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Great hint that, thanks a lot!

Thanks for all you advices and encouragements! I guess I'll give it a try as i got really good rolls that might compensate the lack of class levels. I am going to play this character more trickery (as his domain) like with stealth and silence, disguise and bluff actions. This one is not meant...

Sorry of course this one is EVIL. My bad! And as his base race is human he gets 4 extra skill points at 1st level and 1 extra skill point at each additional level. I know from a power build perspective this one is much weaker than a 9th level cleric without template, but as I got really good...

Well, I thought that deflection won't stack with a lot AC buff spells and i more likely will find some deflection items during adventuring, though thanks for advide i will reconsider that. Still do you think the win of versatiltity is worth the have a loss of concentration on few strengths?

We are going to start a new evil campaign at 9th level. As i got really good rolls (16,16,14,13,12,12) I decided to build a Half-Fiend (LA+4). As class I choosed a cleric of Nerull with the evil and trickery domain. Do you think this character is strong enough to still have fun in a 9th level...

Hypertext SRD Maybe i'm blind but i havent seen here this link so far: http://www.d20srd.org/ i find it most useful for those who have a flatrate internet connection though i think you also can dl it for a fee

Much fun with bard I play now quite new a 3rd level bard and have much fun with him! He is going to be a Bard 8 / Arcane Archer 10 / Fighter 2 build (at 20th level - well i dont know if he ever will reach it :P) I highly recommened to use ranged weapons. An elf makes an excellent bard. (well i...

In my opinion: You always only can use your max Dex bonus of your armor. in any case! But you arent conidered as loosing your dex bonus (for sneak attacks for example) well i am not sure at skills cause there is this additional penalty score.. but i would say max Dex of the armor in any case

well i searched for myself.. and i guess you cant deal nonlethal damage with ranged attacks is there any option to nail someone to a wall or something else? (in HoFD one is shooting four enemies with a single manyshot by just hitting them at there shirts above their shoulders to bring them to...

Yesterday's session begged some questions: 1. How do you deal with 'friendly fire' and area spells? Especially mindaffecting spells that require a willsave. (the wizard casted colorspray at two enemies but one friendly PC also was in the affected area - is the PC also affected and has to roll...

Is there any possibilty to feint with a bow without hiding?

thanks for your replies first! i actually like the house rule though see its disadvantages (using hexes would cause only 6 medium foes for total surrounding) charging in this case (imagine the target is actually at the diagonal line) would be like a pain in the @$$.. sorry but there is a lack...

_________ | A | B | |___|___| | C | D | |___|___| A Character at square C One Enemy at square A One Enemy at square D It's the Character's turn and he wants to move diagonal to square B! Is he able to move (without any tumble check or similar action) from C to B? Of course he will...

well i just started a bard who's 2nd level atm. i plan him to be a bard 8 / fighter 2/ arcane archer 10 and i think this build could be rather strong but i am not sure. maybe the bard class alone tends to be weak but how about class combinations...? an 8. level bard only has 2 AB less than a...

thanks for your quick answering - it's that what i already suspected - but i wasnt sure 'not yet acted in combat' only applies in the first (not surprised) round! if yes i wont need any new answer

My question on some interpretations: 1. A player is flat-footed in the 1st round of a combat for a rogue (e.g. to determine if a sneak attack may apply) if his initiative roll is lower than the rouge's initiative - or said different: A rouge can sneak attack someone with a lower initiative roll...