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Yes. Yes, nature sense lets you see through fog and trees. It's one of the reasons that rangers really want to take a couple levels of druid (probably as their fourth and fifth levels, at least), in order to get nature sense and obscuration. Moving fog bank, yo'. While all rangers like this, ranged rangers find this absolutely hilarious, especially if they're riding a flying mount (makes stuff like tremorsense not detect 'em, among other things).

"This fog bank bristles with bolts of iron."

That just means you're not a yeek. Yeeks can't get on yeekisland, even if they save the wayist.

I've definitely seen Z kill the wayist within a turn of me opening the door, though. A crit flurry with the wrong (or right, from Z's point of view) daggers can just demolish the wayist... or you, if you're unlucky. Z's pretty nasty.

Higher levels of imbue item let you imbue higher tier gems. You need 5/5 to imbue stuff like pearls or diamonds, and most of the artifact gems (Particularly the lifebinding gem and wozzname's rock).

"Giant plant lady. Waves hand, from which springs forth rainbow, which accelerates rapidly into the sky. As speed grows greater, the front of multiclored beam turns black. Yet greater, there appears stars and galaxies within most forward part of the beam. Finally, a core of burning fire erupts within the formost front of the stars, wide, with a wake coming to a point behind it. Cut backwards a bit. Blue sky, with this tearing its way across it. The beam still grows faster, and around it is a cylindrical disturbance of the air. The beam spins, drill-like, and tears its way between universes.

It erupts again from a point. Now, the sky is reddish-orange. The beam is of such size that it is covering most of the sky. There is an island, huge, as vertical as it is horizontal, coming to a spiraling point. It is vibrant with plantlife and other things. The beam approachs the island, screaming through the sky. Just as it is to impact, the beam splits! One side turns into crows of purest black, the other side into crows of purest white. These avians decend on the island as though a blanket.

The crows immediately cover the land, devouring all the many seeds and nuts which were before laying on the ground. Cut to a small green thing, looking for all intents and purposees like a tonberry. It is the immortal king of its people, who have scattered amongst the land and become little more than animals. It speaks, and from it we learn that with this act of consumption, magic returns to the land. The crows of light and shadow will catalyize the nuts, which had previously held the entirety of that world's magic in check, within them, and from that process magic rises again. The immortal king sets out to see the creatures of the land that had remained of sound mind, and the vision ends."

That was a good dream. It had awesome music, too. Very upbeat.

Then I had the one where a transvestite (Post op female->male, but with breasts) was lighting a cigarette held in the head of her cock, and then proceeded to smoke it. She did not have to bend her neck, at all. That's all I remember of that dream. It's probably a good thing.

Yeah... I usually only put a single point into teleport, for classes that has access, then pick up some alternate sources of it. One, maybe two, points tend to do the job.

Damage to a weapon is based on how much damage you do with the weapon -- since charging increases this, it naturally causes the weapon to break sooner. If you're having trouble with it, pick up an orcish weapon. They're much more resistant to breaking from physical damage. Iirc, they're actually immune, but it's been a while since I used charging for much.

Not bad at all. Just remember ride takes the lower of dex and wis as its stat dependency

I forget how (if) bonus feat granted animal companion interacts with class granted animal companion, though. If it gave some extra CR, that would be flipping awesome. With full ranger/druid levels and animal bond, even base CR <1 companions can wreck stuff like young adult dragons. They get nasty, heh.

I... wait. How is parental oversight injust, again? That's what's going on, right? School has the parent sign a form saying their kid has to take a drug test to do extracurricular activities, correct? This scenario would have to be seriously stretched to become an issue of justice. Further, it's not an issue of privacy if there's a consent form involved. If they were coming to your house and forcing you to do it without any warning, that'd be an issue of privacy. Not what's being described.

The standard response is, if you don't want parental oversight, get out of the house. Sure, most kids under age are basically fucked if they do that, but that's their choice, is it not?