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sorry for an OOT question but how does your DM manage to keep this kind of epic still fun to play after the first few sessions? what kind of challenges do you usually face, what monsters do you fight?

brig required not more than 20 crewmen to sail. where did you get your figures from?

dead parrot might be ok. if it wasn't... well, dead. :$ and horse thing sounds like fun. but horses are not familiar-type animals, are they? Voadam, nice tips too. :)

too lazy to write it all up yourself? :) seriously though, most of your crew is of unnecessarily high level. some of them should have enough skill and money (due to their levels) to own their own vessels. or is it some kind of aquapark for adventurers? and what kind of ship is that? a greatship...

i think that OP needs this spell to meet prereqs for a PrC. in this case spell hand feat is the best he can get.

as per topic's title i need ideas for a fake wizard's familiar. the details: i'm gonna trade my wizard's familiar for UA variant feature. but i want to have some kind of a pet for flavour purposes. obtain familiar feat and other ways to get a real familiar won't do, cuz i actually want it to be...

DMG p.204

it's a rules forum after all. you can never be sure what writer's intent was until he specifically explains his vision of it to you. but you can be quite sure about what is written in the rules if you're not inclined to make up things just to support your own judgement.

adding cold resistance seems to be a tad too powerful. maybe cold endurance from frostburn would do better.

aye, that sounds pretty interesting too. although that variant instantly barrs this race for PCs.

actually that's a brilliant idea. beguilers have a set pool of spells so she won't have to strain herself choosing the best spells from different books (and to read through the spell compendium which made even my eyes sore) and still have a very good choise of thematic spells plus some great...

when it is your very first character you can't screw it! even if it seems totally lame to some min/maxer, its still a very special almost living personality for you. and his every feat, however lame, has a special meaning and flavor too. mind you, that some of their characters are alrready...

first of all thanks for the input guys. you all helped me a lot and bring out many interesting ideas which i could ponder over. here are my thoughts. now, imho, leshay, eladrin and other megabeasts seem just TOO powerful to be a normal "race", living in forest retreats side by side with mortal...

i don't see why do you want to optimize their characters. are you going to throw them into megachallenging bloodbathes too often? they're just kids. let them opt what seems most fun, not what brings more power.

what's ELH? if E stands for Eberron - bad luck, i've got no eberron books.

is this a setting or an entire new system? which book to look for? very good idea, thanks. i'll consider it. i especially like this template to get more powerful with HD growth, so ancient elves would be far more powerful. i might change some of their spell-likes, but overall i like it. btw...

i want to bring more tolkienish flavour into my next game so i'm looking for a really powerful elf race variant. couldn't find anything good in the books i've got so i'm asking for your advice. any homebrew variants are also welcome. it just needs to represent the tremendous power accumulated by...

the spell is great. especially on low levels, when you don't have fly or dim door yet. with the help of benigh transportation and bat familiar my wizard could infiltrate almost any locked premise, make through any obstacle like wall, chasm or lake of lava. i also took advantage of its tactical...

Don't forget that dragon's colour plays a great role here. for example, while red dragon wyrmlings are medium size, white dragon wyrmlings are tiny. thus they have no wing attacks and their claws have 0 ft. reach, which effectively leaves them with just one bite attack. an easy shot for a 3...

Buomman from Planar Handbook.