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Ah, well, that explains that then. Gracias. And as for the guard's equipment - that was pretty much what I thought. Thanks.

Uh...Unless there's a post I missed, I suspect you may be referring to me. All I wanted was to know what equipment your city guards would be wearing. Thanks though. :D

Name: Orum Holt Class: Fighter Race: Human Size: Medium Gender: Male Alignment: Neutral Good Deity: - Str: 16 +3 (08p.) Level: 6 XP: 15,000 Dex: 14 +2 (06p.) BAB: +6/+1 HP: 63/63 (10 + 5d10 + 18) Con: 16 +3 (10p.) Grapple: +9/+4 Dmg Red: - Int: 10 +0 (02p.)...

*scratches head* Well, my friend said it was the 3.5 DMG. One can only assume he was mistaken. Sorta hard to tell; if it is the 3.0 DMG, s'not like it's going to specifically mention that it isn't the 3.5 DMG somewhere. Eh. Whatever.

Hey, what is typical city guard weapon and armor in whatever city you're going to have this take place? Have you decided on a specific city? What's the technological level going to be? All of that is going to affect my equipment purchases in the beginning quite a bit. Oh - and something I...

Heh. It was an unconscious parallel on my end; didn't even realize what I had done until I paused and looked at the book sitting on my computer desk. 'Course, Ravenloft and Discworld hardly go hand in hand. I figure so long as we make sure it's only a resemblance, it shouldn't really matter. :P

Hmmmm...you know what we don't have so far? An actual, straight forward city guard. Sounds like we're gonna have a great deal of skills and not much direct combat characters anyway, so that should work out well. Probably all levels in Fighter. Thinkin' he'll be the sort of city guard...

Which, unfortunately, causes a bit of a problem between your character and mine, as that was also more or less the concept I was tossing around. Not precisely the same, but enough that it would lead to some redundecy between the two of us. Note the would though; since you're further along with...

MotW: Masters of the Wild. I think. Splat-book for Barbarians, Rangers, Druids for Edition 3.0. I'd be interested in playing. Afraid I don't have the 3.5 Ravenloft DMG and PHB though - only the 3.0. I do, however, have all the extra books you mentioned along with the traditional 3.5 PHB and...

Wow. You bothered to type out my whole nickname. Nobody ever bothers to do that. With fairly good reason, I might add. :D

Alas. Such a wonderous thread, and all it really does it make me wish there was a chance of me actually playing in such a game instead of running it. Blasted lack of good DM's in the area... Anyway. Great stuff.

Heh. Well-balanced party we ain't. What, four of the group are clerics, mages, or some combination there of? Meanwhile, I'm merely a mediocre warrior when it comes to battle and Grundar immediately finds himself crippled if his opponent doesn't have a Constitution score.

You know, he probably wouldn't have had to hard a time picking the glaive back up again or even wrestling it from our hands if need be.

Not that his tendency to hurt party members was the deciding factor or anything though. Ultimately, I couldn't have had him come back without completely shattering my character concept - though it never had a chance to come up, Berek simply wanted to die in combat. Had this big 'ole thing...

Oh. Right. Sure. *silently pops a few antacids* :D

Keep in mind that there are more than a few rounds to each battle, with many player posts in each. That would not only prove quite a bit more work, but would just add a lot of reading that I doubt many people would want to see. But, eh, that's just me.

Berek was fun, but I could tell pretty early on that things weren't going to pan out, what with him having about as much understanding of tactics as a three-year-old. The fact that a large part of his background included him WANTING to die pretty much just sealed the deal.

In theory, perhaps. In reality though, most projects like this rarely hit their estimated update target, leaving a sour taste in the mouths of the paying customers.