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Hi All,

I have a really quick question re the above variant ... would having this ability plus a suit of mithril full plate allow you to use evasion if you were a fighter/rogue? Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Kor

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Hiya

I have just a quick question regarding the above mentioned prestige class. If I were to drop 1 (or 2 or 3) of the sneak attack dice would I then be able to add 1 more spellcasting level without unbalancing the class? So, at 10th level the class would grant 8/10 spellcasting instead of 7/10 spellcasting. All comments welcome!

Cheers:)
Kor

Hiya All

I am currently putting together a nasty little surprise for my players (a worghest rgr/brb/warshaper) and was thinking about using some of the wild feats which are found in Complete Divine. This is due to the worghest being able to take feats which require wild shape as a prerequisite, however. The problem that I have is when a feat requires you to burn a use of wild shape in order to activate the feat (ie Lion's Pounce). In this instance can it be assumed that the worghest simply has an unlimited amount of wild shapes per day or a number of wild shapes equal to a druid of their character level? Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers
Kor

And also, was it a third edition (or 3.5) magic item? Any hints you can throw our way that limit our search range would help a lot. :)

Oh, and was it in a Bazaar of the Bizarre article or a feature? :)

I believe it is a 3.5 item. I have looked through the last 20 Bazaar of the Bizarre articles and could not find it. :( Its really driving me batty not being able to find the darn thing! I have looked through the last 20 issues and I have still not been able to find the item. Other than its 3.5, a bracelet or bracer, and it prevented damage to natural surroundings, there's nothing else I can remember to help with the search.

I appreciate everyones help in trying to locate this bauble!

Cheers
Kor

Hiya All

I was wondering if by remote chance someone here could help me out. Specifically I am looking for a magical item that appeared in Dragon Magazine that, when worn, allowed a spellcaster to cast damaging spells in a natural setting without actually causing any harm to the environment.

I would **really** appreciate any help in finding this item.

Thanks!!
Kor

Hiya All,

I was just wondering if you could take the empower curse feat more than once? BTW the article was awesome, the hexblade is one of my favourite classes!

Thanks
Kor

Troy Taylor wrote:

I prefer the evil domain for this one .. it adds a sinister feel to the druid. Something I think has mising for a long time.

Agreed. For flavor reasons alone it works better. Sidhe scholars aren't out to trick people as a matter of course. They are the mortal thugs of generally evil fey, and so any trickery they do is in the service of evil beings.

Mechanically, not all domains are created equal. The Trickery spell list is, frankly, better than the Evil spell list.

Of course, those are just the "official" answers. It's your campaign, so your word is law. If you want to swap it out, do so. :)

I must have missed something while reading through the flavour text as I never had the impression that the sidhe scholar was specifically working their trickery in the service of evil beings. For me the best choice is the trickery domain. Although I do agree it is slightly better than the evil domain, however. The spell options granted by the evil domain can be just as potent if used properly. One great example is the use of the create undead/desecrate spells. If the character were to combine this with some of the other undead enhancing feats available he would be a force to be reckoned with!

It's like the flavour text says: the sidhe are jerks, and they're giving you rope to hang yourself with. I don't think Trickery would be a fair exchange, as that's a lot more useful in general; I think the point is that the Evil domain is mostly useful for combating good creatures, but using it might get you into even more trouble.

Having mostly "evil" aligned spells seems to me to be a far cry from being a "jerk". I don't seem to understand your statement regarding ..."Evil domain is mostly useful for combating good creatures", where in the article does it state that such was the intent? Also, the spells within the trickery domain seem more in line with what a fey creature would normally be able to manifest naturally. Hmm, I think I will go ahead and allow my player to change it to the trickery domain. At least for me this makes the most sense. Thanks for the input Gabriel N.:)

First off loved the article! It is a fantastic concept, however. I have one question regarding the dark moon's secret ability; why does it grant the evil domain spells? I would think the trickery domain spell list would have been a more suitable choice. As such would it be balanced if I allowed my player to substitute the trickery domain spell list instead? Any thoughts or suggestions are welcome:)

Thanks!

Hi

Quick question. I just read through "The Umbragen: Shadow Elves of Xen'drik" article(really liked it btw) and it eludes to a prestige class called the "dread knight" where would this prc be located.

Thanks :)