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CASE FILE 001: THE CASE OF THE MISSING HOLYMAN Session 6, Part 2: Feed The Tree "I think he is going to be okay." Mere glanced back down at an open panel in the back of Case Nine, a tiny glowing screen filed with arcane glyphs and graphs, reporting the intricate workings of the robot. "I am...

The Will-O’-Wisp has an electric attack. Also the alignment of the Will-O’-Wisp is CE, the same as Talos.

The Dragon Magazine article referenced above is "A Little More Familiar" in Dragon Magazine #280. It includes a feat called "Extra Familiar".

CASE FILE 001: THE CASE OF THE MISSING HOLYMAN Session 6, Part 1: ELECTRIC SOUL FUNK Dirk came around screaming, finding himself on a long workbench, the harsh light of a sunrod glaring in his eyes. Mere stood next to him and channeled healing energies into the scorched rogue. The smell of...

Another "Another GM could use my stuff if I worked on it ..." vote. Besides some of the things mentioned above, I think it would probably take some effort to formalize all the non-standard rule elements of the setting. For instance, my current D&D homebrew uses a lot of modern elements, like...

For unique monsters and NPCs, I try to make use of the Wizards of the Coast website. It is filled with all kinds of interesting monsters and NPCs, often with complex templates and class combinations already written up. The problem is the monsters are scattered all over the place. To find...

CASE FILE 001: THE CASE OF THE MISSING HOLYMAN Session 5, Part 2: Rogue on Fire OR The Worm Burns Guns out and trained on the door, the battered and weary group readied themselves for battle. There was a booming thud on the other side as something heavy fell to the ground. The door opened...

The Spell Compendium has a spelled called Undermaster that lets you duplicate a number of earth spells once per round as a standard action, including Move Earth. It is a 9th level spell, but if you absolutely must stun an earth elemental or fling a clay golem hundreds of feet, you are covered.

I really enjoyed Throne of Iuz in Dungeon Magazine #118. It occurs mostly outdoors and is set for Level 14, but it is pretty easy to bump up to 15. No drow either, but tons of orcs and one .

Another option would be the Blurstrike weapon quality, which causes the victim of the attack to be considered flat-footed for the first attack with the weapon. It is in the Magic Item Compendium and Races of the Wild. Also, for most rogues, I don't think criticals are generally as important, as...

Consider allowing the rogue to take the Leadership feat and take a fighter as a cohort. This would allow the rogue to set up flanks as he likes. It would also benefit the rest of the group by providing someone to tie up monsters in melee why they do their thing from a distance.

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19. An otuygh who likes to collect shiny things that it finds in the sewage. Most of it is junk, but it has something the PCs needs. It can be bargained with. 20. A colony of semi-intelligent cats that are all descended from a cat who once served as a familiar to a high-level wizard. The colony...

CASE FILE 001: THE CASE OF THE MISSING HOLYMAN Session 5, Part 1: System Failure She woke with a start, rolling to the side and instinctively reaching for a weapon that was not there. The fight was already well underway and it was still dark, Big Moon and its little sister, Aerdrie, bathing...

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In my campaign, I am currently running a modified version of the Vessel of Stars adventure. As part of the adventure, a group of mercenaries take over a tavern and disguise themselves as the owners, in order to ambush the PCs. I was really happy with the way the set up came out, so I snapped a...

The Complete Mage, Book of Vile Darkness and Book of Exalted Deeds contain rules for optional material spell components that are usually creature bits. There is also the Trophy Collector feat from Player's Handbook II.