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A book on the various classics of the game - beholders, kuo-toa, etc, would be wonderful. Another hardcover, with a chapter on each of a number of different creatures, could be quite good, I think. Almost a number of mini books. As far as "one-creature type" books, I second the "Undead" and...

[Amused] Was that intentional, or was that irony at work?

I talk fast and see how much I can manage to weasel away with! ;)

Got it. One of my favorite books Wizards has put out in a long time. (Other than the core, anyway.)

Especially now that Ambidexterity is subsumed into TWF. I like the fact that the style requires one less feat now, but... ambidexterity being gone is rather odd to me.

I remembered stumbling across a mac editor a while ago that made me jealous. Almost considered using a mac, it was so nice. Anyway, I went looking for it again - here it is. http://homepage.mac.com/crystalballmac/ [Edit] This one's donwloadable, but since it's for a mac, I figured it...

I'm certainly not swapping out Great Fortitude - it's too useful, plus useful for a PrC I'm contemplating. However, I don't know about the switching stats around. The DM's rules are so fluid it might be possible.

Well, I know I've seen feats for casters that do roughly that - Sanctum Spellcaster, I believe it was. Give the caster a bonus when in his sanctum. For a broader way of doing it? Meh. I'd assume that a person that knows their home well enough will have that reflected in their tactics. As...

I don't - yet. But I will when I hit level four. :) And it wasn't so much a design decision. I had an idea of what kind of character I wanted to play, and the dice didn't agree with me. [Shrug.] I do my best with what I've got.

Ok - that rules that out. I wasn't sure, being as I don't think it was something I've ever considered before. :) On the plus side, the DM has said he'd consider allowing some equipment from Arcana Unearthed in - coughcoughDefinitiveHarnesscoughcoug - which is a very nice thing to contemplate. :)

[Edit] Don't want to start a completely new thread, but hoping to attract people for a different purpose. I've figured out how to maximize my AC now, but I've no ideas how to boost my Con. Anyone? Continuing the discussion from So I can't fight with two-weapons?, I'm now looking for the most...

Thanks, folks. Lots of good ideas. First off, and oddly enough, the DM allows swapping out of feats every two levels (I say it's absurd, but whatever,) I think to "counterbalance" the inability to multiclass correctly. And, Kae - beating sense into the DM might be nice, but he's also a...

Not too likely - we're playing in the Scarred Lands, but the DM has decided that item creation is iffy, at best, and we can't buy magic items. (That last bit isn't something I begrudge him; I agree, really.) The big annoyance is that we need a more dedicated caster to do our own magic items...

Another - far nicer, in my opinion - place to get the 3.5 SRD is here. http://3.5srd.com/web/sovelior_sage_srd/Sovelior%20SRD/home.html

The factor for spells with a duration of 1/min/level, like Shillelagh, is x2. So enchanting it as such would - by the rules - cost 4000 gp. Maybe 8000, if you assume it counts as an unslotted item - I'd argue that it isn't, but I think that 8000 gp is a more reasonable price for doubling it's...

I second Joe's "lucky guy" comment. And congrats to Greg! :)

It'd kinda explain why they're so beligerent all the time, wouldn't it? :)

[Edit] Screwed up again. I thought I was in the rules forum; my bad. Could some friendly passer-by mod move it? [Edit again] Now moved. Thanks, mods! :) Ok - I screwed up. I'm currently running a second level (probably third, as soon as the DM hands out xp for the last two sessions)...

It'll depend on a lot of things, but, no, I wouldn't suggest that you drop monsters from 3.5 into d20 Modern assuming their CR's are correct. D&D assumes that the PC's will have a certain level of magic, and d20 modern doesn't necessarily hold to that assumption. I mean, take any creature with...

Except that Hasbro doesn't own Paizo - to the best of my knowledge, anyway - so they don't have to do what Hasbro wants them to do. And minis are official, yes, but so are Magic: The Gathering cards, and we don't see articles on them in Dragon, either - it's an apples to oranges kinda thing.