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Hey folks, I recently decided to launch a Patreon page for my oh-so-obviously named tool GMCampaigner. It's an application designed to help a GM at the gaming table and during planning/preparation, and I've just published a public beta release. I've been using it for more than a year to run my...

So, you don't think it's blindingly obvious that the use of the word 'already' was intended to prevent Dragon Apotheosis from disqualifying a character from the PrC? I'm intrigued how conventional English grammar could be tortured to make this assertion true.

My current character is a pure monk at 15th level. With a monk's belt and a few rounds of buffing, with some advance help from friendly party spell casters ('cause you have to lower your SR even for friendly spells, and that's rarely a good idea in combat), he's death on wheels. A decent AC...

Ptolus goes both ways (ha, ha). The encounter descriptions often include a modifier to the XP based on the equipment or special advantages/disadvantages of the opponent.

I think you have to try pretty hard not to notice that the prestige class description already answers your question. The very reason they state "cannot already be a half-dragon" tells you that it only applies in advance of taking the prestige class. If it instead said, "cannot be a half-dragon,"...

The Balor's Greater Dispel Magic power makes the energy resistence and spell immunities probably pretty short-lived (since their effects are pretty obvious), and therefore probably not a good use of resources. Better to provide instantaneous help, such as healing, and defensive magic, such as...

Hey, you should make it so that the target can't speak for 3d6 minutes as well. And, maybe a second saving throw a minute after the initial effect to lose 2d6 points of CON to frostbite, unless they get a heal spell in the mean time. Oooooo... what about losing limbs to frostbite? That'd be...

I presume with all this ridiculous munchkin nonsense, no one's forgetting that both monks and paladins can no longer gain levels if they take a level in another primary class.