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I would like to see a setting book that would help people game in Lodoss, but even if the creators wanted to drop the current system for Lodoss, I can't think of a company that would persue it, so something fan-done is what Lodoss fans have to go with.

Try a spell to deflect it, and if it doesn't work, go back to Lodoss very quickly.

This entire place is magical. Are these Hells you speak of completely magical? Deedlit asks, directing her question at the others, having only vague legends of Kardis's home plane to go by, not having any familiarity with planar travel in the slightest.

Maybe they should be given favored class:Bard instead, as usually the first representative of a race is of that class(Deedlit for the lodoss variety of elf, Tasslehoff for kender, and Gnosh for tinker gnomes come to mind)

Spirits of this Darkness reveal the magic of this area! OOC:If you couldn't remember from the very similar incantation, this is another detect magic.

Not in paticular, but they are charismatic to those who aren't human or dwarven, and they shouldn't suffer that sort of penalty. As for meadow sprites, I don't have a clue, as I only have Maar to base my knowledge off. Other then the obvious small size and racial bonus to dexterity.

But that can be done with the circumstance penalties. Why should it hurt their attempts to befriend animals, make their music worse, and influence members of those other races.(Who I got the impression they usually get along well with.) That is why they have both the racial bonus and the bad...

Please note that my conversion follows the anime timeline, where Marmo is a place of perpetual darkness IIRC, and Drow can racially turn invisible. Popularity relative to appearances and the series is a good indicator of charisma.(Though some factors, such as a huge amount of angst, can throw...

Does anyone know where we have gone? It looks like what Lodoss would be if Vagnard's ritual to revive Kardis succeeded.

My stats are for high elves. I posted a little blurb afterward for dark elves. I have yet to see a normal(Non high or dark) elf in my Lodoss experience(Though I suspect Leaf is half one), so I can't provide stats.

It is from oriental adventures, and considering elven magic relies mainly on summoning spirits and the like, it makes more sense as a favored class then druid.

Altered my original post on the lodoss high and dark elves, to reflect some things I forgot, and some things you added in that seemed like a good idea.

Ashram, post-death of shooting star(TV series version)

Maybe a +2 racial bonus to animal empathy instead of search, and I completely forgot to drop the sleep immunity. Lodoss elves sleep just like the other races. I don't think there is blink in 3e though.

Use Black Arachnia's VA for Lloth's voice.

My lodoss experience comes more from the tv series then anything else, which confirmed in one of the omakes that drow, at least, could fly. I forgot to put down the part that they can only use this in open spaces, and I forgot about the wind direction rules(A Lodoss elf can't fly against the...

Personally, I use the shaman class for Deedlit, and have her take nature-oriented skills. The elf magic is described that way in chronicles of the heroic knight. Here is my version of Lodoss elves As normal elves but +2 charisma +4 racial bonus to wilderness lore checks when in home...

Deedlit is thinking of not much in paticular, just wonder at what will come.

I liked everything about the magic level in pre-fifth age dragonlance a great deal(Even the Kender.) However, fifth age makes ravenloft look tame, a horror story that almost makes me wish Krynn was destroyed for the sake of it's inhabitants. The once-proud kender are reduced to common...

Well, I have only seen one suicide, and it involved a powerful spell possessing the character and putting her under permanant mind control. The cleric of Lloth, who originally served as a knowing puppet ruler of the city, had finally made her once a week will save to regain control of self for...