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I think that they would probably kill anyone they captured and then tortured.

Well, I probably should have said the next COUPLE of adventures, but the PC's would want to make it their base of operations, so it will indeed be a recurring location, and it will also be pretty deep. The PC's are all 11th level. They are also all evil, so I don't know that they HAVE many...

I am running a session tomorrow for a villain campaign in a homebrewed setting, and I need a few ideas for the dungeon that will be the focus of the next few adventures. The PCs are looking for a new hidden base of operations after the tyrant they were working for was killed and his empire...

The Hun? The Mongol? The Viking?

If Vader isn't LE, I don't know who the hell is... according to the CE crowd, it seems that a LE person cannot exist in a society that is good or neutral, because then he would be against the establishment, and therefore chaotic. I don't buy it.

So I'm looking for 3.5 prestige classes that draw spells from the Ranger's spell list. So far, I've found the Consecrated Harrier and.... thats it. Are there any others out there? I'd prefer WotC PrCs, but I'll take what I can get. Thanks for the help.

Austrian

I use LEGOS :)

Is it bad that I found myself rooting for Redcloak?

IMC the Citadel serve the purpose of a combined CIA/FBI, or another good analogy is the Soviet KGB. It is an intelligence service that also deals in clandestine military operations. I don't think the Eberron Campaign Setting explicitly says their role, so just pick one that fits your campaign...

Sounds like an admonishment of Tolkien.

There are histories of some American Indian Tribes using halucinagens in religious ceremonies to give visions or religious experiences (Peyote was used IIRC). So the PCs could have to use some possibly addictive or harmful drug in order to 'experience' the magic world. Hope that helps.

Has anyone ever played dnd 3.x with modern or futuristic technology, weapons, and vehicles incorporated as well as magic and monsters? If so, I am interested in how it went, what kind of flavor it provoked, and how you went about putting together the combination in a setting without forcing it...

I TOTALLY disagree. Our group remembers the lucky 1 hit wonder kills FAR more clearly than the tough fights. Those happen so often they fade from memory and into the background fairly quickly.

We hates immuneforgeds, don't we.... thats why we gives them +1 LA!

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The lizardfolk are in high tensions with New Galifar, and the Riedrans are generally aligned with them, so I figured there would be no love lost for them. The Yuan-Ti started out on Sarlona, till the Inspired kicked them out, then the went from Sarlona to Argonessen to Xendrik, and got pretty...

Thanks for the suggestions so far, guys. The Yuan-ti's incursion into Khorvaire is largely covert, sending purebloods disguised as human envoys of the fictitious Xendrik nation. Neither sides will be considered a threat initially, unless either of their true natures are revealed. The plan so...

My Players Keep Out I have begun an Eberron campaign which is partly based around a broad conflict between the Inspired/Quori and the Yuan-Ti of Xendrik (posing as the nation of Sarlissa, a previously undiscovered human nation on the continent.) The Yuan-ti ultimately want to permanently...

If Bartman is just a younger player who is curious about the game, then of course I stand down and apologize. Call me cynical, but the pattern I have seen is that of an older individual with a rudamentary knowledge of the game enjoying having a little fun with some of you. If that is not the...