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Okay those are some good Ideas and I roflcopter at the thought of a monk tripping on shrooms thanks guys and gals we are actually designing a really neat custom class for it to spice up the class Ill post the details when its finished Its going to be dirty trick and movement advantage based class should be really fun

I am building a drunken master monk and the campaign I am making it for is going to be in a wilderness scenario and I wont have access to any stores or merchants to purchase alcohol and I was wondering if anyone could help me figure out how I could create alcohol effectively I know enhance water is a thing but I cant figure out a way to go full monk with my levels and still have access to that spell or at least something equivalent

So I am making a lv.2 Bard Dervish Dancer and I am confused about whether or not you loose bardic performance in lei of battle dance the books and sources I've seen don't specifically say it replaces it but that seems to be the intent

thank you Jeff I appreciate the help and Im really glad thats the case I must admit that the situation wasn't entirely fictional my DM threw us in a dungeon recently and I dont want to ever spend 3 days tied up in a dungeon again

I want to propose a hypothetical situation where i am tied up and cant escape and my question is when do the spells that i have prepared before i am imprisoned go away. I have had different answers from multiple DMs and I cant find anywhere in the rules that explicitly states when the spells fade from use.

Thank you for your advice SheildLawrence and that makes a lot of sense
now i just have to convince my DM of it he is a big stickler on balance
for PC's

So I am wanting to run a theurge with a faerie dragon familiar (via
the Eldritch Heritage[Arcane] feat) and i was trying to figure out the extent to which my familiar can make use of its UMD skill such what items are applicable for it to use and also if it can wear magic items of any kind. Any info is greatly appreciated cause i can't find a ruling anywhere in the source books.