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I forgot about this. Funny- there was a feat just published in either Dragon or Complete Adventurer that combined bard and paladin abilities. Guess that kind of doesn't work, does it. Two choices: 1) In the rules, play neutral with respect to law and chaos, with more of a lawful leaning. 2)...

One of the uses I've had for Bards is that they may be the only literate people in a society. In that case, they're the lorekeepers and liasons with the outside world. I once played a barbarian/bard in a campaign where one of the cultures was a militant one whose members often hired themselves...

Yeah, forgot about those. A lot of them seemed really arbitrary and pointless, especially the level limits. I guess the same could be said for the "preferred class" system, but something has to make humans look playable. I felt a lot of the limits did less to make humans appear attractive as...

I have a fondness for 2E because it was how I came into the D&D fold. What I didn't like then, and still don't like now, is that you had to do many different kinds of math. Some rolls had to be low, some high. Sometimes you subtract modifiers, sometimes add. Over time it was easy to deal...

I'd talk to the player first. Maybe their larcenous behavior could be turned to good use. For example, he/she could use her pocket picking to show the PC's how easy anyone could do the same, and then show them how to avoid having it happen. A smart pickpocket should also know how to avoid...