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A 1st level ranger would wield a greatsword and so would the paladin. Thus, whoever hits first kills the other. Talk about balance!

The dragon annual (not the last one, but the next-to-last one if you know what i mean) did it for about 6 or 7 class combo's. It's the dragon with the Herald in it. It was the coolest bit in the dragon.

Sun Elf Wizard 13 / Archmage 2 with Spellcasting Prodigy, with spellpower +2 and another neat ability. Accept no substitute!

Well it's not exactly a spell/spell combination, but a color spray with expert tactician is always very nice. You don't even need haste that way! Wizard - Color Spray Fighter - Effectively Hasted (as per 3.5 rules) without the +4 AC Works also neat with sneak attacking.

What happened to me once is that i lost my notes (it was a notepad A4 size) with preparations for a session, 3 hours before i was to DM that session. That really, really sucked. I was so frantically searching and and the same time repreparing the session notes it drove me quite nuts. The thing...

Doh! Test... 2! this works better.

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How do you make a smiley as in the picture, for when i do :-) it shows as :-), but not the smiley... How do you use those thinks next to 'message icon'?

Ahh thankee! I see we think alike. The Halfling is the upitome of creation :-)

Im great, thank'ee :-) Just got home from a dnd session which was very cool. We killed an insane wizard's (who thinks humans creation is flawed and the tarrasque is the upitome of perfection (high level campaign)) pet. He was not pleased.

Halflings also get +1 on their reflex and fortitude saves... if they're not stoutfolk halflings that is. And another little contribution to the Hivemind thread series! Halflings rule

Hello everyone who is currently reading and/or posting in this thread! Uhh, just dropped in to say hi!

Howdy just dropped in to say hi. I've just seen Othello in the theatre and it's very late and i'm almost going to bed!

I am on the doorstep of beginning with my group with a low level campaign. What we decided on, was to multiclass both the fighter and the caster classes. You cannot go full wizard, and you cannot go full warrior (*kuch* barbarrian/fighter). Allowable would be fighter/rogue, fighter/sorc...

Since clerics cast healing spells 'spontaneously', they should be able to apply a metamagic feat (such as Reach Spell) on the fly just like the sorcerer when casting cure spells.

Entire character history Human Paladin called: Torvak of the Lake! The character i started out with 10 year ago, i recently found his charsheet after laying in a pile of rubble where it had been for about 8 years. Then there was Cadmus. human paladin After that Faramir Redeye, cleric Then some...

I'd say eliminate the monk, period. My view of the monk has been corrupted after a player who played the lawful good half-orc monk with 'dirty fighting', who tried to steal the parties equipment when he left. So the monk in my book is ripe for nuking.

The group im in will probably switch (if you would call it that) to 3.5 edition a little sooner than it comes out (if there are enough pieces to go by). We'll be going from epic lvl 21 high magic faerun 3.0 to lvl 1 low magic [insert some not yet devised world here] 3.5.

I also rated it low because the spellpower together with all the other juicy stuff makes this prc, well... depends on whether players will pick 'spell power' or not. Besides you don't have to take this PrC to become a true archmage. Being an 18th level wizard is enough to do that.

Humm have you already seen a barbarrian fighter tribal defender frenzied berserker weaponsmaster with a mercurial greatsword and power critical and cleave? If not, i'll try to figure out the average dmg the first round. Do you allow for polymorphing into firbolgs?