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If you only plan on taking a few levels of cleric, I would stay away from domains with level-dependant abilities, such as Strength, and ones that deal with turning and rebuking creatures. Stick with domains that give you a static benefit, like Luck. My suggestion is to go with the Luck and...

Might I suggest the House Rules forum...? It's much more suited for this sort of thing. ;) http://test.cyberstreet.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=45

Pretty much. The class specializes in making technological items that mimic the effects of spells. The Artificer has a certain number of artificer powers known (sorta like spells known), and they are then able to create devices with those effects. For example, they could make a crossbow that...

:rolleyes: /me shakes head slowly. "Texans..."

Race: Gnome (or human from the Lantan region). Skills: Alchemy 3 ranks, Craft (armorsmithing, blacksmithing, gemcutting, locksmithing, metalworking, trapmaking, or weaponmaking) 8 ranks, Craft (any other two from the previous list) 4 ranks, Disable Device 2 ranks, Knowledge (architecture) 4...

Yes, it's the 5th level domain spell for the Time domain. If you can't get the Time domain, a 9th level Cleric with the Magic domain would have a better chance with a scroll than a Cleric9/Wizard1.

So far, I've had the pleasure of playing... Human Cleric1 Mountain Dwarf Barbarian2/Fighter6/Battlerager6 - This was one of my favorite characters ever. :D He dual-wielded armor spikes and shield spikes, and was a total beast in combat. Human Cleric6/Divine Disciple5/Church...

5. (In other words, you could take your first level of the PrC as your 6th character level, i.e. a Ftr5/PrC1.) You must meet all requirements for a Prestige Class before taking any levels in it.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Weretiger ECL 1 ?!?!? It has been stated several times by the game designers. (I can't recall exactly who, though. :( ) But it's one of the only concrete rules that have been laid down for ECLs. They haven't published any new rules, but they obviously have changed the way...

Re: Re: Weretiger ECL 1 ?!?!? Keep in mind that both the Weretiger and the Werebear are required to be at least ECL +6, since they have 6 Hit Dice. (I realize that the DMG puts Werebears at ECL +4, but many of the rules for ECLs have changed since the DMG was printed.)

You'll probably have more luck in the House Rules forum. http://test.cyberstreet.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=45 They specialize in this sort of thing. ;)

Requirements BAB: +4 Skills: Bluff 3 ranks, Concentration 3 ranks, Knowledge (religion) 3 ranks, Sense Motive 3 ranks, Tumble 5 ranks Patron: Cyric Feats: Iron Will, Leadership, Lightning Reflexes, Quick Draw Special: This character must have either made peaceful contact with an evil outsider...

There's also Sway (aka The Roof is on Fire) by Coal Chamber.

:rolleyes: *sigh* /me walks away, shaking his head and muttering. "Some people really shouldn't be DMing..." What's next? Eating checks? Thinking checks? "Whoops, you failed your Talking roll. You bite your tongue." "Uh oh... you rolled a 2 on your Walking check. How many ranks do...

You can find all of the iconic characters at 5th, 10th, and 15th level in the back of Enemies and Allies. As A'Koss pointed out, it shouldn't be too hard to take the characters' lower level writeups (such as their 15th level E&A stat blocks) and extrapolate the extra levels.

From the Unofficial WotC Fantasy Setting Proposal FAQ ( http://test.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14823 ) Now, I'm not sure how they plan on working out the logistics of that, but he claims they will still be accepted...

A Ninja of the Crescent Moon (Sword & Fist) adds their Wisdom bonus to AC when unarmored.

By the rules, there's no such thing as a critical success or failure on skill checks. A 1 is merely a 1, and a 20 is merely a 20. Critical successes and failures are only for attack rolls and saving throws.

MM, page 217 "Hit Dice: Same as the character's or the animals, whichever produces the higher hit point total." In the case of the example creatures, 1st-level commoners are used. The wolf's HD (2d8) is greater than the commoner's HD (1d4), so they used the wolf's HD. So your NPC would...

That's true, but they have also stated that ECL must be always be greater than or equal to their racial HD. So a weretiger must be at least ECL +6. The exception to this is creatures with 1 HD listed. Their 1 HD is from a class level (usually warrior), so they can be ECL +0, since they...