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http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/187479-lords-nine-hells.html (BOZ info gathering thread) Lords of the Nine Hells - Ghwiki Reckoning of Hell - Ghwiki

from the vampire template. This accounts for the vampire ixitchathingamagog.

I believe you can contact him via the The Illustration Exchange Forum. The user danull seems to be the owner...

Excellent choice. Love Robh Ruppel. Shemmy, you might want to ask the user tsrart on acaeum about the Hellbound cover art... (and about the DiTerlizzi too...) Have you asked at the source already? Maybe DiTerlizzi still has the Shemeshka piece himself. EDit. Foundn the owner of Hellbound on...

or earlier editions.

Well it's better than a lvl 1 commoner being killed by a cat.

Thanks for the links Allan. Very interesting reading...

The other thread mentions the Mob template from DMG2, which would be a nice way of modelling this. The PCs training/encouragement enables the parents to gain the Mob Template.

The three ideas posited in the threads I linked to here where to grant everyday NPCs XP in the following way: A) every month of living is a CR 1 challenge (Sean K Reynold's "Theory About Peasants") B) assigning different CRs for years with CR2 being average (Seasong's method) C) learn...

Why 2 threads? General: http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/314331-training-peasants-fight.html Pathfinder: Training peasants to fight in a pinch Please merge!

There's a mob template in DMG II. It's basically an adaptation of the Swarm creature type that you can apply to small or larger creatures. This cheap product offers more detailed swarm rules...

Indeed. Most of the links go back to awesome ENworld threads of ye olden times. But I chose to gather them on the FoS boards. (The rest of the thread on FoS has lots of interesting NPC sources too, and not all of them are Ravenloft specific, so check them out too)

Well not to sound like a broken record, but L1 bandits should be adolescents or green recruits. Same for the farmers. Up the level range to 2-5 and the 10th level PCs are not standing out that far. Put in a few multiclassed oddities for flavour: com1/brb1 village drunk/rowdy, com3/Rgr3 old...

I beg to differ. A first level warrior is a green recruit. But what about the old dog who's been in the city watch for 20 years? Check out the excellent NPC guard over lifetime thread for an example how a guard could be statted.

What you need is a bard or Cavalier to boost their combat abilities in the first few fights. If they gain enough XP to level up a few might take Warrior levels or get a useful feat. Also retraining rules could apply. Also don't make the peasants 1st level commoners in the first place. Commoners...

Let's take a look at the Conan the Barbarian by level stats for D&D on this awesome site: Alignment: Chaotic Neutral - Conan the Barbarian (Level 1) - The Battle of Venarium (an unwritten tale, but referred to by Howard as having happened). Alignment: Chaotic Good - Conan the King (Level 20)...

Lol. Nice. Can't wait for the art. (Maybe you could make him a fallen Modron for even more boxiness?)

http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/286267-best-monster-books-3-5-a.html

Since these are pretty recently acquired and have never really been used I'd allow switching them without applying the retraining rules. And that the fluff of the class does not quite fit could be easily disregarded/explained by that you don't to delve deeper into the class.

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