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Necropolitan is +0.

Actually this will likely be a dire tiger druid using the shapeshift variant and eschew materials. (It will be handwaved to allow spellcasting with paws) Aiming for an eventual CR 16 or 17. I'm thinking Awakened Dire Tiger (total HD after awakening, 18, CR after awakening: 9) Shapeshift...

Awaken adds +2 HD, int increase, and slight charisma bump. On an otherwise already combat-statted animal, such as a dire lion, how much would the CR change for awaken? I assume it would just be +1. Animal HD are normally +1 CR for every 3 HD. Changing over to magical beast will give it...

Can you say Yahtzee? If so, drop the "yah" part. Then change the "ee" to "er".

Compared to say, an Empowered Scintilating Sphere (like fireball, but electric) both at cap, both can do 15d6. Both give SR and reflex saves. the SS can catch multiple things at once, while the BL can catch the same monster multiple times. Include range advantage for SS and the Reflex Negates...

The only reason they called him a ninja was because he wore black. I see no katanas or FLIPPING OUT AND KILLING PEOPLE involved. Therefore: Not a ninja.

I'd say yes mainly because I'm a packrat, and can never get rid of anything. But then I remember that I'm poor and couldn't offer you anything for them.

The only big difference between druids is between those that start at level 1 and those that start at level 5+. The latter, especially in point buy, will often completely neglect strength and dex (and before the most recent errata, they neglected con as well). The former don't have that luxury.

The problem is when a 10 int, 10 wis player is trying to play a 26 int or 26 wis caster at mid-high levels. Invariably, they will eventually encounter a situation where the player will either not have the knowledge that his character would have, or would make a poor choice that no 26 wisdom...

Did anyone else ever play this? I've just been diggnig through my cards recently and building decks, despite not having actually played in years. I have two friends who I used to play with, and I'm trying to convince a third to learn the game so we can have a respectable four player game...

Again: Was the first paladin who was paralyzed while trying to smash it also a "F@*#ing psycho b!#*#"?

To actually stay useful I'd stick to +1 BAB classes and Prestige Classes unless the first level of a 3/4 or 1/2 class gives you something really awesome.

How is it Chaotic? She sees the other paralyzed paladin was about to do the same thing before he stopped.

It is a Reserve Feat from Complete Mage. Basically reserve feats give a spellcaster a relatively minor supernatural ability that they can use all day, the strength of which is based on how powerful of a spell they have prepared (or in the case of spontaneous casters, able to cast) of the right...

Barbarian, Druid, Beguiler, Warmage Barbarian is a pretty straight replacement for the fighter, ditto druid for cleric. The slight increase in combat ability from cleric to druid makes up for the lessening damage from rogue to beguiler. Between the beguiler and warmage they'll have all the...

Eberron religion handles this nicely. :)

The DMG has a section on non-standard races as well, addressing how Level Adjustment (LA) works. Any template appropriate for a PC usually has a LA listed.

I'd say you just keep putting on and taking off the helmet on the unconscious person like fifty times. They are bound to roll a 1 eventually.

Willing for harmless spells like teleport, etc. Choosing to forgo a save against a harmful spell is a conscious choice though.

You basically have it right. Gated creatures are not summoned. They are actual living beings which you are forcibly moving to your plane. That line will prevent you from moving another creature from one plane to another. Your player is more than welcome to spend that time summoning an...