. It's ok though. I'm a Gamer. I can ruin the GMs plans in any number of ways. :]

A monk uses spring attack to run up to a collosal creature, punch it in the jimmy, and then run away. I was recently rereading Spring Attack, and it looks like the monk should suffer no attacks of opportunity, as per RAW, even though he's running through a large number of threatened squares...

So, here is a novel interpretation of the Fly spell I recently encountered. My character, trying to be circumspect, cast fly on himself, and then walked to the encounter, ready to take off if need be. The GM said that the Fly spell is cancelled when you touch down, so such a tactic would be...

And leaping from cart to cart, in the rain, while barreling down the road at breakneck speeds, would make it less swashbuckly how?

Bardach considers briefly buying these ladies a few more rounds, but thinks better of it. These here are ladies of class. Still, the conversation tickles his funny bones, and he flashes a grin filled with small, sharp teeth at his new shipmates.

Wyleck, obviously disturbed at the ferocity and cunning of these new adversaries, calls out with his magic to summon a wolf directly in front of the unoccupied guardian, in the hopes of distracting it from further injuring his friends.

"I'd suggest the Mended Drum fer reliable souls what don't often carry a pirates brand 'neath the sheeps clothing." Bardach says, after he quaffs down the remainder of his pint.

"Aye, but my memories of her are all the better for it. I'd last head o her over a year past, but Listre was still captain then, and methinks he'll never be giving up that berth for solid land 'neath his feet. Any man what been good enough to sail for the ole Captain's sure 'nough a fine 'nough...

Bardach cleared his throat, and shifted uncomfortably in his seat, as if he were more used to being on his feet and on the move. The bassy rumble of his voice was almost hesitant, as if he was not one to often think about his own past in such a way as to relay it to others. "My first...

Wyleck would rather have sought information from one of the buildings denizens, but upon attacking his new friends, the creature gave up any right to parlay. Wyleck points at the monsterous figure and commands his death, "Yssal, KILL!"

Actually, I'm in Ender's campaign. We were thinking of having Etos the Mighty (don't ask) pick up exotic weapon proficiency and get his horns capped. I'm thinking axes, but somehow, I doubt Ender's gonna go for it...

I was actually gonna say Dragon Shaman and Bard. Buff-o-Matic!

Translation: Yer gonna DIEEEEEE! :p

Salarassa pinches the bridge of his nose and clenches his eyes shut against the massive headache as stalks up to the godling, who obviously has them confused with someone else. "Ok, it seems we got off on the wrong foot. I'm Salarassa, hi, pleasure to meet you. This is a recent aquaintance of...

Never played it myself. I'm just operating under three primary DnD principles: 1. If it's half "lizard something", It's probably half-dragon. 2. If something is described as being shrouded in darkness, light it up. and not the least of all... 3. If Temple is in the name, it's GOT to be bad.

"It looks like the eggshell form a Kuo-Toan half-breed. The other half is lizard-like, possibly even dragon." Wyleck says while idly picking up a stone, casting light on it, and flicking it through the portcullis.

This depends entirely on your tactics. If you prefer run-and-gun (i.e. a lot of movement in battles) the the rifle is the distinct victor. If you are more a spray-and-pray kinda guy (i.e. sit in one spot and hose down the baddies will full attacks), then the choice isn't as clear. If your GM...

Idiot. ... hehe, J/K, I just like to push McMurray's buttons. Pallandrome Away! *leaps away*

Besides, in the Phlog, the Heavy Crossbow is the personal ranges weapon of choice, what being one of the few weapons that can be used in ship-on-ship combat. But yeah, I'd be more than happy to be in any of the three!