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I've been out of the loop for some time, and I'm not familiarized with all the 3.5 content out there, so I'm turning to you, knowledgeable folk. :) I've always liked the fighter/mage character concept, but it seems that it's somewhat hard to come by a combination of classes in 3.5 to achieve a...

Interesting article. And if by High Fantasy you mean a setting where (one of) the underlying theme(s) is Good vs. Evil, then Midnight is definitely an option, and for that matter, Ravenloft as well.

How about Dawnforge? I don't have it (would love to, though), but all the reviews I've read about it were very positive, and it certainly is high fantasy.

It looks as if you should have a word with your player and tell him that, as heroic as it may seem, plunging yourself in the midst of a group of enemies is challenging certain death when the rest of your party isn't in place to back you up.

That is a decidedly evil act. The PCs didn't have any right or reason whatsoever to kill the NPC. The paladin should lose his paladin status and powers, as well as the cleric, depending on his alignment and deity. As for alignment change, the overall attitude you describe is certainly chaotic...

No. Oh, for the love of all that is good and holy, NOOO! :confused: :p :D

Just a note: Ravenloft's first incarnation as a full-fledged campaign setting (the "Black Box") was released before Vampire: The Masquerade (1990 vs. 1991), so it isn't accurate to say that Ravenloft as a setting was developed trying to appeal to Vampire players. As for my personal favorite...

I'm not quite thrilled by 4e right now, so I'll wait for some reviews to make a more informed decision.

I'm also quite positive that it belongs to one of the first two Books of Eldritch Might (I'm leaning more towards the first one...).

I don't know if you have read them, but in case you haven't, I'd highly recommend that you take a look at the Gazetteers that were produced for 3e Ravenloft, as most of what you suggest was tried to be implemented in them. As a matter of fact, the whole 3e line was geared towards a native, more...

This is a warning to all of you who are thinking about buying the Nightmare Lands ESD from SVGames. I bought it a couple of days ago, and after downloading the 20+ Mb of the pdf, I opened it only to find that half the boxed set was missing! According to the various reviews I read on the...