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I would have to agree with two. In fact, now that he talks about it like that, that is exactly how I would deal with it. Having a D&D game that was JUST roleplaying would rock...after all, at level 100, you don't really need experience. Deities and Demigods suggests that you make a series of...

I would allow certain paladin concepts to trade in armor types for certain other abilities. In one of the campaigns I'm playing in, players can play chaotic or neutral good paladins, as per the Unearthed Arcana book. I would allow an elven paladin of Corellon (for example) to switch out medium...

Lol just found my Libris Mortis...the spell says it gives a limited amount of choice, which the DM could extend to allowing the character to pick what kind of skeleton he summons. Another option is to extend the components needed to cast the spell...for example, you could make it so that you...

When I am the only DM in my group (which hasn't happened lately) I have a rule pertaining to summoned creatures. What I say is that if you don't have the creature's stats ready for the game, you can't summon that creature. I have found that this saves a lot of time, and actually can make...

Legally the feat doesn't...but I once played in a game where we had a house rule that allowed far shot to modify point blank shot (and since it was 3.0, we also modified weapon spec to allow an archer to gain the dmg bonus at all ranges...otherwise, the archer was getting screwed in comparison...

I would like to point out that the spell description states that the spell has a diameter of 1ft/caster level (8 ft in this case). The spell would definitly only affect the one ghost, unless a fighter was standing in the square with the ghost (don't know what the ghost would do then, but it...

I would go with a wolf as opposed to a riding dog...no particular reason, I just like wolves :) . After all, you can train it for riding too, and it gets the neat trip attack. If your DM allows you to use the feat to boost your animal companion, then you should definitly use the dire wolf...one...

You can go the cheap route and have them fight opponents from the plane of mirrors (page 204 in the 3.0 Manual of the planes). Said opponents are exact copies of the players, but have diametrically opposed alignments, and have to kill the players to escape the plane of mirrors. The problem with...

A few non-wotc books have some neat spells. Hollowfaust: City of Necromancers (Scarred Lands campaign setting, by Sword and Sorcery) has a few spells, including one that switches your soul with another person, and one that permanently makes your familiar undead, as well as a few nifty items...

In a case like this, you should do whatever you think would work best for your campaign...if you think that it would be neat to have several people murdered by a wererat, and have that wererat turn out to be the paladin, then by all means do so. There are several spells that cure lycanthropy, so...

And if nothing else...the area should now be well lit ;)

My first GM experiment was with my cousin, using the basic edition starter guide...I remember something involving bees and magic healing honey...I only played the one game though, as my cousin didn't like it (now I know that you really need more than one player to have a continous game... and my...

Better late than never I just joined this forum (this is my first post) and had to post here as this topic here is very similar to what I just finished playing. I know you said 4 levels in fighter, but I played a lvl 2 psychic warrior/level 2 monk (eventually picking up wizard 3/ eldritch...