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Seconded. Although I find the Dwarven Defender to be useless, and there is very little plane-hopping in my campaigns, so the Plane Walker is at a disadvantage, I wouldn't disallow these class. However, I'd warn the players beforehand.

AEG's Heroes, Villains and Monsters of Theah has, if I remember correctly, NPCs - monstrous and otherwise - which fit quite well into an Elizabethan setting. There was one in particular, the name of which I no longer remember (they may have been called the Sidhe), which was a faerie version of...

The elves must be... disappeared.

I've adopted Green Ronin's Psychic's Handbook for my campaign. Even then, I use them sparingly, reserving them primarily for NPC races (such as illithids). I permit them in Ravenloft, albeit with certain Ravenloft-inappropriate abilities removed/replaced.

Hah, I often have problems getting my PCs to stick around!

Seeing Riker and Troi reminded my of better days. A pox upon Berman/Braga et al.

Tell me about it... stupid sons of...

Blashphemy! :lol: About the Stones, at least (I never did understand the allure of pot).

A number of years ago was a player in an epic campaign which the DM intended to run from 1st to 20th level. It started out great - interesting NPCs, nifty organisations and a vibrant campaign world. Unfortunately, the plot became so convoluted that the players never felt as if we were making a...

A B.A. in Honours Medieval Studies (which is a fancy way of saying I took ten additional courses and had to maintain a higher GPA), followed by an M.A. in Elizabethan History. I came close to attaining a minor in English but I decided to take one more shot at Latin.

There has only ever been one player whose die rolls I never trusted. I don't game with him anymore.

I avoid rolling initiative until someone makes a hostile action (generally defined as attacking but may involve actions such as escaping/retreating ["The orc suddenly turns and flees"] - generally anything action not immediately inimical to the PCs health). I'll permit a player to ready an...

I've only purchased a couple of PDFs thus far, although I've been pleased with the quality. Stil, I prefer books; something about holding it in your hands, I suppose. (And, yes, I am aware that you can print PDFs :D )

Wizards' errata make the Vestige even tougher, but with no increase in CR!

As a player, I've never argued with a DM over xp. I've never felt the need to argue. As a DM, a player once argued with me over xp. He felt a series of combats, because they were so difficult, were worth more xp than I had given them. He had his books, pencil and paper, and calculator all...

I agree, which is why I also voted 'other'.

I ran a mixed 3.0/3.5 game. I used conversions found on Enworld, most of which were 3.0 and which I converted to 3.5 (I say mixed, because I forgot to convert a couple of things). As for the Vestige, Libris Mortis has both it (called the Dream Vestige) and the Moil Zombies (called Bleakborns)...

My group just finished RttToH. Well, actually, it just finished them :lol: We played it as a one-off, somewhat modified adventure. They pretty much walked through the first half: Desatysso's tower, the journey to the Black Academy, the Academy itself and, surprisingly, the original tomb...

Mountain Dew. Plus most of what the others have said. (Not terribly constructive, I know, but I'm too anxious about an upcoming job interview to be constructive.)

Rules According to Wizards.