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I have no rules to support my claim, and concede.
Also you know there is a difference between Inherited (half-dragon) and Acquired (mistling) right? Well, probably not since your reference doesn't even support your claim do begin with but while Savage Species refers to Inherited Templates as Races it doesn't say that about Acquired TemplatesHi, welcome.
Oh and since you're all like "using Conjure Living Spell 2/day!" it'd be pretty frigging sweet for you to mention this official means to increasing your none-Racial SLAs per day so I can abuse the heck out of it in meaningful ways.Dude, it's a racial SLA. Just like how the skill bonuses you get from being a lich are racial skill bonuses.
I mean that a Conjure Living Spell living spell only has Ex or Su abilities, and can't actually make another CLS living spell. This is because while it activates the effect of CLS on a hit or an engulf, the ability, once it is part of the living spell, is not a spell or sla, and thus is not available as a target for the effect. Adding an SLA or spell would indeed allow conjuration of living spells of those spells or SLAs, but only on a hit or engulf. What's the duration on the mistling's CLS ability? I found mistling once, but can't find it again.
https://ww2.wizards.com/books/mirrorstone/Article.aspx?doc=dl_magicitems
Raistlin's Frog: In Betrayal, the mad sorceress/healer Maab uses a magic trinket -- a frog on a pendant. She claims that Raistlin gave it to her many, many years past. Raistlin did indeed present her with the bauble, though where he got it remains a mystery. Once per day, the frog allows the bearer to cast spells at a +5 caster level with respect to range, duration, and so on. The effect lasts for 5 rounds.
The frog was stolen by the sivak draconian Ragh. His companions do not know he possesses the bauble.
Caster Level: 14th; Prerequisites: Craft Wondrous Item; Market Price: 1,000 gp; Weight: --.
Also Living Spell only applies to Spells. Spell-Like Abilities are not actually Spells.
Conjure Living Spell (Sp)Once per day, a mistling can transform any spell or spell-like ability it can cast into a living spellExplicitly says you can use SLAs.
That seems awfully recursive, Linguist. Is there any way that the conjure living spell living spell can conjure anything but another conjure living spell living spell? I mean, it has no other abilities or spells from the template. Additionally, living spells have no SLA's to power CLS with, merely an (ex) and a (su) ability to inflict their effects on creatures they hit or engulf. That's a lot of flash and ooze, signifying nothing.It really isn't that difficult to give a creature an at-will SLA if you work at it. There are several magic items that do it, for instance, even if you don't get into fusing it with a paladin or something
Conjure Living Spell (Sp)Once per day, a mistling can transform any spell or spell-like ability it can cast into a living spell (ECS293). This requires a full-round action, and it counts as one daily use or casting of the spell or spell-like ability. The resultant living spell lasts for a number of hours equal to the mistling’s Hit Dice or until destroyed, and follows the mental orders of its creator
you'll still need the books.Not for the chameleon you don't
So you can swallow orphans whole, duh.It depends on whether or not your rogue is a 'monster'. If he is, then you handle him with the MM, and bonus feats ignore prereqs.Why would I want Gape of the Serpent..?
So burn down an orphanage, kick some puppies, and THEN take Gape of the Serpent.
It is poorly written, but the fact that a specific kind of taint is only referred to in the bonus feats section as 'taint' indicates that you only get 1 'set' of bonus feats. Stacking rules and all. Or maybe not. I don't know.It's more that 'taint' seems to refer to 'one or the other', and not 'the higher of the two'.
Ghost TouchLet's say you're incorporeal as well, wielding ghost touch weaponry. You shoot your incorporeal weaponry, which phases through walls and materializes just in time to hit your target.
A ghost touch weapon deals damage normally against incorporeal creatures, regardless of its bonus. (An incorporeal creature’s 50% chance to avoid damage does not apply to attacks with ghost touch weapons.) The weapon can be picked up and moved by an incorporeal creature at any time. A manifesting ghost can wield the weapon against corporeal foes. Essentially, a ghost touch weapon counts as either corporeal or incorporeal at any given time, whichever is more beneficial to the wielder.
Moderate conjuration; CL 9th; Craft Magic Arms and Armor, plane shift; Price +1 bonus.
Taint and Bonus Feats
When a character reaches moderate taint, and again when he reaches severe taint, he gains a bonus feat. This can be any feat for which the character has the prerequisites.
Since taint is cumulative, a character with a feat whose prerequisite is a specific level of taint retains access to that feat even after she acquires enough taint to rise to the next taint level. For example, a sorcerer with the Corrupt Arcana feat (see page 120), which has mild depravity as a prerequisite, still benefits from that feat if her depravity rises to moderate or even severe.
By contrast, falling below the specified taint level for a feat renders that feat inoperative. For example, a character with the Tainted Fury feat (see page 124), which has moderate corruption as a prerequisite, cannot benefit from that feat if his taint falls to mild but regains access to the feat if his corruption later rises to moderate again.
