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The loss in spellcasting makes the prestige class pointless after the first level. Telepathy, however, has a number of uses, and you don't lose anything for taking a single level. Dominate *is* permanent provided you spend a single spell every couple of weeks. Is a level of casting...

In addition, use extensive illusions, but have an invisible guards and wards spell placed upon the tower. It will only restrict sight to those jerks with true seeing or see invisibility.

Stronghold builder's guidebook + the moon + mordenkaiden's magnificent mansion. That is to say, have a stronghold with a section buried underneath the surface on the dark side of the moon concealing the portal to your main stronghold. You can make your stronghold airtight and have a permanent...

Great. I can go make my own destiny without being distracted from my quest for the Iron Sheik's lost treasure by the kidnappings of my bumbling nephew, fiancee, grandfather, best friend from my hometown, the master of my former dojo, and my brother.

Fine. Replace "vastly underperforming" with "pathetically weak". The point is still valid. A fighter pilot without any ammo, virtually no fuel, and a loss of radar and most flight control is going to return to base, regardless of how much of his mission has been accomplished.

Ack, forgot you need a combo of feats to allow it. Well, persistent ruin delver's fortune is quite good. Extremely good. If you have spell compendium, it's available to both bards and sorcerers (but not wizards). Here's the info.

Acid arrow. :eek:

Hmm... trolls. Where did I hear about an ancient civilization that degenerated into trolls... Oh, right, The City Built around the Terraque.

Nah, it's a German kid satiring the government's views on violent games and their effects on children. Correct translation (read the about this video section for more info): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBVmfIUR1DA

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Which is really stupid, since it's only useful for healers. IMC, it's houseruled to be descriptorless. If I recall correctly, there is a nonlethal substitution metamagic. (either +1 or +0)

Email them a slightly modified SVLA. Works wonders.

My interpretation of the DnD paladin is Flavor 1, since I take the view that those who focus on justice are LG and those who focus on mercy are CG. It's a paladin's job to uphold justice, although they may be merciful if they want.

Well, there's the possibility of an absolute monarchy ruled by a paladin with a wisdom score in the thirties. Problem is, it only lasts until he dies.

Inquiring minds want to know.

The country offers free health care. A worker can spend a mere eight hours in one of the nation's special disease curing chambers, and is cured free of charge. The disease curing chamber is a Liquid Pain extractor, from the Book of Vile Darkness, with an eternal wand of cure disease.

If you don't like the flavor, it's easiest just to change it.

Meatshield - Hamlet Dies (I, personally, prefer http://wordsmith.org/anagram/ )

Never. To become a paladin is to forsake yourself, to make your body your slave and no longer be controlled by it, to keep yourself untarnished by the darkness you fight, to show not what a human is, but what a human could be. Is it a high standard? Definitely. That's the point. If it...

Not quite right. That's the powergamer board. The munchkin board is one key to the right: http://forums.gleemax.com/forumdisplay.php?f=330 And if anything that's within the rules is allowed, accept no substitutes for the ultimate munchkin character.