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I was quoted this a while ago when I asked the same thing. SRD - A typical Large character wielding a reach weapon of the appropriate size can attack a creature 15 or 20 feet away, but not adjacent creatures or creatures up to 10 feet away. I am assuming that what applies to large characters...

A medium creature could use a small size glaive as one handed weapon at -2 to hit. But it will not give reach.

Basically the same question I asked a while ago. Still unsure about them myself. Here is the thread. http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=97790

Slightly off topic. If some of your evil fey are more inclined to melee then a pile of them with rogue and hexblade levels would be a very scarey hit and run team. Great compliment to the spellcasters.

Looks fairly standard from the point of the BoED. It seems to run a bit more powerful than than most WotC products. Think of it like a Realms product, if everyone has it then the effects are more balanced. :D

For those that like tremorsense. Exactly the same cost could buy you an item that gives permanent Touchsight. :) From the SRD - You generate a subtle telekinetic field of mental contact, allowing you to “feel” your surroundings even in total darkness or when your sight would otherwise be...

Playing ODnD years ago I had the party come up against a group of dwarves who had amulets around their necks that were rune enscribed clay tablets. About half of them could be thrown grenade like that exploded and caused some damage, the other half healed the person when they were broken. The...

My current character is an extreme 3 year old 12th level.... Warforged :D

A ring of counterspells with Dispel Magic in it is a cheap way for a PsiWarrior to fix those seeking to debuff him. Just something to keep an eye out for if the character is the type that likes to cover bases. Of course you can simply have two dispel magics, assuming you get time to cast both.

Having played a warforged Artificer from 6th up to 12th level so far I can say they follow the normal buffing rules as a class. Give them a bit of time and knowledge of what they face they can increase the party effectiveness a large amount, if thats not the case then they are little more than...

The Monkeygrip feat, also from the CW, allows you to use a weapon one size larger for -2 penalty to hit. A powerattack of -2 does +2 damage or +4 damage for twohanded weapons. It often ends up about the same damge when comparing these two, sometimes a little better sometimes a little worse...

Perhaps the designers also noticed that the warmace was one of the few weapons whose average damage actually goes up if monkey grip is used versus doing a simple two point power attack.

If you use Military Simulations in Melbourne (www.milsims.com.au) try talking to them about the price when that happens. I've had good luck getting the price down closer to even comparing our prices to US prices. Also it's pretty easy to get 10% off their normal prices all the time if you deal...

Perhaps they just adjusted the mix for the Wood Elf so it goes: +2 Str = -2 Con +2 Dex = -2 Int This fits in with the table then.

One thing I have noted, if you use the Knowledge skills to find out PC information on monsters, the lack of Knowledge:Religion can hurt if you don't know the powers and weaknesses of an undead you are fighting. As the half the group found out when three of us flubbed saving throws versus...

Hexblade is also a good path to DD as you dont even take BAB hit from it and get other nice things like mettle. :)

For something like the piercing of Crystal Shard or the bludgeoning damage of a spell like Ice Storm would you count that affect as getting through DR x/Magic? If yes then letting something like DR x/Silver or x/Admantine would halt it? If you are playing Eberron an Artificer 3 can give out DR...

Having things that affect characters also can help evoke the right feel. Like having his trophies curse whoever removes them to drip blood from whatever part of the person that touches them. Walking around town leaves a trail of many questions and out in the wilderness the predators are going...

Well someone could always do something oddball like Wizard 9 / Loremaster 2 / Wizard 1 which would give them their bonus wizard feat right on level 12 along with their normal feat so they could acquire both Forge Ring and Extra Rings.

I have to put a thankyou into for Diaglo for holding onto the orc and making me have a shot at the wraith while level 4 and getting lots more xp. :D