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Well the closest we've got to that is the Fifth Doctor with a beige jacket and a sprig of celery.

I was thinking of adding a Time Lord prestige class which adds all the other stuff (apart from Regeneration) that Time Lords can do (slow down time, and the like) along with greater control of a TARDIS, for that matter.

The Master's ectoplasmic form can probably be explained via a template of some kind... And I might not give Time Lords a Level Adjustment, but rather make them the Unique Character like you said. Now here's a bit of a redone version of the stats, and I'll make a sample 'Doctor' in a couple of...

Just a homebrew campaign I was thinking of making, for a laugh. Starting with stats for the Gallifreyans/Time Lords: Time Lords (Gallifreyans) Stats: Strength (+2), Constitution (+2), Intelligence (+4); Time Lords are stronger, healthier and much more intelligent than humans. Medium Sized...

They're Daleks. The Battle Armour is actually more of a Tank Vehicle thing. But internally, they look quite different. Much closer to squids/octopi than crabs, though. But would anyone be willing to stat Daleks? You'd basically start by scaling a tank down a bit, adding a manipulator arm...

Tiny tentacled crab-like species which believes itself to be inherently superior to everything else in existance. Of course, add their Battle Armour and they become a bit more powerful :p

Remove flurry, use the unarmed combat speed from 3e. Other than that, it's an okay class I think.

We mages will have immense amounts of fun with Maximised Fireball at least.

The Psychic Rogue (WotC) could be used as a guideline for power progression and any powers available. Now for more info: d6 HD Rogue BAB progression AC improvements progress normally Unarmed Damage progresses at one stage slower than normal Keep slow fall and movement speed improvements as...

Mage snobbery varies from mage to mage. Just because one mage is a snob doesn't mean that all mages are snobs. That's very much like trying to say that since all Marxists were atheists, all atheists were marxist.

And thus, an otherwise interesting and dynamic game become so much more predictable... because everyone's got the same chance of doing something as anyone else. 3.5e D&D is a completely different game to AD&D, please try to remember that.

I personally think it's a bad idea. With this, you make it a complete and utter impossibility for there to be such a thing as a Half-Orc Wizard or any kind of wizard with a negative starting score to Intelligence (a starting intelligence of 16 can make for a halfway decent Wizard, while having...