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On the other hand, warlocks of level 21+ become quite fun when you use the feats from this Epic Insights article on the Wizards web site. Quick example: Shadowmaster [Epic] You have walked the path of shadows, and now you have mastered its secrets. Prerequisites: Spellcraft 24 ranks...

Well, Magic Item Compendium seems to have such a "master list".

My personal view: Slashing/piercing/bludgeoning damage is affected by DR, whatever the source. Other damage isn't. This is how things are stated in the Complete Psionic clarification on power damage, I think.

Trace Teleport, 4th-level psion power. http://www.d20srd.org/srd/psionic/powers/traceTeleport.htm

My $0.02: don't forget about touch AC. I'd consider going for that feat in PHB2 that lets you add your shield bonus to touch AC (I can't remember the name), and, if you'd be high enough level to get them, Heavy Armor Optimization and Deflective Armor from Races of Stone. (Don't forget you'd need...

Obscure locales? So that's where those mind flayers came from...

"It's time to duel!" "Ohohohohohohoho~!"

Now there's a good idea. Can the party's chameleon get Wild Empathy or the like? If so, try and boost that as high as possible... see if you can make friends with the beastie instead of killing it.

Because you pick what you want to do when you cast it. For a sorcerer, getting 20% of damage through all the time may well be better than getting 100% of the damage through most of the time, and then none at all when they come up against a creature immune to their favored element...

I'd say that a wound from an eldritch blast looks remarkably like a more unpleasant version of a wound from a magic missile, personally.

Hopefully some of you folks have played Dungeon Keeper (or DK 2), or, more recently, Evil Genius. Let's say you were to run a game of this type - 6th-level PCs, each with Leadership (minions!). What would you consider most vital to a game of this sort? What books would you allow/disallow? How...

If it's a 1st-level campaign, then he shouldn't be able to play anything with an LA in the first place..

Huh? It's a "spiked shield", not "spikes" "and a shield". Note that the spikes change the shield's damage, rather than adding their own.

A wizard cannot, by the definition of the spell, cast magic missile at a door. What happens when there are no viable targets is a longstanding bit of debate, though.

Except that using magic missile is always a violent act, since it can only ever target creatures. ;) I'd personally say that the wizard appears the same moment the missiles start shooting--as they're already been made, it's too late to interrupt the spell. Technically, the ready action goes...

I don't know all the details off-hand, but I'm fairly sure it's like a war saddle (or whatever they're called) except you can strap yourself in for burrowing--which takes a fair amount of time to do, and, while you're strapped in, gives you penalties to your attacks and things.

Magic items get saves, sure--if the effect that's targeting them (and it would have to be targeting them specifically) allows it.

No save, as the attack doesn't say it gets one. Is it made of adamantine? You didn't say, but I'm assuming that's where you got the hardness 20 from. If so, as per the table at http://www.d20srd.org/srd/exploration.htm#breakingAndEntering - the armor should have had hardness 20 and AC bonus x 5...

Definitely a strike of some sort, probably the 'pure damage' variety. I'll say Sapphire Nightmare Blade.

A special harness/saddle to be able to ride a burrowing creature is detailed in Races of Stone.