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Rats. I didn't see the vikings option before I voted.

If he's a good guy, he'll want to take responsibility. Isn't that what you've been arguing?

200 tenth level characters take the landlord feat from stronghold builder's guide*. They pool their 50,000 gp each in order to build a million gp colossus. What do they get for this? A giant mecha that can teleport, planeshift, fly with perfect manuverability at 88 feet/round, attack with...

The castle made me think that it's only a model.

Oh, dark lord Elmer? OK, we subdue him and force a helm of opposite alignment on and off of his head. The wizard'll detect magic until the helm is nonmagical. Goodbye, Light Lord Elmer. Hope you can fix the mess you've made of the kingdom. We're off to save the multiverse now.

IIRC, there are a couple of feats for that in the DMG II. I think the cutoff is around level six for being a master/apprentice - above it you don't have to fulfill the duties of an apprentice (but you still keep the bonuses) and below it you can't be a master.

I wouldn't go quite that far...

Enough said

Also relevant: How min/maxed the character is. Virtually any character can do it from level 1. They just shouldn't be allowed to.

I'm thinking more of a low wisdom.

If it isn't in the original runes it's just a cheap knockoff. If it weren't for the pitiful font limitations on this forum, I would correct you on the true spelling of "Gilgamesh".

You know, this entire strip could take place in a single round since talking is a free action. Yay for rules silliness.

That's one gutsy fish in the lower left corner.

Untrained laborers cost, IIRC, 1 sp per day to hire. It's in the SRD.

Accuses Lord Tirian of cheating by using scripts for unfair advantages in WoW.

Change your DM's oil every three thousand miles, but more importantly, make sure you rotate the players every ten thousand or so. Otherwise, the front players will wear down more than the back players, which can cause skidding and end up with a complete blowout/disintegration. If excessive...

I was including that animated clone wars thingy.

Paladine is only pretending to be lawful good. Look at his name for a moment. Does it remind you of a different name? Someone else who holds the power to destroy a planet? Someone who rose to power claiming to reform a corrupt government and bring good laws to the people? Someone who is...

And, of course, they love to rock out!