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Excerpt: Multiclassing It's Up. Sorry if someone else already put it up. http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/4ex/20080430a

I can kind of see the second pic being considered anime, and maybe the first to a much lesser extent but how does the third pic not fit what you described? It seems to be both classical fantasy inspired and has a dark tone.

Overall I like this outlook. Personally I have equated lawful with order. Another way to veie the law v. chaos is logic v. emotion. I was one of those who voted for liking the alignment system. While I didn't like the mechanical side of it that much I thought it was great for roleplaying...

I can't say I have seen "core" as the dirty word you have come to see it as, as I have seen the players who horrible abuse anything not in the core though i understand your feelings. As for 4th ed., the new possibilities excite me and I look forward to both dming and playing it. Oh, and I also...

Straight from WotC: "To any player willing to legally change their name to “&”, we’re offering a $50 credit toward purchase of any of the three 4th Edition core rulebooks,” Scott said. “Pronunciation of the symbol is up to you, whether you’ll prefer to go by ‘Ampersand’, ‘And’, or even ‘Amp’...

An idea that I have toyed with is to run a game where all the players play a monster race (in my case I thought of different undead). Part of the idea was to have them face the "heroes". Now that I think about it, it sounds like running a variation of the Goblins comic.

Vader fits the bill as a tyrannical leader (LE). As has been stated he seeks to impose order. His "betrayal" is due to the corruption and lack of action he sees. He views that what he is doing is for the greater good of the galaxy. Him plotting to get rid of Palpatine fits this as well for he...

Well the basic idea is to make a bard that is closer to the bard of epic fantasies than the standard dnd bard. Thus far Artoomis seem the closest to what I am looking for, though I will still take a look at the prestige classes. The best examples of what I am trying to make are Thom Merrilin...

Well thanks for the help. I will look in the complete books and see what I can find. In the meantime anyone with suggestions please post, they would be appreciated.

I am looking for variant rules for a bard that does not learn magic. I seem to recall having seen this before. Does anyone else know anything about this? If not does anyone have suggestions for how to handle a no-magic bard?

In my next campaign I was wanting to factor in teh damage weapons and armor would take during combat. Does anyone know exactly know where the rules for such are located or able to give them? Thanks in advance.