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Actually, I made an NPC/semi-PC as a replacement/stand-in character for the City of the Spider Queen campaign I'm in. He basically is a straight human fighter, and did rather well. He might need some more fine-tuning for your use. So, meet Dré: STR 18; DEX 12; CON 16; INT 13; WIS 14; CHA 8...

This is really FUN! Here are some more I got: Blind Bugbear Touch - how else would he find his way? Running Basilisk Judge - for some stone cold 'quick justice policy' Fox Tooth Speed - ??? Hagor

Burning panther speed! That should be *really* fast! Hagor

Nope, I started playing in the early nineties with AD&D 2E and then (a considerable time after 3e came) out switched to 3.x. Hagor

I voted for the first option (continue with 3.x campaign) (I've just started a new one) for a number of reasons. The number of sessions my group plays a year is too few to invest much time in a conversion/switch. Some of the players don't even know 3.x very well. I think I've got enough common...

It's almost scary how close this matches my own (humble) thoughts about this! I couldn't have said it better myself. I have read other fine suggestions as well, such as crit (but still no sneak attack) with weapon that overcomes DR (even I have difficulty seeing how a skeleton can be critically...

Indeed! I was thinking the same thing. Hagor

My group houseruled the kettle and slices of melon. Biscuits and cakes are sort of mandatory at our table. Hagor

This turns out to be an interesting discussion so far. I would give every PC some XP, but the ones in the fight somewhat more. Since I don't know the rules about XP and CR, I would just wing it. However, for a more rules consistent approach, I prefer the method suggested in the very first...

Hi Wolfwood, I recently faced a similar problem when "designing" my dwarven paladin: you have more options to choose from than you have feats available. My paladin has no mount, but has the charging smite ability (PHB II, I believe), so that limited the number of options for me. Anyway, I'm...

Thanks very much! Great work! Hagor

I once played a dwarven fighter, named Robert Den Hero. When you say this half-Dutch, half-English name in a somewhat quicker way, it is pronounced similar to that of a famous actor... All I can say, I found it funny at that time. (by the way, he died. My very first PC casualty, actually). Hagor

This is exactly what I was planning to do. For my new campaign (starting after the summer) every Player gets one "talent" (as I will call them) for free at character creation. Hagor

Well, I'm pretty sure one or two of my players would make a similar remark... (but in their case more as a joke than as a serious option, I hope) Hagor

Indeed. Cue melodramatic music here. Hagor

Wing it. I haven't even read the rules about CR-XP. Like others have said before, I award XP in such a way to keep PCs advancing at a rate suitable for me and the story. I also give some bonus points for clever thinking, fine roleplaying, etc. In my last campaign I gave XP when a sub-adventure...

Great idea! This has some similarities to the swashbuckling cards (which have been discussed here a while ago as well), which I plan to use in my next campaign. However, I like your approach to make the cards & effects more specific to the individual character. Hagor

WotC should hire more Drow Zoologists. Notion of the Spanish language is a bonus. Hagor

A character I'm currently playing (well, when the campaign continues, that is) is a halfling archer with composite short bow. Other players have a longbow and a light crossbow. A player in my latest campaign as DM used a net a lot (as befitting his spider-themed druid). Light crossbows, long...

Very nice one! I couldn't agree more with the title! I'm glad the 'shoeless god of war' is still enjoying himself. Flame on! Hagor