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Okay, here's a similar question... What does a harpoon with the exit wound enchantment do?

I would say no, because you can't make multiple attacks of opportunity if they're provoked by the same action, which in this case would be moving. Edit: Beat me to it!

Perhaps this would work well as an exalted feat, similar to the vow of poverty?

Don't forget the blues, the psionic goblins from the XPH.

If you read a post later in that thread, the character was a warlock, using an invocation to gain a bonus to a few different checks.

jgbrowning: Yes, but being cold-blooded means they're less likely to adapt to sudden environmental changes.

This is probably one of the coolest concepts I have read about all week. That said, I think he should take a feat or two, so that he's never left completely helpless if deprived of his item's abilities.

Expect the monk to be a good jumper... +30 to jump checks will do that.

As Shin Okada says, bring more than 1 weapon!

This is why sneak attack of opportunity is so appealing.

Thought so. Thanks for the quick reply. I always assumed the base damage was a 1d4... Then again, it mentions the rager becoming bigger, but not an actual size category larger...

I'm thinking up a character with both levels in monk and barbarian (I'm aware of the alignment restrictions), leading to frost rager, which gives him increased unarmed damage... The frost rager prestige class, from frostburn, increases unarmed damage, though I think it assumes the character's...

As improved grab is defined, any creature that successfully attacks with its bite (usually a bite), can start a grapple with no attacks of opportunity. The damage is done to creatures three or more size categories smaller.

Cat-like races... meh. They're okay, but I'd never play one. For me, the yuan-ti abominations and anubis (jackal-headed god) are more interesting.

My DM had us obtain a document from inside a well-guarded fortress... but didn't require any specific method to do so. It was quite fun. We stole IDs from outer guards, and made our way in through a little violence, lots of bluffing, disguise, and diplomacy, and sneaking around.

I would, personally, take perfect wight. It's an epic prestige class, so it'll work best for epic characters, and it seems to the sneakiest of your three choices. Besides, the shadowdander, depending on what special abilities you chose as a rogue, gives abilities that will overlap with that of...

Having to hide your real form from day to day would be too tiring, in my opinion.

Following up on wardo's suggestion, you could then take levels of elightened fist for some unarmed damage.

Class abilities that give different (medium) saves, such as the swashbuckler's grace and the scout's battle fortitude, allow for higher-than-normal saves when combined with appropriate classes.

Probably Elan, for I wouldnt not want to stand out.