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I was playing around with building a warlock to introduce as an NPC in the game I run. I'd appreciate any comments or advice anyone here has. I use the Heroic Paths from Midnight, and although most NPCs don't get a path, this one did. If you're not familiar, the pertinent info on this one...

I'm in the process of converting my 3e group to 4e. Mostly this has gone okay, but there are two abilities that I just don't know what to do with. First is for the dwarven Fighter/Barbarian. Due to the fact that I use Midnight's Heroic Paths (which tend to convert rather easily), and the fact...

After playing it a bit, I drank the kool-aid and bought the 4th ed Player's Manual, DMG, and Monster Manual with the intention of converting my existing campaign to 4E. Toward that end, I created two encounters to run- one combat, one skills. As I was creating enemies for the combat encounter...

I'm playing a character in a Midnight campaign, and I'm trying to come up with sense-enhancing feats. I took Scent in his heroic path, and for feats took Improved Scent and Uncanny Scent from Savage Species. He's got really good Spot/Listen scores, but I'd like to flesh out the unnatural...

I need help with a 6th level bruiser for an upcoming encounter. Should be something Fighter or Barbarian based. 36-point buy, and capable of dishing out serious damage to one or two targets. Not looking for a Death-Of-A-Thousand-Papercuts, but a high damage output tank. No warforged, nothing...

Since this has probably been done to death, simply posting a link would be great, but on the offchance... I'm not normally one to complain about rules/classes/spells/etc being "broken" (with the exception of Scorching Ray), but the Sublime Path classes in Bo9S seem so overpowering to me...

I have a feeling I know the answer, but does anyone know of a way, preferably a Feat, that allows Sneak Attack damage against undead.

This has probably come up before. If so, I can't find it, though. A Thinblade is an Exotic Weapon, thus needing a Feat to use properly, but has the same threat range and negligibly more damage than a Rapier. What's the payoff for spending a feat? What am I missing?

Just moved back to Indianapolis, looking for a D&D 3.5 campaign to join. Setting doesn't matter much to me- published or home grown.