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I've been playing a while now, and am on the verge of starting my own campaign. One thing thats been bugging me (pardon the pun) for some time now is the very low DC's of poisons in the game, especially plant poisons and insect poisons. Plants have poisons mainly to protect them from pests and...

Thanks guys! Any others? My current campaign (starting in three days) is regular d&d with some FR material mixed in where I like it (mainly monsters and some magic). Edit - this is a 3.5 campaign, although 3.0 stuff could be used...most of these appear to be from second edition?

What all free netbooks do you guys find useful for your campaigns?

What all free netbooks do you guys find useful for your campaigns?

Any suggestions? CR doesn't matter, although an evil alignment is a plus.

Any suggestions? CR doesn't matter, although an evil alignment is a plus.

Continued And you've asked the Barbarian/Wizard(gestalt) to consider something else? I will as soon as he gets back from work. Second, sit down with a piece of paper. Decide what level you want the party to be when they complete the adventure. Along the left margin of the page, write numbers...

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Thanks Guys! Thanks for all the advice guys! My playing experience has NOT been kosher, if you know what I mean. The last two campaign's I've played in started at 7th and 8th level respectively (and both have let us develop our characters a LOT). In fact, the previous two campaigns I've...

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Here ya go BLUE WHINNIS - Concentrated whinnis root extract BURNT OTHUR FUMES - Heated othur paste. INSANITY MIST - Vaporized aboleth mucus UNGOL DUST - Alkalized ungol crystals OIL OF TAGGIT - Steeped taggit root Nitharit - Dehydrated nitharit moss Lich dust - Acidified lich remains Dark...

Also Note that I am working on statistics for Queens and the Matriarch, as well as few others such as Broodguards and Spewers.

Scout Scout This flying creature appears to be a spider. Its back two sets of legs are folded up to form two parallel horizontal supports, and spidersilk connects them to form a pair of wings. The Dysderian Scout is a strange beast. A small, flying spider, it has no combat abilities and...

Webspinner Webspinner This small arachnoid scuttles around the area, covering everything it finds with webs. The Dysderian Webspinner is a simple, and weak creature. Travelling in packs, they simply use their Web ability on all passages in the broodlair, hindering possible enemy movement...

Infester Infester This flying creature looks like a squirming ball with two tentacles coming out of it from the front. It has a lamprey-like mouth on its underside. The Dysderian Infester is a flying beast that is entirely under the control of the Dysderian Queen (of a particular broodlair)...

Commander Commander This large creature sports an extra set of arms (beyond the normal for an arachnoid), each of which bears two viciously sharp claws. It towers at 9 feet tall, and has what appear to be hard, clear armor plates on its body. The Dysderian Commander is a fearsome foe, using a...

Shock Trooper Shock Trooper Before you stands a powerfully built arachnoid, coated in hard armor plating that seems to grow from its flesh itself. It carries a long crystalline greatsword that is pulsing with energy. Dysderian Shock Troopers are the elite strike forces of the Dysderian...

Psion Psion This weakly build arachnid has a bulging forehead, a lump on its thorax, and a large stinger on its abdomen. Strangely, fangs are completely absent. The Dysderian Psion is a straggly being, seemingly unfit even to walk. Scrawny and shaky, these spider-centaurs can barely keep...

Warrior Warrior This creature is the size of a small horse. Its fangs glisten with poison, and it sports a wickedly sharp claw on each foot. It has what appears to be a singer on its abdomen. Trained in the combat arts, Dysderian Warriors are a match for many a seasoned adventurer. They...

Worker Worker This insectoid creature is about the size of a large dog, although it could hardly be mistaken for such. It looks like a wolf spider, but holds its head and torso upright, and its arms and legs end in finely pointed claws. Workers are the most common type of Dysderians. They...