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Skill Tricks from Complete Scoundrel. 2 skill points per trick, get a minor ability you can use 1/encounter.

Simple... real-world scientific things just don't work that way in the D&D metaverse.

The basic idea is the same, though. What about the -2 attack for +1 die of damage feats from Star Wars Saga Edition?

Called Shots = Power Attack. Penalty to attack, bonus to damage.

It's BoVD that's 3.0. BoED is 3.5.

Why can't a wand be a weapon? It's just an improvised one, doing less damage than others of about the same size.

I'll give it a try.

I'll suggest Ability Focus (eldritch blast). +2 to those effect DCs can be pretty handy.

My suggestion if you can't get any "pretty" sheets - use the new DMG2 npc format, and just increase the font until the stats about fill the page. Pretty easy to read and to use, even if it isn't shiny-keen.

But just how often are enough people going to pile in to make the feat worth it that aren't mooks you can pretty much ignore anyways?

They're also fairly obviously about twice as strong as a core fighter is. Mind you, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, since it takes the melee-er out of the "low man on the totem pole" position... I'd recommend using the knight, personally. They're also called the "three level base class"...

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ask/20070608a

That's the route to go if you want to be ridiculously over-the-top - a warhulk (no BAB, but Str +2 every level)/hulking hurler (throw things that do damage based on their weight, and since all that Str boosts your carrying capacity...).

This is also one of the cases where it's worth it as compared to Power Attack, too: -2 to attack for +3.5 damage on average, versus (for a two-handed weapon) -2 to attack for +3 damage.

I say goliath cleric/warblade/whatever that divine/initiator multiclass PrC is. Also, get the Monkey Grip feat, for an even larger weapon.

My vote: the animal companion keeps everything, but it since it now has an Int score and a sentient personality, it might decide to exit stage left (though almost certainly not during an active battle) and un-companion itself. However, since your animal companion already has an Int score (being...

Fiendish Codex II, page 10, has the big chart of devil stages; not sure where there's an equivalent one for demons. To note, devils can jump up more than one stage at a time, so you could go, say, from a chain devil fighter 2 (CR 8) straight to an orthon (CR 8) or a bone devil (CR 9), skipping...

M&M is an OGL product. Why would they need licensing?

I wouldn't be surprised if somebody puts together a codeset for it relatively soon, though, now that PCGen's advancing to the point where it can start to effectively support more wide-open things like M&M's Power system.

It's not in Deities and Demigods either... but I know I've seen a developer explain it as what they used for the standard deity stat array, +1 ability score point per divine rank. Anybody know what the base numbers are?