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The readied action is resolved before the wizard's action. That does not mean the readied action actually takes place BEFORE the Wizard action. It's just resolved before. Wiz moves into your square, triggering the readied action. Your RESOLVE your action before the wizard casts a spell...

Readied action Shout "move into my place when I move into yours" (free action) and do a readied action to move soon as the Wiz 5' steps into your square. You lose your attack, but you are now next to the blink dog. Wiz did a 5' step so no AOO for doggie. EDIT: actuall you can still...

Hah. They can try. Actually, they can't, their PC's have never heard of such an item. Done.

Monk's belt. How lame. I'll just say this: it just won't happen, by chance, to turn up in any treasure...

Yeah, good point. I was thinking about that.. they have a few more hit points than average and better saves, generally...but that's about it. AC is the same. Other defenses are usually the same. Versatility in D&D is usually offensive, not defensive. So yeah, I won't overwhelm them. I...

I enjoy boggling minds. I dare you to come up with a reasonable character concept that can't easily be met by a core gestalt build. Seriously.

No complete. Nothing. We will be using a 3.5 web resource circa 1-2 years ago.

Good question HP. I am considering requiring everyone to keep their original classes the same from level1 to level20, barring some roleplaying justifications for class switching. It sounds really restrictive...but c'mon. They are gestalt. You wanna fighter/mage, you got it from level 1 on...

I'm starting a small campaign; players will be Gestalt, 30 point buy, old-school 3.5 only (core, no splat books). No prestige classes allowed. No psionics. No updated books. So, what should I fear as a GM? (regarding core gestalt munchkinism)? I don't fear a Wizard/Fighter. I can deal with...

I'm trying to get in touch with John Cooper, "he who writes brutal and accurate reviews." I have a proof-reading/editing/documentation job (paying real money) and I was wondering if he was interested. I know he's qualified. But I can't find his email anywhere. If anyone has a clue, I would...

{Sunny's master is out on a business trip for a week...Sunny will need to tag along and be NPC'd. Also, Bront, given the rules confusion over using Bastard swords without proficiency/feats/etc. if you like swap out an oversized Greatsword for his oversized Bastard Sword. Those rules are solid...

Bad News I have been tapped to go on a business trip. That's good and bad. It's good, because I got tapped to go, and bad, because I'll be too busy/intermittant internet for a week, it looks like. So, that stinks as far as LPNN is concerned. Please sketch out what your characters want to...

Onward, to Allimon By 10:45 the party is fed, up and off. Hallidor has made it clear that everyone will have to walk at quite a rapid pace to make it to Allimon before night falls; you will be very tired when you get to the village. That said, you move off a double-speed. You pass familiar...

Yeah, a herring. Sadly, a 100th level Monk (for example) would have little trouble taking out all the current published minions of hell. With a herring in one hand. The big trouble is that I would expect the Monk100 to be immune to all non-epic magic, immune to all non-epic damage, and immune...

Halfling-sized weapons silvered at half-price? Makes sense to me! It is currently 2:30 am, the moon is shining clear but not particularly full. You have plenty of torches other means to to keep multiple fires burning on what I am calling "Boothill," which after all nearly became more than one...

Gaining a level happens during a period of quiet and reflection, likely when you reach (if you reach) Hallidor's village.

I just am getting caught up with everything after a busy weekend, Sunny is currently half-drunk and attempting to out-guzzle a half-elf...

so, what say you? "So, what do you think? Should we keep on watch until dawn and then make for Allimon?" Hallidor asks to the party in general.

To be honest with you -- and helpful this time, I hope -- I would run it diceless. Seriously. It's all about story. A d20 roll here or there won't matter anyway, not at level 100. If the party does smart stuff and outthinks the enemy, they win. If they are foolish, the enemy wins and...