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We are starting a campaign at 5th level. I have chosen to be a wizard. I'm looking for suggestions for magic items. Any suggestions?

Don't forget the best benefit... your talking is actually hasted too so you sound like Alvin from Alvin and the Chickmunks for the duration.... that's priceless!

However... mage armor would protect you against incorpeal attacks...

Keep in mind too, that Hide can be re-tried if the the bad guys aren't around yet. This allows PCs to call out to their friends and ask if they can be seen... think of hiding-go-seek. PC 1: "Can you see me?" PC 2: "Yup" PC 1: "Can you see me now?" PC 2: "Yup" PC 1: "What about now?" PC...

You can also be sneak attacked after a successful feint.

THe combo is valid and should be allowed. It works like this... 6 enemies come rushing in and surround said fighter. The fighter whirls and twirls and blows them all down. They all stand back up and begin tripping him. Six trip attempts... one is going to take him down. Then he has to...

I guess I missed the proof. You didn't really seem to grasp what I was saying? I said they go off at the same time... meaning during the same ROUND. They don't PHYSICALLY go off at the same time... but they do mechanically. (Ie. my trading blow example). Nothing you said in anyway implies...

I am both player and DM. I don't find it particularly unbalancing either way.... but what's good for the players is good for the bad guys too.

I don't agree with Caliban or the others.... gee... not the first time... sure won't be the last.... =) You see, the way 3rd edition mechanics work, the multiple attacks really go off at the same time.... meaning, in the same round. No you say? Prove it. Show me a scenario in any of the core...

It's funny... It's funny how people over-react to things... Sure, psionic blast is powerful. Yes... it's powerful at 3rd level... IN CERTAIN SITUATIONS! Here are things that make it balanced * It's not particularly useful against opponents that are surrounding the psion. * It's not...

Re: Shades of 2e [/B] Yes... 2 weapon fighting would actually be superior (sorta) to 2-handed fighting... after only 4 feats... 2-weapon fighting, ambidexterity, expertise & parry. I don't think that it is unbalanced to expect 4 feats to make something better. Hmmm... how do you figure? His...

The rules state that if a creature/person can summon/create creatures, that no experience should be given for those summoned/created creatures as they are counted in the CR for the original creature/person. This is twisted and evil and the most abused rule I have come across. This means a...

Doesn't the destroyed bag tear a rift to the astral plain? Or was that 2nd edition? If it dumps it somewhere on the astral plane... just remember all the REALLY, REALLY fun creatures that roam the astral plane. Nothing like having the object containing your life force falling into the hands...

Don't overlook Guild Thief from Forgotten Realms. With 2 free feats, regular sneak attack and uncanny dodge progression AND a couple of other nice perks... it's a no lose prestige class. 1st - +1d6 sneak attack, Double Speak (+2 bluff, innuend & diplomacy checks) 2nd - Bonus Feat, Uncanny...

90,000gp would be about right... consider: * The arrows aren't always magical. If the character is suprised or the spell just expired, they are normal arrows. * It's a spell, not a permanent magic item and is therefore subject to a dispel magic (which would get ALL arrows). * The character...

Actually... this implies that it is an exotic weapon (as opposed to a martial weapon) to anyone who is not a Medium sized character. You can twist it in several ways actually... depends where you put the emphasize... "A Medium sized character can use a bastard sword two-handed as a martial...

I believe the word you are looking for is MUNCHKIN METAGAMER. Sorry... that TOTALLY goes against the class purpose (Forsaker), whose purpose is to DESTROY and DISOWN all magic NOT to create magic so that he can destroy it to satisfy his rule requirements. A forsaker WOULD NEVER bring...

Isn't Great Fortitude one of the fighter bonus feats? If so, couldn't a first level human fighter qualify? Human bonus Feat - Lightening Reflexes 1st Level Feat - Iron Will Fighter Bonus Feat - Great Fortitude

Why bother against undead... they are immune to crits and therefore immune to sneak attack... it's pretty useless unless they have a high DEX, which would be negated.