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That's what I would do if I were the DM. ;) Although I'd use my revised version of the progression.

I think I'll put my vote in for Crusades era since my character concept would probably fit best there.

The Awaken Construct spell in the Spell Compendium grants a construct a humanoid level of intellect, self-awarenes, and indentity. You could simply use the mechanics of the spell and instead of the construct becoming self-aware something goes wrong and the caster of the spell accidentally...

By the rules as written in Savage Species, a monster character must complete their monster class before multi-classing. So, a troll character would have to complete all 11 levels of the Troll "class" before taking a level of a regular class. However, in my own games, I often house rule that a...

If we go with option 1 or 2 would it be possible to be a non-casting "priest" of some sort of either the Christian God or a member of the Greek pantheon? Probably still a martial character, perhaps even a non-casting paladin if you do go with the expanded skills thing, but focused on knowledge...

That Unholy Scion is deliciously horrific. I like it. :D I could probably work up a template progression for it if you and Holy Man desire.

Necropolitan is a template in Libris Mortis. It is Level Adjustment +0 and changes your type to undead, with no other changes. Gravetouched Ghoul is another template in Libris Mortis that gives you the benefits of being a ghoul without losing your original racial traits or class levels. Its...

That template is for Pathfinder evidently and would need a little tweaking to make it 3.5 compatible. For one thing, the Undead type changes all current future hit dice to d12s. The class skills for its racial hit dice would also need to be revised slightly, most likely to Climb, Disguise...

The Beast type was also eliminated so any creature in a 3.0 book that is listed as a "Beast" is either a Magical Beast or an Animal in 3.5.

Okie dokie. Thanks for the heads up and good luck with the new job.

FYI, the Mind Flayer progression I have was done with the psionic version in mind. I'd have to tweak it a bit to make it fit the Monster Manual version.

Sounds very excellent. Don't expect my flesh golem to be much of a conversationalist or decision maker. ;) R1, check your e-mail here in a minute (HM, you'll be CCed).

WotC published Expedition to Castle Ravenloft late in the 3.5 era which was a revamped 3.5 version of the original I6: Ravenloft adventure. Which progression did you want? Githyanki? Psionic version or non-psionic version?

That is correct, the 3.0/3.5 era Ravenloft books were done by Sword & Sorcery, an imprint of White Wolf. They were well done for the most part, though flavor wise nothing beats the 2nd Edition Domains of Dread hardcover.

Silverdale: The Inn Fire Alistair goes around to the back and encounters something quite unexpected...several goblins staked out on the back of the building, tied there securely with heavy rope. The creatures are mostly overcome by smoke, though they are still alive. One, still conscious...

You're not an astro-droid are you? Have a big brother named R2? ;)

Yes, actually, you can change your username. I did it a couple of years ago. Post in the Meta forum, making a request to that effect. Githyanki are the evil marauders of the Astral Plane who wield silver great swords. Githzerai are the contemplative monk types who dwell in Limbo.

The formatting options on my personal forums are too limited to allow tables and the like so I haven't posted my revised progressions online but I can e-mail them to you (they are in Word 97 format). PM me your e-mail address and I'll send a long a couple of samples. Regarding psionics...

Evil characters in Ravenloft, however, allow us to explore getting trapped there by our own deeds, experiencing our own personal brand of Hell set up by the Dark Powers. :D I'm thinking of playing a flesh golem via monster class. That is my initial thought. I can go with something else if...

Mmm, level 1. :D Any of the listed settings would be fun, though I think I might prefer homebrew just to have a couple more fantasy elements thrown in there. How do you feel about the non-casting variant ranger from Complete Warrior? I'm assuming supernatural abilities of prestige classes...