Yandros

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There is probably nothing that bothers me as much as when people don't accept answers to their question and give no explanation whatsoever. Did you find an answer by yourself? Post it! Did you find all answers unfit? Leave them a comment, so they can know what you're still missing.
There really is no excuse to just leave them sitting there for more than, let's say, a week. Any more than that's just being a dick to the people that went out of their way to help you, as well as harming RPG.SE as a whole.

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Apr 4	comment	What happens to a returning weapon if someone else grabs and throws it? @b300mussolini I'm don't think a thrown person would qualify as a projectile weapon for the purposes of Snatch Arrow and the like. Could you give more info on the items or feats, or are they homebrew?
Apr 4	awarded	Nice Question
Feb 19	awarded	Yearling
Dec 31	comment	Can a Psion become a Thrallherd, then drop Diplomacy with Psychic Reformation? @KRyan: The rule in CW and CA is actually a copy/paste from the 3rd ed. rules on PrCs. 3.5 ed. does not define any rule contradicting them in any of the core books, so "that only applies in those books only" is just an assumption on your part and should never be treated as an unquestionable truth like you are doing. That said, this discussion does not add any value in answering the question it's on, so I won't continue it further.
Dec 31	comment	Can a Psion become a Thrallherd, then drop Diplomacy with Psychic Reformation? @KRyan: Like I said, that depens on whose word you take. The issue is that, no matter your answer, there is always some contradiction (e.g., if you play by "you can no longer gain a level on a PrC if you don't meet the prerequisites", you can't take more than one level in Ur-Priest). In the end you should really just rely on common sense.
Sep 5	awarded	Fanatic
Aug 24	comment	Baleful polymorph on a dragon and spells with a somatic component It will always, of course, be the DM's call. We used to have a Warmage that was polymorphed into a hummingbird and the DM allowed him to retain his spellcasting abilities; he found the change to be... favorable.
Aug 24	comment	Baleful polymorph on a dragon and spells with a somatic component That does not necessarily rule out spells that don't need any of those components like, say, Glorious Master of the Elements. It can also use a Silent spell with no somatic component, a Still spell with no verbal component... you get the idea. It would also be able to use its spell-like abilities ("A spell-like ability has no verbal, somatic, or material component, nor does it require a focus or have an XP cost.").
Jul 8	comment	Why can't a Cleric use a sling? @AlexP, to circumvent your deviation from the point being made, imagine it's a modern war but you are a rogue faction thrust in the middle of a war with not much more than your good intentions. >Doomscreamer, "Ok, you get the Steyr for now, but when it's time to pawn it I want to either roll for keeps or split the coin."
Jun 30	comment	How often and when can a multi-classed battle berserker frenzy? The wording is pretty clear. "When you use a barbarian primal attack power, you enter your Berserker Fury until the end of the encounter", "you can use it only once per day", " Alternatively, you can use a minor action [...]". The answer is "b)"
Jun 26	revised	What do you see in a mirror when a vampire picks up an object? added 478 characters in body
Jun 26	answered	What do you see in a mirror when a vampire picks up an object?
Jun 4	comment	Can a Wizard/Artificer teach spells to himself? @user867 He can't learn to cast, but he can add it to his spellbook, according to SRD, and then he can use it to be able to craft items with it and use scrolls and wands without the UMD check.
Jun 4	awarded	Self-Learner
Jun 3	accepted	Can a Wizard/Artificer teach spells to himself?
Jun 3	answered	Can a Wizard/Artificer teach spells to himself?
May 31	comment	Can a Wizard/Artificer teach spells to himself? You may not be able to cast it, but you can now scribe a scroll of it with no UMD check, since SRD says that "You can create a scroll of any spell that you know"
May 31	asked	Can a Wizard/Artificer teach spells to himself?
May 3	comment	Who actually makes the Magic Books that boost stats? So the tomes would be the to a wizard what a Nodachi was to a Japanese blacksmith.
Apr 30	comment	How would I build a master magic item crafter/blacksmith type character? Yes, this is definitely the answer. Otherwise the crafting system is too broken to be used more than only occasionally. And if homebrew is permitted, you may want to look at this for a PrC.