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It's this talk that confuses me. So if i understand this right, you cast it. Anyone hit with it is auto slowed. they then get a save to stay awake, if they fail they fall asleep. next turn they get a save to unslow/wake up.

I just got the players handbook, and boy is it a mess. Anyhow, i noticed a bunch of people saying sleep is rather powerful, but I'm extremely confused. My understanding of how it works is: Opp makes 1 save, if he fails he's slowed. If he fails the save, then he has to attempt a 2nd save to...

An interesting question is, what happens if a character uses shapechange , what happens when he splits? Is he alive? Is it like the psionic power fission? What happens?

I'll give all (including wht i haven't revealed) the stats in a single post later..... But yeah, the la is way too low....

Negligable, 5 natural armor..... Also, it has immunity to mind affecting and polymorphing effects.

1d6 damage for each of the 9 claw attacks, 2d6 for each of the 3 bite attacks. Note, of the 9 claw attacks, 3 are ruled as primary weapons, the other 3 and the 3 bites are secondary weapons. Coincidentally, the description allows for the creature to wield instead of the 9 claws 6 medium size...

Fine fine i'll give the rest it has evasion as an ability. Three heads, 6 arms and it comes with nine claw attacks and 3 bite attacks. Regeneration 2, it only takes lethal damage from lawful attacks and spells. And it has the abiltiy to create hex portals, portals that move 20' per turn...

This might be it, this might be just a fraction.....

Now to further describe the creature. OK, they're cleric hd. Size is large.... The creature has automatically evaision, is immune to polymorphing and mind affecting abilities. Furthermore, it has 3.0 haste..... (Note it has an la....)

Note, don't actually look this up. That would spoil the fun. Here is a clip from a creature converted into 3.5 in a conversion download from the website. 4d8 hit dice 10' land movement, 40' perfect flight +8 Str, +10 Dex, +10 Con, +8 Int, +8 Wis, +10 Cha DR 10/cold iron OK, so from this...

The trick to making challenges harder is to A. Give monsters full hp. B. give harder monsters including big ones important to the campaign double hp including con. This will mean he'll actually be hard. Also, have your main bad guy be gestalt as well!

Gestalt characters need to be built correctly, but when they are they're f'in invincible. For example, i built a combo of a 13th level dwarf gestalt right? He starts rogue fighter, and dips one into exotic weapon master for flurry of strikes (I'm using a dwarven urgrosh), and taken 4 levels of...

I know the cap on the amount of points you can spend on a power = your manifester level. When a wilder wildsurges, can he use his wildsurged manifester level instead of his normal one? I.e, 12th level wilder, with wildsurge makes a cl16 disintegrate, can he wildsurge then apply maximize (+4 to...

Incidentally, at high levels this spell can be useful too. It DOES NOT cause any penalites or bonuses when changing size. So if you're affected by righteous might or enlarge person, you can alter form to....yourself and appear to be the same size as normal, while still benefitting from the dr...

I have a frenzied berzerker/Bear Warrior. I face an invisible blade who feints then attacks. My friend argues, "Since i'm frenzying and raging, I cannot use sense motive (int) to detect his feint" I argue: "Sure it isn't mentioned in the rage descripion like intimidate is, but since i'm adding...

There are times when LA is indeed worth it, though those times have been severely limited by 3.5 rules. For example a pixie (With or without irresistable dance) can be in fact a quite powerful character.... So can a grig (with a fiddle) or other such races..... I mean a grig's ability to...

Is stinking cloud too powerful? At third level spells, it nauseates an opponent on a failed save for 3 rounds minimum, and at higher levels with heightening its still useful vs. spellcsters and creatures with low forts aves.. And, it provides cover! I mean, if you're fireing at a ranged...

Bah, strange perspective? I wouldn't make a fight where all cohorts are useless, but a fight that mixes it up and trys to make characters rely on their teamates rather than their cohorts always. Other battles like making certain cohorts only helpful to certain characters is also fun. For...

In my opinion, cohorts who only exist to fulfill a purpose for their masters, i.e, rogue with fighter for flanking, mage with barbarian for tanking, fighter with a cleric for teleporting and healing (if he has travel domain...), should be allowed, but the game should get harder.... I.E. have...

Can anyone help me here?