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With deft strike and your left over move action, you have a sort of shot on the run ability. Perhaps a hide can be rolled into the move to allow recurrent sniping.

The Intelligence Stat: What it does and why you should care

I loathe having my character survive due to "friendly" DMing. If you want to shelve those enemy reinforments you were going to send our way, fine. But what the dice say goes.

I've really been enjoying the class variants out of books like phbII, complete mage and dungeonscape. One particular combo I want to try is a warforged juggernaut with the alternate fighter abilities from dungeonscape.

How do these guys play at low levels? On paper, they look like shadow magic itself, 20% chance of survival, 80% chance of ending up as lunchmeat.

Wow, that sounds really...taxing.

If your character is a spellcaster, you may want to look at the spellworm symbiont from magic of Eberron.

In the future everyone will have one level of barbarian, and the amulet of health will become a group item. :p

I had the same problem a couple of years ago. I had gotten stuck DMing all the time and Etools really saved time, but it hurt my ability to hand craft the stuff. My solution was to get out of the mode of generating tons of NPCs and start working up a few prospective PCs I wanted to play...

It's a good point. I was initially tempted to write (CIA: with a domestic component) and settled for appending 'loosely' at the top. The Citadel also seems more prone to engaging in joint actions than our intelligence services. :lol: Well, there's that bit in the prestige class that says...

Loosely, The Kings Swords: FBI The Kings Shields: Secret Service The Kings Wands: NSA The Dark Lanterns: CIA The Shadows: The double super secret analog we don't know about

Being that Dol Dorn is the god of steel, perhaps all the local craftsmen compete for the right to be the exclusive source of weapons for the Deneith enclave and local watch over the coming year. The weapon judged to be the highest quality could be a prize for the winner of the grand melee...

Indeed. A drunk, blindfolded ogre versus a halfling armed with nothing other than darts.

Pin the tail on the giant?

I guess I'm in the minority. I refuse to play a standard druid primarily due to the paperwork.

When your principal healer is a ranger with a stick, CLW is king.

The simple byproduct of being so competent: high expectations. ;) Not a chance.

It is a fortunate congruence that Paizo's critical hit deck is coming out right around the same time as this feat. Low hitpoints are kind of a boring consequence of "the long slog" anyways. Some of the critical hit effects make for more interesting resource management decisions.

I've seen you popping your head out in general, Shilsen. If you have time to gab, you have time to write an update. :lol: Seriously though, I'm going to miss the storyhour. Have an enjoyable and safe trip.

Sadly, I don't see any support for the shapeshifter variant. :(