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It depends. There's a Web Enhancment for the 3.5 MM that features a hobgoblin outpost. The highest encounter level (not effective character level) is somewhere around 5. However, that's just a factor of class levels and classes among the hobgoblin NPCs as most of them are 1st-level warriors...

You don't have to tell us what we already knew. ;) Just teasing. Honestly, I see this more as a survey rather than a competition. It's not like anyone wins a prize for this; it's just good fun to participate.

Those aren't reasons to dislike Eberron; they're reasons to keep playing in Forgotten Realms or other "traditional" fantasy settings. And yes, you can have a car. It's called an elemental land cart.

It's hyperlinked. ;)

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I initially bought into Eberron because it was a campaign setting that would see continued support, assumes or offers a place for all WotC 3.5 rules and supplements, and allowed me to be there from the ground up rather than laden with years of rules revisions and setting histories. Additionally...

I still have issues with Pathfinder: Rise of the Runelords being considered a singular product. That's no different than listing "Eberron supplements and adventures" as a singular product. Pathfinder: Rise of the Runelords is a series of individual adventure modules (individuals products) tied...

Or just write the altitude with a wet erase marker.

They are overpriced. A clear plastic object with a wet erase marker does the same thing.

Probably because you didn't make it clear in the OP. I would edit it to clarify.

Regarding RSS feeds, you should. It makes it much easier to discover new content on a site. Regarding sharing reactions, that's a lot different then just posting a link to a page. It just seems that with every new strip, there are multiple threads started that simply link to the strip. It's...

OoTS does have an RSS feed. I don't know why there's always a need for multiple forum members to post everytime there's a new one.

Crystal Keep is OK. I find that it's usually significantly out of date.

I don't know how complete this is, but Crystal Keep has a list of equipment. http://www.crystalkeep.com/d20/rules/DnD3.5Index-Equipment.pdf

If you do this, I strongly recommend using the Google Maps download application rather than the web version. The download has a much faster response time.

I have. I've stored images to show to players (saves on ink), statblocks for NPCs and monsters, and used it to search d20srd.org during a game. I do not recommend trying to read PDFs on it. The screen is usually too small; you'll need a laptop or an EEE PC for that.

I forget special abilities all the time, but the worst for me are traits of types and subtypes, which aren't spelled out in most statblocks. I once forgot to make a vampire immune to wither limb, which requires a Fort save, to which undead are immune. Wasn't in the statblock, so I completely...

And now for something completely different! d20 Past has been added to the Modern PDF collection.

For the record, Warforged Titan is not a mecha. It's just a huge construct. By definition, mecha are actually vehicles piloted by an individual.

Technically, Pathfinder isn't a single product or book.