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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dandu" data-source="post: 5741667" data-attributes="member: 85158">And you really think I haven't thought this sort of thing through?I sleep in a Rope Trick, which assassins can't access. That is also where I memorize spells and buff. And Contact Other Planes, and have sex.If you want justification for using a Rope Trick as a private sanctum, here it is: cheap, private, secure. We good? <a href="http://www.d20srd.org/srd/skills/usingSkills.htm" target="_blank">I love the take ten rule.</a> The best offense is a good defense. The rat familiar has the ability to sniff out the monk. Snakes have scent as well. Bats have blindsense. There are more familiars with special sensory abilities out there.By level 10, you will have certainly made enemies, so I am going to say I expect enemies because I am the kind of person to have enemies. You know, like the President. I honestly wouldn't know why my enemies are expecting me. (To do what? Forgive me, but your post can be rambling and incoherent at time.) The reason they are always up is because there is no reason to not have them up. Spell slots replenish at the start of the next day, and you certainly get a lot of them at mid to upper levels. What. Again, what. So... what you are saying is... that by expecting and preparing for being attacked... a wizard will cause himself to be attacked... by giving the MOnk allies... what.We know he's insane, he chose to spend years learning how to hurt people with less efficacy than picking up a big stick and hitting them with it.</blockquote>

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