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Nice :) Unfortunately I can't give you experience points right now, Thanael =P I'm looking for products that share an ancient civilization's feel, look and other characteristics, but not necessarily be a description of the ancient civilization itself; for instance, Osirion and Egypt. As for...

I have been looking for products based on ancient civilizations, and thus far found the following: Egypt Entombed with the Pharaohs (Paizo) Egyptian Adventures: Hamunaptra (Green Ronin) Gary Gygax's Necropolis (Necromancer Games) Osirion, Land of Pharaohs (Paizo) The Pact Stone Pyramid (Paizo)...

I think my question is straightforward... The OP asked for racial level progressions, like those of Savage Species. The second poster indicated Advanced Races, so I asked if it does indeed have racial level progressions.

Advanced Races? It will have level progressions for races?

Weakling. I could beat people to death with the adventure booklets :p:p:p

That Hamunaptra sounds exciting, but purchasing physical products has some difficulties for me, due to the long time shipping takes. The author that wrote it also did another product though: http://paizo.com/store/downloads/lionsDenPress/v5748btpy7x1w Can anyone attest to it's quality?

In Kobold Quarterly #1, Wolfgang Baur talked about giving special non-monetary rewards to characters. One of the rewards discussed are permanent skill gains, and about that he said: "Skills are the trickiest of all, because the value of skill ranks as treasure really varies among classes...

Nice that you co-wrote the book :) From the Osirion book, I got the impression that once Osirion had Egyptian-like deities of their own (like Apep), but that were eventually replaced by more widespread Golarian deities. I am specifically referring to this, in page 24: "Osirion’s erstwhile...

I have recently got the book "Osirion, Land of Pharaohs", as well as the two modules "Entombed with the Pharaohs" and "The Pact Stone Pyramids". What other things could have useful information on Osirion? On another note, I am using both Osirion and Mulhorand in my homebrewn campaign setting...

I think you are spot on. The booty should serve as the "part of the treasure", and the ship would be the shelter. The food you should have stocked up on the ship to feed them.

In Sandstorm the Marru are described as a people that has indulged into the magical arts of spawncrafting, creating the Marruspawn to fight their battles for them. But besides that, not much is said of them. Are there references to them in other works?

That's precisely what I was thinking. I'm asking here though to check if it won't be imbalanced or cause some unforeseen problems.

Is there precedent within the rules for books that once read, give a permanent bonus to a skill (specially Knowledge skills)? If not, what do you think of the idea?

I have some Pathfinder stuff, but not the Chronicles Campaign Setting, and I am thinking of buying. So I have one question: does Pathfinder have "home regions" like FR, and regional feats?

Why not simply put Mystra-related objects, shrines and etc. in the existing map of the Temple of Mystra in Cormyr: Tearing of the Weave?

Why, yes: Web Enhancement Archive

Where can I find generic world maps to use for my Spelljammer campaign worlds? I am thinking of something along the lines of this world map, which is part of the Map-A-Week WotC series of articles: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/mapofweek/worldoverview1_150dpi_bas987d.jpg

Thanks :) Another question - are there packages described somewhere for the NPC classes, should a PC decide to use one of them as his starting class?

A Kobold Quarterly subscription.

In the Dungeon Master's Guide 3.5, there are sample NPCs of all of the normal base classes. But, no sample NPCs of the NPC classes (Aristocrat, Commoner, etc.). Can I find those somewhere?