Ask a Simple Question: The Revenge of the Grue

[Ithamar]

Q83:  Is there any quick list of monsters that have Regeneration?  (Mainly for purposes of MoMF and/or Planar Shepherd cheese, if it matters.)

[wotmaniac]

Q82: I remember somewhere a quick/easy Summon Monster list of some sort with stats and what not. Now i would find it very useful. Anybody happen to have a copy/know where it is?

A82
found these for you:
http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/19872758/Mastering_the_Malconvoker

http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/19872206/Legal_3.5_Summonable_Monster_List

http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/19864066/Summoning_Handbook

[kevin_video]

Q82: I remember somewhere a quick/easy Summon Monster list of some sort with stats and what not. Now i would find it very useful. Anybody happen to have a copy/know where it is?

A82 found these for you:
http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/19872758/Mastering_the_Malconvoker

http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/19872206/Legal_3.5_Summonable_Monster_List

http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/19864066/Summoning_Handbook

Cool. I needed these as well.

Q 84 If you're good, or evil, can you summon true neutral creatures along with your own alignment if you're a cleric?

[McPoyo]

Q82: I remember somewhere a quick/easy Summon Monster list of some sort with stats and what not. Now i would find it very useful. Anybody happen to have a copy/know where it is?

A82 found these for you:
http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/19872758/Mastering_the_Malconvoker

http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/19872206/Legal_3.5_Summonable_Monster_List

http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/19864066/Summoning_Handbook

Cool. I needed these as well.

Q 84 If you're good, or evil, can you summon true neutral creatures along with your own alignment if you're a cleric?

You can summon anything that isn't diametric of yours: Good cannot summon evil, Lawful cannot summon chaotic, etc.

[Viletta Vadim]

Q85 Does anyone know an easy-to-qualify-for PrC that advances arcane casting at level 1 and gets Bluff (and preferably other diplomatic skills) as a class skill?  This is for a Warmage, using the Pathfinder skill system, and a houserule basing my casting off of intelligence, meaning skill requirements are much easier.

[kevin_video]

Q 86 If a force bow fires a flaming arrow, does that arrow become a regular 1d8 arrow imbued with force, or is it 1d8+1d6 force? Both RAW and RUI rules please.

[McPoyo]

It's a force arrow that deals +1d6 fire damage, per the Flaming special ability.

[kevin_video]

It's a force arrow that deals +1d6 fire damage, per the Flaming special ability.

I thought that's what it was. My DM doesn't read it as that though. He reads it as the arrow going through a force bow cancels out the flaming part.

[McPoyo]

It's a force arrow that deals +1d6 fire damage, per the Flaming special ability.

I thought that's what it was. My DM doesn't read it as that though. He reads it as the arrow going through a force bow cancels out the flaming part.

...wow. I don't know how to respond to that at all.

[Rebel7284]

It's a force arrow that deals +1d6 fire damage, per the Flaming special ability.

I thought that's what it was. My DM doesn't read it as that though. He reads it as the arrow going through a force bow cancels out the flaming part.

is he trying to apply physics to D&D or something?

[bearsarebrown]

It's a force arrow that deals +1d6 fire damage, per the Flaming special ability.

I thought that's what it was. My DM doesn't read it as that though. He reads it as the arrow going through a force bow cancels out the flaming part.

But... that's not what it says... 

[McPoyo]

It has nothing to do with physics, either, that's the weird part.

[kevin_video]

It's a force arrow that deals +1d6 fire damage, per the Flaming special ability.

I thought that's what it was. My DM doesn't read it as that though. He reads it as the arrow going through a force bow cancels out the flaming part.

...wow. I don't know how to respond to that at all.

And of course that mean no +1d6 damage either.

is he trying to apply physics to D&D or something?

Who knows with that guy.

But... that's not what it says...  

Here's what he said:

Here's the thing with the arrows.  The force property says that it "Turns ammunition shot from it into a force attack" and "Ammunition shot from a force weapon deals the same amount of damage as normal ammunition."  If the arrow shot from the force bow was still a normal arrow, it would be redundant to specify that it does the same damage as normal ammunition.  But it makes sense when it says that the ammo is turned into a force attack.  So while the ARROW has energy, the imbued arrow gets turned into a force attack and is no longer an arrow, and since it's not an arrow it can't be imbued with energy any more.

I have no idea what he just said. Basically I'm assuming he said no.

EDIT: Now at the same time, I'm also talking about the Quiver of Energy here. I should point that out. The quiver of energy gives your arrows either flaming, acid, electricity, or cold. He's saying the bow would cancel out the energy put on the arrow once it touched the bow. I have no idea what his argument is for actual flaming arrows that you'd buy, or adding the property to the bow itself.

[McPoyo]

He's a "flaming" idiot who needs to be "Forced" to take some reading comprehension classes.

[Dusk Eclipse]

Q 89 Can I flurry with Natural weapons? IE a psywar using Tashlastorra(sp?) and claws of the beast?

[McPoyo]

Q 89 Can I flurry with Natural weapons? IE a psywar using Tashlastorra(sp?) and claws of the beast?

No, but you can flurry and attack with your natural weapons afterwards, per the FAQ.

[Dusk Eclipse]

Q 89 Can I flurry with Natural weapons? IE a psywar using Tashlastorra(sp?) and claws of the beast?

No, but you can flurry and attack with your natural weapons afterwards, per the FAQ.

Oh well....

[KellKheraptis]

Q85 Does anyone know an easy-to-qualify-for PrC that advances arcane casting at level 1 and gets Bluff (and preferably other diplomatic skills) as a class skill?  This is for a Warmage, using the Pathfinder skill system, and a houserule basing my casting off of intelligence, meaning skill requirements are much easier.

A 85: Mindbender is easy if you have charm person, and I believe has all the diplomatic skills plus telepathy.

[McPoyo]

Q 89 Can I flurry with Natural weapons? IE a psywar using Tashlastorra(sp?) and claws of the beast?

No, but you can flurry and attack with your natural weapons afterwards, per the FAQ.

Oh well....

I think you misunderstood. You can flurry, and add additional attacks from your natural weapons in addition to the flurry attacks.

[KellKheraptis]

Q 90? : Kell is failing his Spot checks miserably because he keeps reformatting Alertness into something more bad ass in combat, and cannot find the cost of 5th level schema.  What is it?  Two to use each day with draconic polymorph on his swiftblade for prebuffing would make him a very happy lesser fey'ri unseelie fey!  Thanks