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I might be offbase, but I disagree. The descriptor tells us how some of the spells get their effects. [Light] spells get their effects from the same energy that the sun does. Hence, flaming sphere illuminates an area without having the [Light] descriptor, and the damage from sunbeam damages...

What the hell are you talking about?

The Le Games has a book called "Unorthodox Monks." IIRC, it has 5 or 6 variant monk classes in it. You can get it here: http://enworld.rpgnow.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=18207

To put it simply, yes.

Download the SRD. It's all you'll ever need.

3 hours. When do you let us know?

Me, too

How tall are you?

You're a level short, but Shadow Adept at level 6 - you don't have to be evil, you just can't be good. ;) Not to mention, you can do it with either arcane OR divine magic. It would make for some interesting role-playing as you'd be "playing with the dark side of magic".

Good luck! I've never had one reach 2nd level. :(

Two years ago, I was at 300 pounds. Today, I float between 250 - 260. That number is slowly and steadiliy going down. I can easily sit down and eat two frozen pizzas at a time, but I choose not to do so. I could eat 2 or 3 thick burgers from Hardees. I choose to avoid Hardees 99% of the time...

Nice. The story has been great and well-written thus far. I hope to get a decent story-hour going for my next game. I'll finally be running one again after the first of the year. I'm going to give our current GM a break and run a, hopefully, epic campaign. It's been too long.

I believe Savage Coast is considered an Odyssey setting - it is all online only, no actual book swere printed.

Ditto on both counts. If you have both of these along with the Monster Manual and Necromacer Games' Tome of Horrors, you'll never need another monster book.

Wow, talk about a thread quickly degenerating..... Anyway, I ran the 3.0 conversion back in 2002 for a group of 3. Non eof them had EVER been through any of it. Due to the cleric's player, the characters made it all the way to the chapel room relatively unscathed. Who says a girl can't be an...

Agreed, but too many people think changing anything published is sacrilage. I ran a realms game years ago during the height of 2e. One of the players was not only a rules lawyer, but a setting lawyer as well. There where many arguments because I didn't take novels and the newest supplement into...

I voted Kalamar for a few reasons, but would really like to see a few others hit 3.5 print. 2. Mystara - as someone mentioned earlier, the Gazetteer series was one of the best TSR ever published. I'm kicking myself for selling them. 3. Greyhawk - nolstagia 4. Spelljammer - I never got to play...

I like the idea of a single core hardcover for all of the old settings. Ravenloft & Dragonlance have been done through licensing so, they can be skipped. If some of them sold really well, they could do additional support or find someone willing to support it through license.

Gotta love free stuff. I'll have to wait a few days to check these out as we've got a surprise birthday party for teh SO tomorrow. Hail & Peace