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Hmm... Hmmmm... Maybe it's just me, but it seems like crushing a stone with your hand would be pretty hard with a strength of 10. ;)

Extend Spell is always a good choice for Clerics. With a caster level of 14, you can extend many of your buffing spells so that they last 28 hours. This way, you can cast them the night before. They are then active if your camp is attacked, and if they are dispelled the next day, you are able...

I've always liked Elven Archer Clerics with the War and Elf domain. (The Elf domain can be found in the FRCS.) You have a choice of 3 dieties: Correlon Larethian, Shevarash, and Solonor Thelandira. The character will have Point Blank Shot and Weapon Focus for free, plus Cat's Grace as a domain...

I wouldn't. IMO, it goes against the intent of that prerequisite.

No, it's not. It shouldn't be too hard to create your own version, though. Depending on the size of your atlatls (historically, they were used to launch darts, arrows, and small spears) you might model it on the Javelin or the Dart. Perhaps something like a Medium Exotic weapon that does 1d6...

chillwindhaven69... Do you really think it's necessary to have 3 different threads going at the same time about the same topic? It seems like it would probably be much more appropriate to simply add the new info and your question onto one of the other threads (most likely the original, which...

:rolleyes: As James McMurray already stated, that's not really a monk. That's a paladin...

That's right. :)

http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/dd_gallery/dd1/Hex-Heir_p74.jpg This is a picture of Hextor fighting Heironeous. (In case you were wondering, Heironeous is the one on the bottom. :p )

Yep. In fact, after a little research, it appears that there were several. The original "Doctor Mid-Nite" was a man by the name of Charles McNider. He appeared in several 1940s All-American and All-Star Comics issues. A woman, Beth Chapel, came along in the 80s, when she appeared in several...

That may be, but even the 3e PHB and D&Dg both state: "She counts many powerful sorcerers and wizards (especially necromancers) among her followers." It looks like, in 3rd edition at least, she is worshipped by necromancers. Also keep in mind that necromancy isn't just about raising and...

There are two deities of death in Greyhawk: Nerull and Wee Jas. While Nerull is akin to the Grim Reaper, dragging people kicking and screaming to their eternal rest, Wee Jas is responsible for people dying peacefully. She represents the more natural side of death, as opposed to Nerull's evil...

In my last campaign, our 16th(?) level elven sorceress knew Everard's Black Tentacles, and she attempted to use it on several occasions. Unfortunately, because of the tentacles' 1 round delay in acting, most creatures were able to get out of the area of effect before being grappled. Because of...

Since the gods of the Forgotten Realms are such a big part of the setting, you'll probably have to end up involving them in the events leading to the land's destruction. The gods have a huge influence on the world, and any major threat would be taken care of by them before it got too far out of...

Re: Drizzt, don't get me started..... :rolleyes: Actually, Drow were in D&D long before the Forgotten Realms... In fact, there are mythological examples of a race of dark-skinned elves that dwell underground, such as the Döckâlfar of Teutonic myth.

You might have more luck in the "Gamers Seeking Gamers" forum And welcome to the boards!

We have a policy against the posting of information from the illegally leaked Epic Level Handbook playtest document. (And I'm pretty sure that's where this came from...) See this thread for more information: http://test.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15339

19,000 gp

Gah... double post.

Judging by his post, I think dazm only wants core domains (i.e. only domains from the PHB). These two are from the FRCS... Not to mention the fact that Uncanny Dodge doesn't prevent you from being caught flat-footed. It merely allows you to keep your Dex bonus to AC.