and im sure SOME ONE did it at some point becsaue the rules said they could.

*raises hand*

Buddy of mine build a fighter that at level 16 could shatter the plane of Mechanis (spelling?) Then at level 20 could sunder the material plane. No levels of any casting class.

I once had a build for a level 20 human fighter who could kill gods with an Attack of Opportunity. Never got to actually use him, though XP

I've read about quite a few different creative uses of 3.5 rules. The ones that leap immediately to mind are the Locate City nuke, and the recursively-stat-increasing kobold(?) godling--I think the name was something like "Punpun".

I believe the Locate City Nuke is actually false, because I -think- I remember looking and finding that Locate City is not a Burst area, thus does not qualify for the Explosive Metamagic feat. I could be thinking of something else, though...

The kobold one used a non-Wizards supplement book, which is a sign right there of 'oh, of course that's why it is broken' My brother Will made a 7th level orc woman cleric who turned into a 20 Hit Dice Gargantuan Fiendish Dire Squid with 40ft reach, normal spellcasting, and had a 100% chance of coming back to life 24 hours after being slain. With using a non-Wizards D20 book. People just don't know what balance is XP

"It is very unlikely my half-ogre and the half-elf, half-dragon, tiefling and aasimar have the same dad." x3

And if they do, said dad must have a Charisma stat of "Yes."

As in, people always say that when he asks.

Or that he have a Strength stat of "Oh gods no" ;3

Ya know this journal isn't as full of DnD 'nerds' as I thought it would be...

My god, are we going extinct?! O.O

XD

Yes, we are. That, or I just don't attract them to my journals XP