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Further, I have to confess that my girlfriend hasn't read the books, nor seen the movies. Otherwise she's cool. :D

It's sad, but true, that I actually went to see the film with my Dungeon Master instead of my girlfriend. :rolleyes: Oh, well, I guess I'll have to wait until the DVD comes out, so I can sit her through nine hours of cinematic goodness. :D

I'm trying to keep a straight face here... :D

I'd suggest you look into the Rage Mage. It's official WotC material, and doesn't look too bad now that it's been converted into 3.5. The previous version had its separate spell progression table, severely hindering spellcasting. http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/iw/20031116a&page=7

I will also be switching to D&D 3.5, but I will keep it to the Core Rulebooks. Personally, I don't need rules for miniature combat, and I can do full-well without the updated splatbooks. Besides, NiTessine will undoubtedly be bying all of the 3.5 splatbooks, and being a player in his campaign...

The very first time our group played the Middle Earth Roleplaying Game, we noticed that this system had a way of beng either very deadly or very easy on the player characters. The group was facing a few orcs, and the half-elven ranger snaps his bowstring, the elven mage fails at concentrating...

Think of the following recipe: Critical miss rules that give a chance of the character critically hitting himself. Vorpal weapons. Ouch. :D

d20 Modern. Such a pity, I love the game, I love the rules, I love everything about it, but I just can't get enough time to run a game. Fortunately, NiTessine and I have been tossing around the idea of me running a one-shot game with our regular group, and then seeing how it'll turn out.

d20 Modern. Such a pity, I love the game, I love the rules, I love everything about it, but I just can't get enough time to run a game. Fortunately, NiTessine and I have been tossing around the idea of me running a one-shot game with our regular group, and then seeing how it'll turn out.

Monte Cook's Arcana Unearthed, and maybe even the Diamond Throne Campaign Setting. And maybe the D&D 3.5 Core Rulebooks. I don't know, I'm getting sick and tired of the basic D&D without any surprises, so I've looked into AU and liked what I've seen. It would be a nice break from D&D, and...

Well, the Healer is obviously a girlfriend class. Your girlfriend will want to play one because then her character can stay out of the fights, healing the other characters. (especially your character if your playing) And the Healer gets a celestial unicorn. Chicks dig unicorns. It must be the...

From what I've heard, the Ravenloft Fear/Fright/Sanity system is a lot lighter than the Call of Cthulhu system, which might just be what I'm looking for. One of the players to be in this campaign owns the Ravenloft 3e book, so I might be able to use the rules therein. Also, for magic-using...

What is the Midnight spellcasting system like? How does it differ from the basic D&D system?

I might be starting a campaign with a serious Shadow Chasers slant to it. Kinda like Buffy, but the characters are not teenaged kids. Lots of camp humour, weird creatures (mostly fiends and undead) and discreet magic. This is what I've got so far: Basic d20 Modern classes. All Advanced Classes...

No way! My enthusiasm is just flaring up, baby! Now, just to get a decent campaign started... :p

"Awww, look at that cute little thing, it's put it's little paws on my knee... hold on, what's it doing now? AAAARGH!!! MY KNEE!!! OH, GET IT OFF!!! GET IT OFF!!! IT HURTS SO MUCH!!!" So, how about wereskunks?

I'm currently playing a female half-elf Bard/Cleric of Sune... going to multiclass into Heartwarder... WHAT?! :mad:

I'll be dropping out. As great as it would be to play in a PbP game, I don't think I've got enough time and commitment for it. Have a great game, y'all!

Well, since some have taken places for the Bard and Healer characters, I'll change my concept to a High Elf Wizard. I'll have him posted by tomorrow. :)

Alright, that sounds reasonable. :) As for a character, I'm considering a high elf Bard or Cleric at the moment. What kind of a religious tradition do the elves of Evermere have? Do they worship the D&D gods, or do they have more of a druidic tradition? Good to be in. :)