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I just feel that a book called Dungeon Masters Guide for the game Dungeons and Dragons need to have a significant portion deal with Dungeons. Not everyone is a experienced DM who can weave stories. The only time half the people in my group is awake is if there is fighting. So, until they change...

The game is called Dungeons and Dragons. This reminds me of a campaign few years ago. After everyone in the party had reached around 7th level, we complained to the Dm, "The game is called Dungeons and Dragons. However, in the 3 months we've been playing, there hasn't been a dungeon or a dragon...

I think the two rulings has to do with the nature of AoO's. Usually, a character provokes an attack of opportunity because he does something in a threatened space. I think Sage was saying that another character's action can't cause an attack of opportunity. In the example of the spellcaster and...

I think I'm just reading a different page. Let's see. The text you quoted is on page 32. The reference I'm referring to is on page 33. Hmmm, now why would you get an AoO against an archer but not a spellcaster. I knew those finger wragglers were sneaky bastards. Do they do errata on FAQ's?

On the bottom of page 33 of the FAQ v.06132002.

I thought of readying since most spellcasters my dm brings against us tumble away before they cast. But your right. It's always best to kill the wizards as soon as possible even if they end up casting a spell or two.

Nevermind. I just read the part of the faq that says you don't get the attack of opportunity?

Say you ready an attack to disrupt a spellcaster. Do you get an attack because your ready trigger has been satisfied and another one as an attack of opportunity since the spellcaster is casting in an area you threaten?

Thank you for the response. I felt something wasn't right just couldn't pinpoint it. Maybe my dm will let me create a feat that requires spring attack and does the same thing as ride by attack.

Can you move after charging with spring attack if you have movement left? My initial reading of the rules tell me its o.k. but everytime I read the description of the charge action I'm not so sure anymore. My reasoning: From the SRD: Spring Attack. When using the attack action with a melee...

I think I know why the sage mentioned tumble in his ruling. My reverse engineering of his decision goes as follows. You can tumble while charging. You can stand up as a free action with Tumble DC35 (ELH). Thus, you can stand up with tumble (dc35) and do a full charge. From this I think he...

I guess I asked if my DM was a munchkin because he revels in TPK( well, almost TPK since once person usually survives to keep the story going). We play along because the story is great. We only survived the encounter where my character got the vestment of faith because of a house-rule that...

My group considers PHB, DMG and MM to be canon. All other books or sections of books have to be agreed upon by the DM and the players and they become canon within the campaign. Normally, sage's ruling are ageed to be canon at the beginning of the campaign to reduce arguements but rulings may be...

I somehow found my way back to the forums...I think. I'm assuming this is the same forum that existed about a year ago on Eric Noah's website. Anyways, I think my DM may be a munchkin. My 5th level character (Barb/Fighter) just got the vestment of faith (damage reduction 5/+5). Seeing that the...