His advice is heavy on the min maxing!

[Solo]

Only if he's within about 30 feet.

[Maat_Mons]

T-rex charges in 1st round, gobbles up a player …

The tyrannosaurus couldn't possibly swallow anyone until the second round. 

And as luck would have it, the fighter had no light weapon.

No dagger, no spiked gauntlets, no armor spikes, no arrows? 

Expedition to Castle Ravenloft has stats for ipecac.  Each dose costs 5 gp and induces immediate vomiting and 1d4 rounds of nausea with no save against either effect.  It's normally not effective for offense because of the difficulty of getting it into an enemy's stomach, but if you're already there, you can just dump it out. 

[CantripN]

That's actually pretty cool. Of course, some stuff that eat people are immune to poison, but against the rest, this is more than useful.

[zugschef]

I always find a nice test of peoples optimising is if they can beat baulders gate 2 with 1 character.... Its not even that hard if you do it right.

That's as much a matter of understanding the AI governing the game as actual optimization, though.

step 1: sneak up with an archer
step 2: shoot an arrow at your foe
step 3: run away
step 4: hide again
step 5: repeat until every fow is slain...

[lans]

Plus, the t-res has scent. How are you fooling it with illusions? [/quote[
What is the smell of a rock wall?

Like a rock. Oh like a rock.

[Dictum Mortuum]

Play a wizard who refrained from bathing for 1.000 years. Then your overpowering smell covers everything and thus you fool the T-Rex

[Gods_Trick]

Play a wizard who refrained from bathing for 1.000 years. Then your overpowering smell covers everything and thus you fool the T-Rex

A wizard thats lived a 1000 years should not need odour to stop a T-Rex!

[Bozwevial]

Play a wizard who refrained from bathing for 1.000 years. Then your overpowering smell covers everything and thus you fool the T-Rex

A wizard thats lived a 1000 years should not need odour to stop a T-Rex!

Why spend spell slots when raising your arms already throws out a Stinking Cloud?

[Gods_Trick]

Play a wizard who refrained from bathing for 1.000 years. Then your overpowering smell covers everything and thus you fool the T-Rex

A wizard thats lived a 1000 years should not need odour to stop a T-Rex!

Why spend spell slots when raising your arms already throws out a Stinking Cloud?

Teammates.

....  Unless you're travelling with Necropolitans and Warforged 

[Lycanthromancer]

Play a wizard who refrained from bathing for 1.000 years. Then your overpowering smell covers everything and thus you fool the T-Rex

A wizard thats lived a 1000 years should not need odour to stop a T-Rex!

That's 1 year.

1.000 = 1.

But the idea should be about the same, either way.

[Bozwevial]

Does using Prestidigitation count as bathing?

Edit: I think DM is in Greece, which uses a different standard for decimal marks.

[Lycanthromancer]

Does using Prestidigitation count as bathing?

Edit: I think DM is in Greece, which uses a different standard for decimal marks.

So 1000 years in Greece is 1 year everywhere else?

No wonder all those ancient buildings are still standing...

[Dictum Mortuum]

Does using Prestidigitation count as bathing?

Edit: I think DM is in Greece, which uses a different standard for decimal marks.

So 1000 years in Greece is 1 year everywhere else?

No wonder all those ancient buildings are still standing...

Yeah, I'm 1 year older since my last post in this thread

[Agita]

Does using Prestidigitation count as bathing?

Edit: I think DM is in Greece, which uses a different standard for decimal marks.

So 1000 years in Greece is 1 year everywhere else?

No wonder all those ancient buildings are still standing...

In most of Europe, I think. We use that notation in Austria (and Germany), too.
Although in Physics we tend to use English notation anyway.

[zugschef]

Does using Prestidigitation count as bathing?

Edit: I think DM is in Greece, which uses a different standard for decimal marks.

So 1000 years in Greece is 1 year everywhere else?

No wonder all those ancient buildings are still standing...

In most of Europe, I think. We use that notation in Austria (and Germany), too.
Although in Physics we tend to use English notation anyway.

yup, this is the european notation (or more precisely the notation after DIN). btw, funny that you are from austria, too.^^ small world.

[edit] the iso-norm suggests to use a " " for the separation between groups of three and a "," or "." as the decimal character.
-> 10 000,1 or 10 000.1 but 10.000,1 and 10,000.1

[Runestar]

Now I can't stop wondering if thousand-year old intelligent undead bathe or do any form of body maintainence...

[Agita]

Does using Prestidigitation count as bathing?

Edit: I think DM is in Greece, which uses a different standard for decimal marks.

So 1000 years in Greece is 1 year everywhere else?

No wonder all those ancient buildings are still standing...

In most of Europe, I think. We use that notation in Austria (and Germany), too.
Although in Physics we tend to use English notation anyway.

yup, this is the european notation (or more precisely the notation after DIN). btw, funny that you are from austria, too.^^ small world.

[edit] the iso-norm suggests to use a " " for the separation between groups of three and a "," or "." as the decimal character.
-> 10 000,1 or 10 000.1 but 10.000,1 and 10,000.1

Do it like we Physicists do. 10,000.1 or 10 000.1 or whatever is 1.00001*10^4, which rounds to 1*10^4. Problem solved.

[Sunic_Flames]

Ungent of Timelessness. I think that's the name.

[zugschef]

Do it like we Physicists do. 10,000.1 or 10 000.1 or whatever is 1.00001*10^4, which rounds to 1*10^4. Problem solved.

floating point notation for four-digit numbers is a bit over the top, don't you think?^^

[Bozwevial]

Do it like we Physicists do. 10,000.1 or 10 000.1 or whatever is 1.00001*10^4, which rounds to 1*10^4. Problem solved.

floating point notation for four-digit numbers is a bit over the top, don't you think?^^

Especially when the original number was an integer.