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I'm currently away from my computer and attempting to make a character. Unfortunately, I don't have my books. Can somebody help me and give me the starting gold for a level 11 character as per the DMG?

Betray is a favorite. As well as ovulate.

I chose bard mostly recalling how rewarding it was to become a bard in AD&D. They could cast, stealth and wear armor. They were the most versatile class, but they were hard as hell to become.

Recently a party member obtained an insanity. The dwarven barbarian (barbarians are more like the AD&D barbarians who despised magic btw) was reincarnated as an ogre mage (I prefer to use the AD&D reincantated list because its more fun in my opinion) and I had him roll to resist an insanity...

I enjoyed it quite a bit personally. If you can get a group of friends together, its a very fun game. Word of advice DONT buy a multimonth subscription because its a painfully short game. It had potential but it was just too compressed.

With level 18+ I will always, invariably, pick a sorcerer. There, the disadvantage of a sorcerer is rendered null. Usually, i go with a sorc at level 10-12+ though. Other than that, I go for wizard. The next level of spells is pretty valuable there.

Sorry, I ment ways to bypass hardness. Anything for that?

Is there any way to make an unarmed attack ignore DR, other than the level 16 monk ability? Feats, items, whatever, thanks in advance

get a ferret. I owned one for a while. Don't get a baby if you don't have much time, they are self sufficient but if you can't take care of them early on they can get violent. And if they are descented and you give them a bath every now and again, the scent isn't bad. Also, if you put a...

Is there any way to get low light vision or dark vision? I'm playing a human in a campaign that seems to have a lot of night time ambushes, its starting to get pretty harsh. I might be able to get items, but most likely not. Feats or similar would be best.

I'm just curious, what races (LA and non-LA) are best for a monk. And what type of monk (combat, wise man, etc)

I'd say yes. My thought is that a medium creature has the wings, but due to their smaller size they are unable of actually allowing the half-dragon to fly. A larger creature's wings though are powerful enough to allow flight. On that, I'd have to say yes, it would.

In one of my earlier groups I had a bit of bastard for a DM. He honestly thought it was his job to kill at least one PC every other session. I tend to be quite creative and therefore make a good caster. The game was level seven when I joined and the party had no caster. Normally, due to my...

I've ran a handful of D&D games and I think of myself as a very experianced player if only a moderately experianced DM. I have three players mainly, potentially four. One has had game experiance before and isn't bad. The other two are new to it. All express frequent interest in the lycans...

I just came across a copy of the Ravenloft Campign Setting for 3.5 as well as the 3.5 Ravenloft DMG. I have never played Ravenloft, but its sparked my interest. Is it worth a try? I scanned through it at the book store, seems to be focused on a lot of vampires, undead and such. First thing I...

A friend and I were chatting and she was wondering if there was anyway to make a monk's unarmed attacks do slashing damage. I know you could switch to a race that had a slashing natural attack but other than that, I can't think of anything. Are there any classes, races that aren't too...

Is there any type of a half-merfolk race or template? If not what templates could be used to effectively recreate such a creature.

The DM doesn't let me make my gods any more. Not after I statted up a new god called Deeim. (say it out loud). He was an uncaring god who enjoyed putting his followers into situations where if they make a mistake they died.

Excluding Eminester of course. But actually, I decided to go with her.

I am currently making a mystic theurge and have run into a problem. As far as I can tell, it only makes sense for my character to worship a god of magic. Unfortunately, I am looking more towards the neutral end of the chart. Not evil, not good. I looked into Baccob but I found one problem...