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Our Game Thus Far The group I'm running through it just finished a small aside and are now getting ready to delve into the meat of the second adventure. I'm excited to see how the deal with Kazyk plays out. My group is really talkative and really seems to enjoy talking their way out of tight...

I actually game with Ryan a couple times a week. I'll let him know you're looking for him!

When coming up with a new character, after I have the concept, I usually figure out the translation for the defining theme for the character in a couple of languages and then mix and match the romanized spellings. Though this only really works when you have some really different languages. I...

My group just started this past monday and so far we have: Elven Commander Orc Monk - soon to be adding a few rogue levels Human Rogue Human Shugenja - using a homemade order that venerates the tidereaver kraken

I don't have the book in front of me at the moment, but as I recall, the Natural Bond feat adds three levels to your effective druid level for animal companion, but only up to a maximum of your character level, so a straight druid wouldn't gain any benefit from the feat. I don't think you can...

There is a Gnome Artificer prc in the Magic of Faerun book. There is also a a Techsmith prc in Faiths and Pantheons, I believe. For the Artificer, as I recall, you need levels in rogue and also some sort of arcane spell casting class. The Techsmith required divine caster levels I think.

I don't see why they couldn't work. Their cosmology requirements are all "behind the scenes" so to speak. You don't really need to worry about adding in new gods or anything because the vestiges are intentionally sort of vague, with less than godlike powers. It shouldn't really require any...

I've been playing in a Shackled City campaign for a while now with this rule, and it hasn't changed the feel of a cleric much. The only change is our clerics typically have more offensive spells than normal and we rely on staves and wands more for healing now then we used to. All in all, I...

Thanks for the suggestions! I will check out the Dark Sun bard class, and I'll take a closer look at the shaman and the adept too. Also, thanks for the linkage.

Pardon me if I've missed these somewhere else on the boards, but does anyone know of any bard variants that don't involve spellcasting progression? I know about Monte Cook's bard variant with spell notes and chords, but I was looking for something that doesn't really have or resemble...

Rodent (rogue / ardent) Hug (healer / thug) Dragbarian (dragon shaman / barbarian) Cronk (crusader / monk) X-Acto Blade (factotum / hexblade) Psylock (psychic warrior / warlock)