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In case anyone is interested: The player LOVED the Mage Slayer feats. (I hadn't thought of them myself because I didn't realize they were fighter bonus feats). Which means she will be taking more fighter levels after all. Thanks all who suggested prestige classes, but I guess PrC's are just not...

Dozen : Sorry about that. I had some difficulty locating the book in question. At first glance, it seems like it would fit! I'll take it with me to the next session. It not being from a WotC book might be an issue, but I have no idea whether this is going to be any more or less an issue than it...

@airwalkrr: I'm not sure how to explain more clearly. There are allowed books. I am perfectly capable of looking through those to find PrC's. I could use some help in pointing out Fighter Bonus Feats within those books. If we are able to find a PRC (from outside the allowed books) that matches...

Although 'Dragonlance' seems to imply dragons, most of the Dragons we encounter are evil. The Dragons that are NOT evil are, at most, unhelpfull. A service relationship with a dragon seems unlikely in this campaign. Dragon Devotee might work, although I'm not sure it will fit the campaign and/or...

It seems people are misinterpreting my request. So let me try to be more specific: 1. I am looking for Prc's outside of the allowed books. (I am aware of the PrC's within the allowed books, and we have thusfar dismissed them) 2. I am looking for Prc's accessible for the PC (who has a Lawful...

Player Handbook Dungeon Master Guide Complete Arcane Complete Warrior Complete Adventurer Complete Divine. Dragon Lance Campaign War of the Lance as mentioned, other sources MAY be allowed, but PrC's from those sources that ALSO require you to use other material from the same source...

I'm trying to help a friend of mine find a Prestige Class that fits with his current character. She has some very specific likes and dislikes (some of which are the result of the type of campaign we're running) that make this rather difficult, so I turn here for some help. Also, the DM has...

Note: this comment is based on the 3.5 edition rules. Regardless of how you want to use crafting (mundane items) in your campaign, the way the 3.5 crafting skills are set up is rediculous. If crafting is supposed to be something for NPC's, the crafting rules as represented in the skills...

"The Harmonium Peacekeeper gains a special mount equivalent to what a 5th-level paladin would get " (at first level, I assume) You do not mention the progression of the mount (If any) from peacekeeper levels, so let's ignore that for the moment. The HP gets, at level one, the special mount of...

Battle Caster ( complete arcane) could work for arcane armor training/mastery, if you ignore the prerequisite.

The only relevant piece of rules information provided: was dismissed as being irrelevant? Although the rules regarding reach weapons do not specify whether the weapon needs to be appropriately sized, they DO mention the above example which explicitly refers to an appropriately sized reach...

Although I should know better, I want to chime in anyway..... Are you saying that: A (medium) creature with 5' reach using a (small) reach weapon doubles it's reach to 10'. A (medium) creature with 5' reach using a (medium) reach weapon doubles it's reach to 10'. A (medium) creature with 5'...

Wealth-by-level is used to provide a rule-of-thumb to determine whether the gear a character has is appropriate for the level of the character. starting gold is used to buy starting equipment. Since a monk doesn't have to buy armor, the 20g should suffice. A level 2 monk with the same gear...

I think some of you are missing the point here. Disposing of the followers is easy. Keeping them alive isn't. Adding the Bard Cohort to the party was a good move, his usefullness is increased by every addition to the party, since all of them will benefit from his bard songs. The main...

You could, of course.... Use the rules for a light shield with shield spikes, and DESCRIBE it as a dagger. (assuming your DM would allow this.)

I have used something similar as a player some time ago: A Sorcerer with access to the Druid list instead of the (sorcerer/)wizard list. After some sessions, I multiclassed into a sorcerer with 'normal' spell list and was going for a dual progression PrC. In my opinion, nothing much changed...

I have been running a low-level campaign for some sessions now using ' GOBLIN’S TOOTH PART I ', 'Moonless Night' . I like the setting, although I had to write the characters into the backstory myself. (the adventure assumes they are travelling towards the village instead of starting as residents)

In my opinion, you have two options: 1. Stay with your current ruleset. This means you have to: 1.a) Change your playstyle, since combat will take a much smaller part in your campaign than in a 'standard' campaign. You will have to introduce more social challenges, traps, puzzles, and other...

In my experience, the 30' restriction on ranged skirmish means you get too close to melee range to be comfertable. The crossbow sniper feat from player hanbook 2 should help with that.