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It's not that it has them, it's that it seems to have entire series full of nothing else but. Uber-beings should be rare, not popping out from under every rock.

Thank you for summing up half my reason for hating anime in one paragraph.

The criticism of 4E is perfectly valid based on what we've seen. I have viewed most of the info available on it, and seen not a shred of evidence to contradict my hypothesis that the designers, and their target audience, are idiots.

I realize it's a bit late, but I was caught up in some post-Halloween enthusiasm, and remembered I'd been meaning to stat him since I did Santa last Christmas. Flavor text, except the description, is from his Wikipedia entry. Jack Skellington Hero-deity Age: 2,000 years Aliases: The Pumpkin...

When a monster only has one natural attack, it does indeed get 1.5x Str to damage.

I rarely say this, but LOL! That's great! :D

Yeah, mistyped. If he means it to replace Automatic Quicken, it pretty much has to. One of those things he just assumes, and it never occurs to him that anyone could view it differently.

Rapid Metamagic, in Complete Arcane, does what you're looking for. Also, you're wrong about Automatic Metamagic Capacity; it doesn't increase casting time.

Wizards of the Coast beat you to it. Twice. Dragon Shaman in Player's Handbook II, and the Dragonfire Adept in Dragon Magic both feature a breath weapon prominently, the latter being almost completely dependent on it. It's basically a variant warlock.

Before everyone panics over time stop, I'd like to remind folks that you can't affect any other creatures while it's running. Sure, it's good for buffing and summoning, but that's it. Also, it can't be extended, only empowered.

*sigh* Dante, even from the depths of my ignore list, your stupidity reaches out to irk me. You apparently missed the fact that under U_K's system of four artifacts, the Epic item creation feats do not exist. Ergo, no magic item that doesn't spring directly from a deity or epic character's...

Divine Presence (Legendary Strength) or (Total Strength) is about the closest I can think of.

The classes are written in the Beastiary, right below each dragon's name.

Oh, and Dante; don't expect a reply if you keep deepening that hole you dug yourself. I'm ignoring you from here on out, as well.

Way to directly contradict what you said in your last post. . If you're claiming that two creatures, one vastly more powerful than the other, have the same CR, that is blatantly false. The CR system means nothing if that is the case. Immortals' Handbook isn't an entirely new system Dante...

Dante, I take it you haven't heard of the Stormwind Fallacy? That's what you committed in your last post. Roleplaying and power-gaming are not mutually exclusive. Furthermore, you ignored his comment that the character in question was not excessively min-maxed. Furthermore, if a U_K...

Don't be so freaking stupid. Yes, I know this post is going to be moderated, and I don't care, because it's long past time somebody said it to him. Which is why everything of substance will be in my next post.

There is a thread just for characters. It's been idle for a while, so you may have to change the settings to see it...

It'd be 4d6+20. Light weapons deal full Str damage, unless they're being used in the off-hand (where a one-handed weapon is also 1/2 Str).

I'm not interested in getting into the debate (though I tend to agree more with historian), but I would like to point out a mistake that people make about Doom all the time. He would, in fact be able to tell that a +6 sword is magical, because he is a sorcerer himself. He just chooses to rely...