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Aww, another min-maxer! ...Yay? :p

Feat or skill limitations based upon needing to fufill entry requirements into a PrC (Skill Focus [underwater basketweaving]! ...Yay?.) A full-level single-classed spellcaster can take whatever feats he wants. And if a PrC is so powerful that it's a must-take, then I certainly don't want it in...

What he said.

Devils. They're cunning and sublime. They'll lure you into evil and you won't even know you've been conned until you're holding the bloody knife.

I made to 14th level with a cleric once. It's easier to refrain from multiclassing with a spellcaster.

Never do that again.

I always get you two confused. I think it's the hair.

If you're a long-time ENWorld member who likes hanging out with ENWorlders but gets freakin' sick of talking about nothing but RPGs all the time, then CM is definitely the place to go. Plus, Wyn will happily show you her boobs*. *Alcohol required.

Thirded. Eberron is what made me like gnomes for the first time ever.

Fixed that for ya. :p

My gnomes are steampunkers. Wouldn't have it any other way.

I sit, stand, pace, jump, hop, shimmy and dance. I even wave my arms in the air like I just don't care. I'm a full-body Dungeon Master.

I like the beguiler. The knight, dragon shaman and duskblade earn a "meh." That said, I'd allow the knight and duskblade if someone really wanted to play one. The shaman doesn't really fit my campaign.

Ouch. :heh: I'd always meant to at least finish the adventure they were on (the campaign ended about one session after the Monkey Woman storyline wrapped up.) Hm.

The real problem I have with prestige classes is that they practically require players to build their characters from level 1 with a particular PrC in mind. This leads to a couple of things I dislike. The first thing I dislike is that there's little or no organic growth to a PrC-destined...

Bleh. Not me. Feats are special. Choose them wisely. Like the OP, I too am happy at the shift from prestige to core classes. I'd rather offer thirty core classes and a host of variants and substitution levels than a single prestige class. PrCs possess a clunky, paradoxical mechanic.

An insult? I'm insulted! The answers to all your cowbell questions can be found here.

He updated regularly for several years. You can't fault a brother for taking a break from his not-for-profit epic.

Malaysia? Then you probably don't get the cowbell joke! Just do what's fun. It's really that simple. If you're not enjoying what you're doing right now, change something. That might require a new game, or new players, or a new approach--it might even require that you take some time off from...