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I found this: Metals for Planes | Planewalker And also this: http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144010 There was indeed a list in Dragon #120 but it's pretty boring compared to the above, although it does include the musical note that needs to be struck on the corresponding metal...

The plane shift spell requires a focus of a forked, metal rod specific to the particular plane you want to shift to. Is there a list somewhere of which metal rod is required for which plane?

And therein lies the flaw in the original question. Real-world Castles, more often than not, were not meant to be "impregnable fortresses." It would be great if things turned out that way but the use of castles was to serve as strong points from which local forces could sally forth and engage...

As soon as they find him, start using sundering attacks to break his magic items. Then DM-up and stop letting him buy whatever he wants whenever he wants. It sounds like this character has been allowed to get out of control and is broken...

The half-orc is nowhere near his max weight capacity...

The party's half-orc barbarian wants to throw the party's gnome cleric. What are the mechanics for this? Specifically, how far can the gnome be thrown and what would the damage be?

Yeah, I've seen that interpretation (standard action to use) as well but almost every DM I know allows a paladin to use a smite as part of their normal attack action.

Have the breaking of the sword trigger a backlash of sacred energy that, unfortunately, kills the wielder but in the process opens a wormhole to the Seven Heavens that sucks in the demons. Kinda sucks to be a demon in a Plane full of angels! :p

That's interesting... Maybe it's transmutation to simply get around the immunity to mind-affecting effects... Which would mean the intention is for them to be mindless with all those immunities...

A house rule I use (for example, with paralysis) is that if the next hit incurs a greater penalty duration than is currently active, the longer duration takes effect (rather than combining them together). So someone who has been affected by fear that lasts 3 rounds can still be affected by fear...

The other thing is that plants (particularly ones with an Int score) would seem like something susceptible to charm spells. Think of fey or druids charming intelligent plant creatures. Isn't there a control plants spell?

You might also want to consider the Bow Weapon Group from Unearthed Arcana to enable you to apply your feats to different types of bows.

From the Plant type in the SRD: - However, some plant creatures are mindless and gain no skill points or feats - Immunity to all mind-affecting effects (charms, compulsions, phantasms, patterns, and morale effects) So if a Plant has an Intelligence score, does that mean it loses the mindless...

Or get one of those Roman mobile lounges (pagoda?) and have your undead carry you all through the night while you rest up. Double your movement overnight! One of the oft-overlooked benefits of undead is that they don't need to rest and can work 24-7.

I was looking for lizardfolk the other day and my hopes were dashed, lol!

Thanks. I also found a reference to 50% in the Magic Item Compendium, p. 232.

For 2E, it might also have been in some of the historical (green) sourcebooks.

Is the Monster Advancer finished? I didn't think it was. If not, my suggestion would be to finish one thing before starting another...

Thanks! Much appreciated!

This is one of the spells that is most often played incorrectly. First off, the images are (often) easier to hit than the target so you have to be sure you're not missing an image even though you miss the target's AC. This gets rid of images really quickly. Second, this thread points out that...