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I stuck to just voting for vileness too, and I went with NE, because as alsih2o stated, NE is evil for evil's sake. In my view of the alignment world, one can be LE and actually think they are doing good (the Crusaders sacking Jerusalem in the name of "good" might be a good example). But I...

Are you suggesting we don't? ;)

WOW! I did not realize those jacka$$es even existed anymore!? I thought they were all going after Rap music now!

The topic was a good Drow SOCIETY. You all inferred I thought that every non-evil Drow was a Drizzt wannabe, whereas I said that good Drow societies were marketed to pander to that type of player. So I ran with it. And boy did a lot of gaskets blow over that one! My point was... A) A "good"...

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That Jennifer Love Hewitt LOVES D&D players. From St Louis. About 30ish. With Brown hair. And green eyes...

I would guess Artifacts and other rediculously powerful-players-will-never-get-their-hands-on-them items.

I think the movies left enought to the imagination that one does not have to tinker with "the facts" as such. nstead of surviving Jedi Masters you could have former Jedi (like Count Dookoo), and Padawans that went into hiding after Vader's Jedi hunt. They could then come out of hiding and...

Hey, if that's what you tell yourself to avoid dealing with the fact that you just want an elf with Drow abilities without actually haveing t deal with playing a Drow. Yup. Thank you for proving my point. :D

I agree. Especially with a great resource like the internet available. Remember back in the pre-www days when you had to actually PAY for character sheets? Or just use (*gasp*) note-book paper!? If someone publishes a supp that does all the work for you, great. If not, use the resources...

I think his point is that with 3E you don't NEED the supplements. It is designed for GMs to be able to tinker with the system rather easily. It is a "tinker-friendly" system.

Yes, I can, and I do. There were no good Drow societies before it became "trendy". Those were developed to market to Drizzt wannabes. And since you mention it, there is a difference between a Drizzt wannabe and a Dwarf with an axe. Since the whole thing that made Drzzt unique was that he was...

Very True! If you just use the fighter class you will be paying double for cross-class skills that would be inherant in Mumeluke character. Not quite right I think.

Hee-hee! I bet! I have never played an evil character. There always seems to be a paladin in the party and I just did not want to front-load the inner-party conflict. It is an interesting idea though.

I don't know about worst but my least favorite classes are Monk and Barbarian. To me Monk just does not seem to fit. The Barbarian to me should just be a fighter theme , not a whole class. My least favorite Race is half-orc. I mean WTF is that? Humans and orcs can MATE? just does not seem to...

Do you live in a "bible belt"? Then it might be!

Right. Although, a CN Drow would be tantamount to evil in the eyes of many considering the nature of being CN. (An alignment often used as an excuse to behave however, whenever you want.) It's just that right around the late '80s early '90s, at Cons, and at College and back at the ol' gaming...

As I said for the millionth time, if I were to add up every "good" Drow PC I encoutnered I can tell you they FAR outnumber the evil ones. I have no problem with and evil Drow PC. But we are talking about a game of fantasy with general good vs evil wherecertain races are considered inheritantly...