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I think level 13-15 upon graduation on average is a tad too high...

WotC did exactly that in a series of articles of theirs, Savage Progressions: Savage Progressions Archive These are the links to, respectively, the articles with the vampire template class and the werewolf template class: Savage Progressions: Gaining a Template Midcampaign Savage Progressions...

Aye. I still think 3.5 is the best version out there, Pathfinder is nice for me precisely because of the compatibility.

If you aren't going to admit you made a snark remark when confronted about it, please do.

I would just use racial classes: Savage Progressions: Level-Adjusted Races

Even if they have a point in that aspect, they are woefully wrong in regards to backwards compatibility, which is the main selling point of Pathfinder to me, as I play 3.5.

Companies need to make a profit to survive, but they don't necessarily exist solely to make money.

I saw this on the "Previous Editions General" WotC forum: Whoops! Browser Settings Incompatible Looks pretty good to me (and completely compatible with Dwarven Forge material, to boot). What do you think?

Ah, so =/ I have found a few racial/monster classes out there: (Besides Savage Species) Wizards did racial classes in an article of the series "Savage Progressions", in which racial classes for the Aasimar, Drow, Duergar, Feytouched, Svirfneblin and Tiefling were described. Sean K Reynolds...

Thanks, but I had already seen that. I was thinking of a Lizardfolk monster class detailed in a publication of WotC or Paizo, or another good quality publisher, not something homebrewn.

For some reason, a Lizardfolk monster class wasn't included in Savage Species. Is there anywhere else I can get a monster class for it?

The best method I've seen so far is that done by a "Savage Progressions" article at the old Wizards 3rd edition site: have racial classes that replace the level adjustment.

Mystara is the first setting I played, through First Quest. I love it.

Thanks for the input guys! I'm planning to buy that book, but will probably wait until next month.

Kingmaker is so cool :) Got to listen to this.

Damn! No actual hex maps? Maybe in first edition? Thanks for the help!

Some trade goods are described in the equipments chapter of the Player's Handbook. Are there other source books which describe prices for other trade goods, such as lumber and stone?

Hello, does anyone remember in which Forgotten Realms supplements hex-based overland maps could be found? I recall seeing one of those maps in one of my pre-3rd edition Forgotten Realms sourcebooks, but alas, I don't have it anymore. I am specially interested in hex overland maps for Cormyr.

I was actually responding to billd91 on that one. I agree entirely. I am not for State forcing people to provide services or goods. But, if they are no longer willing to provide them, they shouldn't be able to stop others from doing so either. In other words, if Wizards had taken out the older...

Let's be clear that we are talking about their freedom of having a monopoly - the freedom to restrict freedom. It is more alike granting the first person to build a mill in a region the monopoly to have mills there than modern liberties.