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@Lord Pendragon we are talking just the same thing... i was talking about grotesque undead too. I want this undead to be recognizable as one ...but not from miles away and not by ordinary townsfolk. My Present concept will be a Whigt (from Libris Mortis) Assasin/Shadowdancer. Quite a nasty...

Well... i don't have a problem with wrinkled pale skin, a little stench and a permanent bad hair day but i think even ordinary townsfolk could be a little diturbed by a freaky skeleton or "worm-thing"-morg type.... I could live with a +1 or +2 LA But you should not forget, that you also accept...

All usual D20 books are allowed. I think alter self is quite necessary sometimes anyway. but it shouldn't be to obvious none the less. The feat "turn resistance" will help with those nasty clerics... Well i think an LA of +4 is quite a bit just for playing an Undead... I thought of...

I always wanted to play an undead player character. And since we started an "Evil-Campaign" i see the first real Opportunity to do so... Now my Problem: - I don't want to spend too many levels for just being undead. Because i just want to play an undead because of its style and not the power -...

I, on the other hand, would rule, that the players have to know the accurate position (through scrying or calculations) of the ship. If they miscalculate they'll get a little wet :-)

Yes I think yes, i don't know how much damage a trown stick does, but it'll do something like 1D3 bludgeonig damage. Since you throw a torch you do something like 1D3 bludg. + 1D3 fire Damage. You can add your str. to any trown weapon. Since flaming oil counts as grenade you dont do any...

Check for the bardic sage. The bardic sage works like the bard, with the exception, that he casts his spells int based. Since I dont have any books at hand i cant tell you where to find this bard variant. If you don't care for power builds, i would recommend, to go for the swashbuckler or...

I thought turned Undead fight back when under attack, don`t they?

well, i think i will suggest to my DM following House Rule: An intimidated character will get -2 on attack and saves vs. the intimidating character for ...lets say char. level rounds, and is reluctant to attack him. On the other hand, you can use intimidate in other situations as combat. E.g...

Just have a look at the iron kindom players guide (very good by the way). Besides some quite interresting races as trollkin and nyss you will find a race called ogrun. Large halfe Ogres with ecl +1.

poor wizard... ...has anyone thought what pain the wizard would have to take to get Big T killed??? Doesnt he feel the damage he gets? Whats with the idea of taking a big stone and hit yourself until you are almost dead? ....Ouch!

Last 3 sessions we lost almost our complete party. Ok, its not our DM`s fault (getting coup de grace from team members was not his plan) but i think, the real problem is that you loose every grip to a campaign... I mean, what do you do if there is no one from the starting party left...