I think saying so would not be controversial. After all, the TB book saysDo other modifiers to Touch AC, like the monk's extra AC (class and Wis) are added to the calculation of Combat Maneuver Defense?
Touch AC is all those things. Size modifiers too! And deflection gained from protection from evil.Combat Maneuver Defense = Touch AC + Melee Attack Bonus + Maneuver Modifier
They figure into the Touch AC part, as Eric Anondson said. So, they should already be a part of CMD.Do other modifiers to Touch AC, like the monk's extra AC (class and Wis) are added to the calculation of Combat Maneuver Defense?
You would be correct. Though only when you can take a Combat Reaction (still have one, have acted this combat, and aren't surprised; or still have one and have Combat Reflexes) and can retain a Dodge bonus to AC.How about this question. Can you use a Combat Reaction to Dodge, adding the dodge bonus to AC (and thus touch AC) so as to boost your CMD? I would say yes.
Use BMB checks instead of Spellcraft! 1d20 + BMB + Key ability + Class Features + Misc. vs. DC.On a related note, any thoughts on how to convert True Sorcery's spellcaster class to Trailblazer? It's a bit odd... spells are learned as feats, spells are cast with spellcraft checks, and casting deals subdual damage rather than burning slots. I honestly have no idea how to convert it to the unified BMB system (but would really like to, for multiclassing purposes).
Perhaps I read it wrong, but would a cleric 10/wizard 10 be able to cast 9th level spells of both classes?
Also: The cleric ends up having 4 domain spells from spell levels 1 to 5, yet he only gets access to 3 domains. How does this work?
Yes.
That's an error. Ignore the second entry.
So, essentially, the mystic theurge PrC becomes obsolete, right?