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Have you checked out Goody White's Book of Folk Magic? It's on DriveThru for free (A 64 page book) and seems pretty cool.

GURPS is great for resource mining. Their Space book, for instance, has real world mathematics in it (and the tables based on it) for creating entire solar systems. 3.5e is probably the most versatile in terms of sheer mass of third party stuff. Not all of it is great, but there is a skewed...

Anyone just expand the Skills a bit using third party options? I find that is what I am doing now--pulling cool uses for skills from other-than-official books.

You may wish to look at Tournaments, Fairs and Taverns as that is an excellent source of fair games and fun, including rules for jousting and archery.

So, I'm designing a game world that's low-magic but with a high magic/technology past (using 3.5e), and one of the ways I finally figured out how to (maybe) pull this off is through the use of a creature I created called a Lithosyne. They're basically sentient crystal lifeforms, but they were...

Oh, those are good! There's a few in there that jumped out at me right away! Brewster is a good one, whitewing, drayman...I'm going to pore over these! Thank you!

If it's okay with the moderators, I'd like to continue this thread. The reason I haven't posted in a few weeks is because I once again lost my data on a crappy Toshiba Canvio external HDD because of the proprietary connector port being pure crap. However, I was able to rebuild most of it but for...

Wait, there's other editions than 3.5? lmao 3.x is the only edition worth playing, mainly because there were so many kickass third party supplements out there that house rules were unnecessary. Tournaments, Faires, and Taverns is one great example, with rules for things like jousting and playing...

Tired of your characters strolling into town and demanding, "Where is the local weapon smith?!" and just blithely assuming that the village of approximately 780 people have a blacksmith interested in more than making horseshoes and bridles? Or are you sick of reaching for an NPC description to...

I wanted them to have something similar to what bats have, which looking at it now, I see is blindsense, not blindsight. I will fix this.

Yeah, I just caught it. I apologize. This is what I get for using AI that I should have checked better. I will do better on the next one. I'm updating things on two different tabs and trying to wrangle a 3 year old. lol

I was under the impression that the improved counterspell actually made more sense since it would allow the gloomflayer to be less specific with its ability to counterspell--it could then use a spell of the same school to counter instead of that spell specifically. I.e., it's using the energy...