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It's good to know he's doing ok. :cool:

I'd say the necromongers were Lawful Evil and Riddick Chaotic Neutral/Neutral Evil.

Question: How big are these maps? Are they notebook sized and allow the DM to just march off on a battlemap or are they the size of the map that came in the back of the DMG? If they're notebook sized, then this product is useless.

To be honest, Unearthed Arcana offers the best routes. Generic Classes The Bride as a first level Warrior - Class Skills: Craft, Climb, Hide, Jump, Move Silently, Spot and Tumble - Skills: Focus ranks on Hide, Move Silently and Tumble - Saves: Reflex good, Fortitude and Will poor - Feats...

Another vote for Vader - he had no qualms about cutting his own son's hand off so he would have the conditions just right to reveal that he is Luke's father. Boba Fett gets a vote too. It's hard to beat the guy with no conscience at all. He just does it for the money.

I ran a solo campaign through it and enjoyed it very much. The solo player managed to play the kobolds and goblins each other for a while before fostering a truce between the tribes. He never fought a single kobold and had a tendency to heal the goblins he injured. He ended up with two strong...

I took my ten-year-old brother to my FLGS (family came to visit me at the university for the weekend) today so he could spend the money he's been saving for some more D&D minis. I taught him to play when he was eight and he's been playing nonstop since. He absolutely loves RPGs, going so far as...

Unfortunately, I don't have time at the moment to thoroughly read this thread, but it has perked my interest and I will return later. I'm in the third year of my teaching degree, so this really interests me. One of my professors mentioned roleplaying as a strong teaching method, but I'm pretty...

I'm still a kid! :D (I turn 21 next month.)

Has anyone thought about making them full 20 level classes? If so, what do you think the best way to do it would be?

This is what I use. I take it one step more however. I treat the occurance of godless clerics as a rarity. This means they cannot fall back on aid from their church and so on. They're own their own. Most churches loathe them for their rejection of the gods and so on.

Ugh.

I agree. I'm running a solo campaign right now that features a half-drow/half-celestial as the PC. We completed the Sunless Citadel in seven sessions and moved on to Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil. We played for ten hours last session and didn't roll a dice until the eighth hour or so.

I'm currently DMing a solo campaign and its the best game I've ever participated in.

Very low magic with a sense of pining for better days. The bards sing of a past where magic ran free like water. Sages tell of wasteful mages and a grieving god of spells. Rumors whisper of ways to bring magic back to the world...and murmurs speak of a dragon seeking to devour anyone who tries.

Thanks!

I don't have the book and I can't answer your question. However, I want to thank you for posting what I requested in the UA thread in General Discussion. That was what I wanted to know and enough to convince me to buy the book. :) It sounds like the Expert needs to at least equal the Rogue in...

What's the spell progression for the generic Spellcaster class? Also, is there any way for the generic Expert to get sneak attacks? What are the preresquites for the Ranger PrC?

I thought about doing this once. I decided that the Cleric, Fighter, Rogue and Wizard should be left alone and everything else should be a PrC.

Me again... :p I know its not what you wanted, but I'd like to see a few more opinions on it as well. I've been thinking about this recently. I did something different (came home for the weekend so I can't post directly from my notes). I used the Sorcerer spell progression. At first level...