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I think a domain would do it - a cleric having a good charisma reinforces one of their primary abilities, so anything that increases the benefit of a high charisma should cost more than just the ability to turn undead. Domain powers and 9 spells ought to do the trick. (IHMO)

If you're running Eberron, love Eberron, AND Ptolus doesn't grab you - I would suggest that you download the Player's Guide to Ptolus (http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=49_554&products_id=11959) and if you still don't like it get Sharn: City of Towers. Sharn is an...

Check out http://www.mythosa.net the setting is pretty neat while not having a ton of stuff to read just to get up to speed. --Tim

Death in Freeport. I've run it many times, it has a good mix of encounter types, and leads into the greatest module trilogy ever written*. * That I have actually GM'ed.

If you can find the Wheel of Time d20 book, there is a magicless ranger variant which is pretty good and might be what your lookiong for (assuming that you have access to it, if you don't e-mail me at timmundo (at) hotmail (dot) com and I can type it out for ya)

Redblade is pretty simple to use, and if you don't use a lot of house rules it's a definate good one.

wow - that looks great

It's a very useful book, and I am shortly going to begin running a campaign in the city. Tim

The Player's Guide to Eberron is really good - it has a lot of background information on a whole range of subjects. I'd suggest running your campaign out of the ECS to see if you like it, and then picking up supplements as you go.

As far as it goes, I'm talking muzzle-loaded muskets and pistols fired with black powder. I think I will leave the rules as they are written (x3 critical) and avoid messing with the damage ratings, but I will take a long look at the range increments. As a followup question: did early firearms...

Prestige classes should be specialized in their niches. Spellcasting prestige classes should remove a level of spells per day unless the abilities they grant are on par with wizard's bonus feats and do not grant as many castings per day as a sorceror would normally get.

In general, I write a list of allowed sources, and then I will consider feats/spells/prestige classes from sources that didn't make the cut. For my next campaign, I am allowing material from: Core Rulebooks, Eberron Campaign Setting (and all supplements save races of eberron), the first four...

I'm shortly beginning a campaign set in Eberron, with the additions of Freeport and Ptolus. My question is which of these options will make firearms deadly without totally overpowering the game? 1) Firearms have a x3 critical similar to the longbow, and are as written in the Ptolus book. 2)...

In my upcoming Eberron/Ptolus/Eberron campaign, I will be running the party through a mix of homebrewed, freeport (Death/Terror/Madness/Tales of/Hell in/Black Sails/Crisis), and Ptolus. Should be a swashbuckling good time. (If the campaign ever finishes...)

I would argue that constructs follow the "Three laws of Robotics" unless otherwise detailed.

I'm running a campaign I call, "A Tale of Two Cities" set in Eberron in the cities of Freeport (directly east of Q'barra) and Ptolus (in the Mournland on the eastern shore of the peninsula). T'will be awesomeness.

Books I'm looking forward too: Secrets of Sarlona, (not sure of title) Last War Sourcebook, Star Wars Saga edition Books from previous years I have yet to purchase: M&M 2e, Complete Warrior, Arcane, Divine, PHB II

If it's not in the SRD (www.d20srd.org) then you can't use it.

I just read over the Farland MAss Combat System yesterday, and then I pulled out my copy of Testament and looked at the mass combat system in there. The things the Farland system has in favour of it are: 1) Simplicity (single opposed roll modified by various circumstances) 2) Granularity (each...

I have an excellent suggestion for anyone with too many minis to store - I will gladly accept miniatures, and store them for you... :p