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I would recomend getting rid of some of the non-essential encounters in the Crater Ridge Mines and having most of the critters in the mines "abandon ship" after the PCs destroy 2 of the temples there. Note that if your players are very big in the roleplay side of things, you could offer them...

The characters find unworked bars of mithril and adamantine. How much are these worth, per pound, in gp? I know of no official ruling on this so if you want to make up something reasonable, that would be cool.

In an adventure I am working on, the PCs will be exploring a ruined city filled with orcs, vermin, and other assorted nasty critters. They may be able to find some of the wealth that the original inhabitants left behind. I've had no problem filling up the city with challenges but here's where...

Please? Pretty please?

Wel, I am putting together the advice of differnet people. Several of you suggested bard. I really didn't see this character carrying a harp and singing but then I took another look at the class. It turns out that the PC can recite poetry to "sing." Now that fits the concept of the character...

Thanks for the advice. I hope to post a "finished version" soon.

thanks for the great ideas everyone - keep em commin' Am I correct in thinking that Thannee's build would give the character a BAB of +16 and the casting ability of a 14th level wizard at 20th level? Not bad at all. What is the able learner feat and what book is it from? I don't recognize it.

Hmmm..... throw out the combat stuff and focus him as a the non-combat guy/ utlity guy of the party. I like it.

Suddenly, something like a Swashbuckler/Wizard/Eldritch Knight is starting to look pretty cool. Ooh, my head spins with too many possibilites. Sw1 Sw1/Wiz1 Sw2/Wiz 1 Sw3/Wiz1 Sw4/Wiz1 Sw4/Wiz2 Sw5/Wiz2 Sw6/Wiz2 Sw7/Wiz2 Sw8/Wiz3 Sw8/Wiz4 Sw9/Wiz5 Sw9/Wiz5/EK1 Sw9/Wiz5/EK2 20th -...

I don't have a copy of Complete Warrior yet but from what I can find online it looks like Swashbuckler would be a good main class with wizard thrown in and also possibly some rogue. I like the Swashbuckler's skill list and class abilites a lot.

I'm thinking "not bard" or at least "not all bard." I will look at the hex blade.

So, I have an idea for a character but little notion of how to put him down on paper. So, get out your character building hats. Here goes: I want to play a charming, quick-witted and dashing swashbuckler type with the ability to cast some arcane spells. Think "muskateer + han solo with...

more more more more more more more more more more eore, um...More!

Wowowow - thanks!

Here's the campaign I'm working on. Those who aren't FR freaks will be lost. 2000 years ago, the Netherese floating cities fell to Faerun when Karsus tried to claim the powers of a god. One city was floating low over the Spine of the World Mountains and crashed into a cold and isolated...

what do you call a bump when it is very cold? *b-b-b-b-b-b-b-ump"

Yep. With no penalty box.

The last of a dying race in the mountains - I like it. I also plan to have them encounter snow goblins on a large frozen underground lake. The goblins will of course be on ice skates and will be using some of the weapons from the equipment chapter that skim across frozen surfaces. I might...

To steer the conversation a bit: I'm planning a campaign in the north of Faerun and I really want to use some of the stuff from the book. Delzomen's forge looks very cool, though I might use it when Delzomen is actually alive. I also might work in Icerazer. Basically, the campaign will start...

It looks okay so far. How are you using it in your game? What do you think of it? Anybody basing a while campaign around it (I'm thinking of doing so).