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A bit spoilery but, couldn't resist ...

Arcane
Arclord of Nex (First to build an armor powered by it wins)
Blackfire Adept (Because red fire is stupid, and black is more like, deep, you know?)
Magaambyan Arcanist (I've ... got ... nothing. The Solo is weak with me)
Razmiran Priest (With burrow speed, so you can hide from the guy who took over the country)
Riftwarden (makes sure silly youths don't wear their trousers to low)
Tattooed Mystic (Pre-requisite: Getting drunk at the docks and waking up with a tat!)
Veiled Illusionist (If you don't want the baddies to see how you do the magic trick)
Winter Witch (New familiar: Snowman Minigolem)

Divine
Champion of Irori (Being a fanboy of self-perfection makes you a ..?)
Dawnflower Dissident (for garden-hating gnomes. They strike at dawn!)
Green Faith Acolyte (Too much magic creates a greenhouse effect! No, a bad one! Stop it!)
Hellknight Signifer (Goading you for the good cause (ie Hell))
Prophet of Kalistrade (It's better than Gatorade! Really, it is!)
Storm Kindler (Alchemists with really cool matches)
Umbral Court Agent (You can run, but you can't hide (from jury duty))

Brawn
Aldori Swordlord (Pre-requisite: Leadership (cohort and followers all intelligent swords))
Brother of the Seal (shapeshifting ranger of the north)
Golden Legionnaire ("Relax, you're golden ...")
Knight of Ozem (Who uses ozone offensively for win)
Lantern Bearer (a PRC for the dudes who carry our torches into the dungeons?)
Mammoth Rider (BRAAAAH! -The white trash of the northlands, riding into town.)
Pit Fighter ('cause the pit nemace is spreading. Check your backyard today!)
Shieldmarshal (For police officers with the biggest badge in town!)
Skyseeker (For dwarves who got really lost)

Guile
Aspis Agent (merchant/rogue/fighter if need be. Corruptilicious!)
Bellflower Tiller (I don't know what this is but IT SOUNDS AWESOME! Who wouldn't want to till some bellflowers?)
Daggermark Poisoner (Hmm? An assassin by another name? Extra ?)
Gray Gardener (So old he had to get a prestige class to get out of bed.)
Noble Scion (a SNEAKY noble scion? smirky? 2nd in line I suppose)
Sleepless Detective ("I'm on the case! ... I'm ALWAYS on the case!", reaches for coffee)

A bit weak, but I dedicate it to SOLO!
SORCERERS RULES!

So ... If aasimars are analogous to tieflings, that means that elven aasimars 'rots out' and dies with a human life span because they are tainted with a celestial heritage?

I can't decide if that is cool or just very, very weak.

Thanks!

"... apply the method most favorable to the defender" is definately an easy rule to remember. =)

Hello all!

I've been trying to find an answer to this, but no luck so far. Basically it concerns how evasion works with vulnerability.

Lets say a rogue with vulnerability to fire gets hit with a fireball that does 10d6 damage. He makes his saving throw. What happens?

a) He takes no damage. Evasion, baby, evasion!

b) He takes 5d6 damage. Why? Well, vulnerability adds 50% damage wether or not he made the save.

And of you add a ring that gives the rouge fire resistance 5, when does that enter the picture?

In case 2, a commoner with vulnerability to fire gets hit with a 10d6 fireball. He makes the save. Does he take:

c) 10d6 damage (50%+50%)

d) 7½d6 damage (10d6+50%)/2

Basically what I am asking is: Is there a list somewhere that explains in what order to apply bonuses, reductions, vulnerabilities and so on?

'Son of a Gun' bloodline?

Hey all!

This is an old stumper that I just can't seem to find an answer too, so I thought I'd post it here.

Does Limited Wish belong to all schools of magic or to no school of magic?

Let's say a prestige class allows you to learn one school of magic and the character picks, say, illusion. Can he then learn Limited Wish when it's time to learn a 7th level spell?
What if some feat or other allowed a cleric to add one arcane transmutation spell to his spell list, would limited wish be a valid choice?

Yeah, I know. Silly, nitpicky question, but it's actually come up.