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It does seem to matter, because according to the Special section of the feat the number of sets of prerequisites you meet plays a role in how many epic spells you get, and this feat has three sets of prerequisites. Your interpretation is a valid one, but not the only valid one, precisely...

Of course there are three sets of prerequisites. Just look under the Prerequisite section of the feat description: "Prerequisite: Spellcraft 24 ranks, Knowledge (arcana) 24 ranks, ability to cast 9th-level arcane spells. OR Spellcraft 24 ranks, Knowledge (religion) 24 ranks, ability to cast...

I think you may be right, but I also think the case can be made that I am right, and that the answer probably lies with how a DM chooses to interpret it. Bottom line, the feat needs to be worded better to take out the ambiguity. The reason I think it is 6 is precisely because the Special...

Hello Everyone, I wanted to run the following by you and ask if you agree with me that it is possible for a spellcaster to be able to cast six epic spells per day at character level 21. Classes: Wizard 3/Cleric 3/Mystic Theurge 10/True Necromancer 5. This makes him the equivalent of a Wizard...

I DM'ed this several years ago as the penultimate adventure for my high-level 2ed Planescape party (the ultimate being Die, Vecna, Die). Overall, we all had a lot of fun. Here are some of the highlights: Find the Cheat...I mean, Path: The party used Find the Path to short-circuit the original...

Flatulence on plane sparks emergency landing: http://www.cnn.com/2006/TRAVEL/12/06/plane.passing.gas.ap/index.html I am reminded of a D&D session in which a marilith created a cloudkill, and then a party member cast fireball within it.... Later, Atavar

ABC moves 'Lost' out of 'Idol's' way: http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/TV/12/06/television.abc.reut/index.html Later, Atavar

Why is the sky blue? Because if it were green we wouldn't know where to stop mowing the lawn.

Hello Everyone, Let's say you have an animal companion who knows the Defend trick (from the handle animal skill), but does not know the Attack trick. What restrictions, if any, are there to the types of creatures from which it will defend you? What about if it knows the Attack trick once, or...

Why do moils never charge fees for performing circumcisions? They only take tips.

As a priest and a rabbi ware walking into a bar, the rabbi says to the priest, "Hey, did you hear the one about us?"

There are 10 types of people in this world: Those who use binary numbers, and those who don't.

I heard that OSU was planning a "Hate Michigan" rally tonight. No big deal, in my opinion...school spirit, and all that. Except for one thing...there reportedly will be a band at the event called "Dead Schembechlers." According to the report I've heard the band has been around since 1990, so...

Oh, I agree...a DM is free to explain (or not) Eberron's mysteries in any way he or she wishes for his or her campaign. I just find it interesting to think about how Keith Baker explains them (to the extent he does, anyway) in his novels. I found the way he tied a few of them all together to...

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD I finished reading Gates of Night by Keith Baker the other day. I wanted to sum up my understanding of his revelations of some of the basic mysteries within Eberron and see if anyone out there can help me understand them better: WARFORGED ORIGINS: Modern warforged were...

Epilogue I thought I'd let you know that the player and I ultimately decided to have him create a new character. I had offered to let the party find a corrupt cleric willing to sell them a scroll of raise dead, but the player declined. Frankly, I'm glad he did. He agreed with me that...

A Possible Answer.... Hello Again, I found the following Dragonshards article on Religion in Eberron: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebds/20040705a The last section is interesting, especially the last paragraph: "There is a notable exception to this rule [that clerics don't sell...

Thanks for the great replies everyone. :) To answer a few things raised above: What kind of campaign do I want? On this point (character death), I want to handle character death in an "Eberron canon" manner, if there is such a thing. My original post states my current understanding of what...

Hello Everyone, I am currently running a Shackled City campaign set in Eberron. In my last session one of the characters died. The party is 6th-level, so they don't have any in-party raise dead available. My question is this: What feasible options, if any, does this character have in coming...

I was the DM for a Planescape campaign for a number of years back in 2nd Ed. We all had a great time playing. I think the best part of the setting for us was the variety--exotic locales, memorable creatures--along with a built-in, "plausible" way to go to so many different places in so short a...