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You can use the Craft skill to perform repairs on your items. The relevant rule (which describes the cost) is the following: Repairing Items Generally, you can repair an item by making checks against …

The dragon will fall. An Adult White Dragon has Poor Maneuverability. One of the restrictions of Poor Maneuverability is that the creature must maintain a Minimum Forward Speed. Minimum Forward Speed …

Countering a specific, known threat as a high level Tier 1 spellcaster is usually easy. This is no exception. Even without appropriate tactics as suggested by Brian Ballsun-Stanton, there is no reason …

Characters don't break in D&D 3.5 With some very few exceptions (involving special attacks), living characters don't get mangled in ways like the one you describe. This is because 3.5 largely doesn't …

On teaching a wolf tricks This falls under the description of Handle Animal. To make a wolf ride-able, the creature must most likely be reared. Wolves are wild. Rear a Wild Animal To rear an animal m …

The following general rule about Spell-like abilities applies: If no caster level is specified, the caster level is equal to the creature’s Hit Dice. See the general description of Spell-like ab …

Rules for becoming a multiclass character can be found on pages 59-60 of the Player's Handbook. The very, very general gist of it is that class features (including spells) are in most cases tracked …

The Move Silently rules apply unmodified regardless of your mode of movement. This is because they only reference "your normal speed", which can be any speed (land speed, fly speed, etc.). This means …

The Spectral Hand spell is notoriously unclear. Nevertheless, I'd say you're right regarding this particular point. You mentioned the real selling point yourself, "attacking with the hand counts nor …

This is not defined within the game's rules. There is no "crystalline" subtype or similar trait. For better or worse, fluff-crunch separation wasn't always strictly adhered to in 3.5, particularly in …

As far as I can tell, that is a real rule discrepancy. 3.5's authors frequently made such oversights, not having had the benefit of years of internet scrutiny before publishing. Another example of …

Suggestion: use Incarnum instead of templates While Brian Ballsun-Stanton's mention of Savage Species fits under "official [guidelines] or something really balanced", it does so entirely due to it be …

You can use the Fling Enemy feat from Races of Stone (page 140). The basic function of the feat: Benefit: When you're grappling a foe, you can fling that foe away from you with a successful Grappl …

The "any" is used to denote a choice, rather than inclusion. That is, your second reading is correct - it's any one level. This is not necessarily clear from the sentence in the Elven Generalist Wiza …

No. Blindsight requires Line of Effect, the Ring of X-ray vision grants only Line of Sight. The two special senses do not have a specific, defined interaction, and the X-ray vision doesn't remove the …