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The second one is okay. I just think of Lidda from 3.5 when I think of halflings and Lini from Pathfinder when I think of gnomes.

It's embarrassing.

I dislike the "Dance, Monkey Dance" mentality, so I dish everything out equally.

My bard passes on those, but takes Power Word Heal.

Thanks Wyvern for this thread. My odd CON is not in vain.

Acid Splash can be handy vs. creatures you can't see, e.g. an invisible creature milling about the room.

Expertise, Magical Secrets, Cutting Words, and Peerless Skill. Being a full caster. Countercharm as it sucks. Replace Countercharm with anything.

It can be useful in combat too. Yesterday, my bard used it to save a TPK. I could have used Perception instead and been this guy: http://southpark.cc.com/clips/360430/captain-hindsight

Me too!

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Especially the halfling. If the opponent is at least M, he can disengage and mosey on through.

Extra Attack is horrible. I'm going dragon sorcerer 17/warlock 2/cleric 1.

It's second edition, but may be helpful. Mod Edit: Sorry, but copyright infringing materials are not allowed. ~Umbran

Per the DMG, at ECL 20, the DM can give PCs an epic boon for every 30,000 XP they earn above 355,000 XP. Or, in place of an epic boon, he can let them choose a feat or ability score improvement. "The ability score can now be increased above 20, up to a maximum of 30."

I think that's where Skulker or the wood elf ability come in. "...if you come out of hiding and approach a creature, it usually sees you." If you are a wood elf or a Skulker in that picture, you haven't "come out of hiding" yet.

So assuming no distraction, you usually can't stay hidden if you approach the target. This states that you can hide and still attack (while hidden). Most players who hide and don't have the wood elf ability, Skulker, etc., would be using cover to hide. So one could assume this passage includes...

Once in the box, Bill could have slipped down the trap door underneath the box or teleported away. He's not necessarily still there. Taking away Bill's advantage is easy if feats are allowed. Just take Alert.

Per common sense, no magic shenanigans either, with all that hand waving and shouting. DM's call to allow a rabbit to be pulled from a hat, but that's it.

No issue as you've already nerfed it.

You would need to nerf Skulker too since it gives you both the halfling ability and the wood elf ability and then some.