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I used to play a Berserker in 1st Edition from a White Dwarf Magazine class (yeah, they used to be a D&D magazine) and suffered from the same problem. The party's most common solution was to run away, very quickly, when the monsters I berserked at ran out. There was one time that they used a...

You might post a request for errata on the Kalamar message boards. The staff at Kenzer checks the boards pretty often, and aren't shy either. Kenzer & Co Message Boards

Bump; but also, there is no mention of this at all on the WotC sight; therefore, I'm taking a skeptic's approach. When WotC announces the sale on their own site, I'll believe it.

Villain Design Handbook; Lost Tomb of Kruk-Ma-Kali; Kingdoms of Kalamar Atlas; Traveller d20 (T20). Ain't that enough?

I think that's called "rain.":p

For myself, I like the "flying islands" approach due to the influence of painter/designers Michael Parkes and Roger Dean; there is also a great but little-known novel "the Shattered World" which gives the flying isle setting a good spin.

A player in my game plays a very similar character (LN Fighter with a merc concept); his eventual goal is the Warlord PrC from the Kalamar Player's Guide. I highly recommend it.

I completely agree; Don Quixote de la Mancha is the standard by which I judge Paladins in my game.

Following is an SCA knighting ceremony; I've adapted a few other ceremonies for my game, hopefully you'll find this useful. -lord irial __________________________________________________ The herald shall call forth a knight or master previously chosen. Herald: Their Majesties call forth Sir...