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<blockquote data-quote="MoogleEmpMog" data-source="post: 3499854" data-attributes="member: 22882">DMM is slang for &quot;divine metamagic.&quot;&nbsp; I'm not familiar with the specific build, but it involves using the Divine Metamagic feat from Complete Divine to turn turning/day into Persistent Spell buffs.&quot;Stormwind Fallacy&quot; comes from the Wizards boards, to the best of my knowledge.EDIT: Beaten to the punch!So, I may as well address Henry's last statement.&nbsp; Most Divine Metamagic builds combo with Extra Turning to get a ton of daily turning attempts.&nbsp; The one referenced here appears to be using an item (Nightsticks?) from Libris Mortis, which I gather gives you turning attempts (perhaps it's an x/day item, so it doesn't get ruinously expensive?).The idea that Divine Metamagic tricks are 'universally known to anyone who isn't a new player' - not to mention a specific build drawing on at least four books - seems, frankly, a little off the wall.&nbsp; OK, more than a little.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MoogleEmpMog, post: 3499854, member: 22882"] DMM is slang for "divine metamagic." I'm not familiar with the specific build, but it involves using the Divine Metamagic feat from Complete Divine to turn turning/day into Persistent Spell buffs. "Stormwind Fallacy" comes from the Wizards boards, to the best of my knowledge. EDIT: Beaten to the punch! So, I may as well address Henry's last statement. Most Divine Metamagic builds combo with Extra Turning to get a ton of daily turning attempts. The one referenced here appears to be using an item (Nightsticks?) from Libris Mortis, which I gather gives you turning attempts (perhaps it's an x/day item, so it doesn't get ruinously expensive?). The idea that Divine Metamagic tricks are 'universally known to anyone who isn't a new player' - not to mention a specific build drawing on at least four books - seems, frankly, a little off the wall. OK, more than a little. [/QUOTE]

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