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It does sound pretty good in some situations, although I'd expect a 12th level caster to come up with something better. Off the top of my head; Regeneration, Warforged, Trollkin (Iron Kingdoms).

Have a lookie at Healing Touch on page 100 of the Book of Exalted Deeds. It's s bit *ahem* dicey, but it does the trick.

Necromancy != Evil Granted there are a number of Necromancy spells which are naughty-naughty, but if you're interested in technicalities just avoid spells with the [Evil] descriptor (e.g. Animate Dead). In terms of whether you may spontaneously cast Cure or Inflict spells via the Spontaneous...

I could believe that the +8 to your Climb skill is there so you can much more easily catch hold of a wall you're falling past (and hang on whilst catching another character). The skill has other applications than movement.

It doesn't provide a touch spell (for further evidence, see the spell's range of 0ft). It offers two new weapons, one requiring a melee touch attack, the other requiring a ranged touch attack. Think of it as spending your (spellcasting) standard action to draw a weapon (although this would ofc...

I don't need to be offered any bonuses to be restricted to Core only, I really don't mind.

"Players Guide to Fighters and Barbarians" by Swords & Sorcery has a couple of feats that would help your AC if it's permissable. Cloth Dancing (with a prereq. or Dodge) allows you to add +1 dodge bonus to AC, relying on flowing clothing and motion (i.e. not whilst bound or grappled) and...

I don't know if it's in keeping with the intended flavour of the character, but if you have armour spikes, you can use them for your off-hand attack, allowing you to step down to a buckler for the off-hand throw. Can't you?

Book of Exalted Deeds has the Blessed enhancement (cost +1) which makes a weapon Good-aligned for bypassing DR and automatically confirms critical threats against evil creatures (this second ability being non-stacking, so will not take effect on e.g. a Keen weapon).

Yarr, my bad, I did indeed notice and take in the "3E" reference but thought you might have moved on in later paragraphs. That'll teach me to abbreviate "Combat Expertise".

Are you referring to 3E now? In 3.5 am I not correct in my understanding that the move action and the attack action (a standard action) are seperate things? That is to say, you may be in melee when you begin moving away from the hobgoblin, but you're not making an attack action - yet. Isn't it...

Combat Expertise provides a dodge bonus, so no use against an invisible attacker. Still, since you opt to apply it when you make an attack, I'd say the modifiers kick in at the start of your attack action - so if you move first, you don't count the Expertise bonus to your AC until you end your...

Are you open to venturing outside WotC? The Swords & Sorecery "Player's guide to Fighters and Barbarians" by White Wolf (admittedly a 3E supplement) has a nice feat called Polearm Trip - it allows the use of any long-hafted two-hander as a tripping weapon and you consider yourself to be one...

Have a little look at the Deathwand Crossbow in the Arms & Equipment Guide. It's under Specific Magic Weapons, and essentially it's a +2 Light Crossbow that has slots for two wands (wands can be swapped in as a move action), and the wielder of the crossbow is considered to be wielding both wands...

Also, steam deals fire damage, for example the Steam Mephit's breath weapon. (Based on that I'd consider the damage from Murderous Mist - Complete Divine - to be fire also).

Heat Metal carries the [Fire] sub-type so I'd be inclined to say Protection from Energy would work.

Thanks for the quick reply. Is this simply because it's not indicated that there is a size increase, or is it more that the Advancement entry is intended only for the DM to adjust monsters?

Hi folks, Whilst is isn't made explicit in the entry for Druid Animal Companions, is it the case that the animal increases in size in line with its "Advancement" entry, as it gain bonus HD from the Druid? I appreciate the ramifications as far as attributes and size modifiers go, but not having...

Have a look at the feat Intimidating Strike in PHBII. It allows you to combine an Intimidate check against one foe as part of a melee attack on that foe - still a Standard Action, mind, but you can apply up to your BAB to the Intimidate check by applying the same penalty to your attack roll. The...

Average 150g iirc.