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Gonna have to be: Van Richten's Guides to the Lich, Mummy, and Vampire in 2nd Edition D&D For 3rd edition: The d20 Modern Supplements from The Game Mechanics, published by Green Ronin

Hi Remathills Try starting with the adventure "The Sunless Citadel" published by Wizards. I'm not sure if it's located somewhere specific, but you can set it about a week's journey from the main city in Greyhawk, I think it's called the city of... Greyhawk. Anyway, that's a good place to start...

Ok, no one else will so I gotta say it. For Fighters, I like 'em DUMB. Intelligence dumping all the way! Too few skills to really put to use anyway.

I've seen this kind of setup before and it always rocks!

ROFL!

Maybe a special requirement that you obtain a cursed ring magic item which subjects you to a permanent Geas? ;)

Pretty funny responses so far... any of the lady adventurers out there care to post Prestige Class: Wife?

Sorry, on this point I have to agree with the player. However, I understand that the playstyle of your game is not the same as his and I think it would be best to part ways or find a middle ground. For me personally, I treat RPGs as in-character movies. As a DM I love to keep the action going...

I just got married last weekend. I thought I'd post a description of my new class... Prestige Class: Husband Hit Dice: d6 Requirements: To qualify to become a husband, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria. Alignment: Lawful-whipped. Base Attack Bonus: +1 (gotta at least be...

Ok, now I'm confused. So you mean to say you don't like rolling stats? I'm not trying to open something up. I just don't understand if you think "Rolling Stats is a sacred cow" and the belief in this should not be a sacred cow or what am I missing?

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I think Umbran and you are missing each other's points. For actors in a movie, they have to think in terms of their characters in the present, in the current scene. Players' have the same situation because they don't know what's coming. That immersion is what drives the narrative. Think of...

I agree. Player's will get bored quickly when the game is all hack 'n' slash for loot and a mediocre story behind it. What keeps people interested is the drama and the conflict.

Take it easy, the guy was just looking for a general consensus. If the "Plane of Shadow" doesn't get much use in your campaign because you don't like the concept, change it. I run d20 Modern campaign with D&D creatures as creatures of Shadow and I could see using the Plane of Shadow as a more...