Actually, I just had an amazing idea. Sort of. Dragonborn penalty to dex doesn't help.
Dragonborn of the Mind Raptoran Scout. Footbow full attack action while gliding. Skirmish, bitches.
Hell, I could be a Dragonborn (possibly raptoran) Ranger(and possibly even multiclass as paladin thanks to how dragonborn works), with favored enemy Dragons. Maybe a flying mount and become a Cavalier. A flying one.
Either way, 'twould be amazing. Sadly, the dex penalty really hurts. Ah well.
Isn't Mordenkainen's Dysjunction just an uber-Dispel Magic?
Alright harbringer, how about how it's easier for a tenth level wizard to make a masterwork chain shirt than it would be for the smith who's been doing it his whole life but is still stuck at level 1? Craft allows untrained, after all.
I think I added a mechanic one time I DMed where you have a chance to get EXP every time you fail a skill check. And I think when you fucked up a hit, got hit(to a degree), or bumbled a spell, with what I do with spells to try and balance them(every time you cast, make a Spellcraft check, with the casting stat of choice being used instead of Intelligence. DC is equal to 10+spell level*3. If you fail, spell is not cast, but nothing bad happens. Fail by five or more, that spell slot is used up. Fail by ten or more, spell backfires, and I would roll on a random table for the manner in which it does so. Certain spells have higher DCs, rituals and such give you bonuses.), you got a chance too. I think it was an Intelligence check against DC 5+however much you failed by, and you got more experience points based on how badly you screwed up. A critical failure never gives EXP though.
Of course, I could play a Water Orc. :3