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edited: bah at taking necro'd threads seriously

Slightly complicating things is that the character is actually already dead - he's a revenant.

As a player, should I grow bored with my current character but don't want to just abandon it and get a new one, does anyone have any tips for arranging my own death while making it look like an accident? I don't mean the character RPing away his own accidental death, I mean "accidentally" dying...

So I'm likely going to be playing a Revenant Warlock soon, and I'm wondering how to deal with the issue of necrotic resistance. I'm liking the idea of the Avenging Haunt paragon path for the character, and between general warlockness and the Revenant stuff, I'm a little concerned about the...

How important is it to have a 20 in the primary stat? Do you like to have 20/16, or do you prefer 18/18? 18/16, depending on race selection? Which classes do you feel 20 is most important in? Which classes do better 18/18? I'm curious as to your thoughts.

That would make the most sense, and remove all doubt as to what affects what. But apparently they decided to be more vague and let us try to guess in the name of simpler power stat blocks.

I'd say this is where we call the RAI as a closed subject.

Eh, I disagree on the importance of the generally-mandatory caster skills for Duskblades. If you're using arcane channeling or quickcasting, you're not taking AoO anyway. How often are you going to be casting a non-channeled, non-quickcast spell in melee? Likewise with Spellcraft - you're not...

It seems quite clear to me that damage powers have the following structure: Hit: ( [ (number) (type) ] damage ) + .... Out of powers that have multiple damage keywords (not counting things like fear, charm, etc) there seem to be the following kinds: A: (number) (type) damage + (number)...

I've gotta give a shoutout to the best piece of spell artwork in any 3e book, ever. Crushing Fist of Spite.

Knowledge Devotion. Dump *all* your skill points in the various monster-recognition knowledge skills, and laugh at the silly fighters who have to take four feats for half the bonus of your one feat. And, if you don't need the extra hit, you can dump the hit bonus into damage with power attack...

Not sure how this works, but I'd like to tag along. http://www.enworld.org/forum/5204546-post405.html Zerodur, Level 1 Soulknife

A DM mentioned some buffalo roaming the plains that we were wandering through, so we went hunting. My Warlocked chased them down on horseback and shot one with Eldritch Blast. Our ranger got another two hits in and dropped it. They had stats, they were animals like any other, we fought one...

The door to the inn opens to reveal a tall, composed man with black hair, pale skin and green eyes. "Greetings, my name is Zerodur, and I am new to these parts. Anybody have need for a good blade?" (ooc - level 1 Soulknife looking for adventure!)...

Name: Zerodur Class: Soulknife Race: Human Size: Medium Gender: Male Alignment: LN Deity: None Str: 16 +3 (10p.) Level: 1 XP: 0 Dex: 14 +2 (06p.) BAB: +0 HP: 13 (1d10+3) Con: 16 +3 (10p.) Grapple: +3 Dmg Red: 0 Int: 10 +0 (02p.) Speed: 30' Spell Res: XX...

So I'm set to the task of running a campaign since the person who was going to be our DM disappeared, and I'm looking for advice. I'm well versed in the mechanics of 3.5, so that won't be an issue. My questions are generally broader in scope: How do I avoid the one-encounter-per-session style...