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Krad is the last to stand up and follow the others into private premises. He silently gathers his belongings, strapping his sword back onto his back. As he walks along, he tilts his head from side to side, shooting sideways glances at the other adventurers, studying them in his peculiar...

i see no contradiction. Evil creatures hate each other almost as much as they hate Good. neutral hungry dumb trolls don't care about alignments at all. killing a stray troll in a battle is not a good act, but surely not evil either. btw, if you have to write these walls of text, include tl;dr...

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if other players are ok with it - why not? it all boils down to what drifts your dm's and players' boat. in my recent group we actually agreed to never pull the punches. at first this led to either boring fights (normal opponents) or PC casualties (challenging opponents). so quite soon our style...

Trust.. or lack of tactical thinking and overall stupidity? I'm not even sure if creatures with such a low intellect would try to suck up to adventurers for some reason, when their primal driving urge is to close in for the kill, snap that neck and eat that meat. All this "sudden troll ally"...

Speaking of Aragorn and uruks, just remember the final battle from the book. He offered human warriors of harad and easterlings to surrender, but orcs received no quarter. they were thoroughly exterminated and scattered. zero tolerance, full stop. Of course, showing mercy to monsters sometimes...

i think you guys are oversimplifying the matter. though that troll attacked orcs, it absolutely didn't mean he was a potential ally. though he was not evil, it absolutely didn't mean he was friendly to humans, elves and dwarves and wasn't going to eat them right after that orc. hello! neutral...

Aye, thanks for the heads up. Guess i should better wait for HM's game, as it is specifically meant for those new to the campaign (like myself :))

Krad bobs his head from side to side, shooting sideways glances at the adventurers in a bird-like manner. As his offer is being largely ignored, he decides to not be too persistent and turns away. "Was worth a try.. krark.." He quietly croaks to himself in disappointment and sits down at a...

Once again the tavern's door flings open and a blurry black figure strides in. At first it seems that the newcomer is clad in tattered rags but on a closer inspection it becomes obvious that he is in fact covered in coal black feathers, which are heavily shorn at some places. He wears a simple...

actually i'd very much like to help. not sure how though. and looks like most of the monster feats are off limits for E6 monsters. i'm not sure i understand how the proofreading works, but i just highlighted the prerequisites that apparently can't be reached by E6 monsters and characters.

first of all, let me hand epic kudos to you guys. this project will be of much use for many people across the globe, like myself. secondly, seeing that you've recently tackled the monster manual, i'd like to note that a lot of higher level monsters might probably need a complete overhaul. for...

from the top of my head - Cityscape?

check Complete Mage for feats that grant you 3 different spell-likes 1/day.

okay, here's what got into my head while i was reading your post: the item was actually created by wizards/druids of an ancient elven city. so it is initially a Good item, that functioned as a magical beacon that warned and mobilized all the local animals and other forest friends of the elves so...

Frost and Fur, on the other hand, is not worth buying. the authors have got a ~very~ superficial knowledge of Nordic and Slavic mythology. being russian myself i have had a good laugh at it and promptly sold it away.

of course your players will have to spends lots of time dealing with scavenger hunt and fedex quests. but will they have fun? i know i wouldn't. why won't you make up a real detective story instead of boring crpg-style quest chains? for example, the said debt collector is kidnapped by someone...

i'm a bit surprised at this total lack of reaction to my question. is something wrong with my inquiry? not specific enough? even if you think that mass battles in 3.5 are not feasible, i'd still like to hear your opinion.

the drow of Faerun definetely have their own language. i distinctly remember this from reading some of the Salvatore's novels and later encountering drow speaking the same language in BG and NWN.

i'm planning to run a homebrew module for my buddies, all long-time D&D players. naturally i wanted to try something new and surprise them. for a while now i wanted to pay a tribute to one of my all-time favourite movies "7 samurai" and run a low-level and low-magic "defend the castle" module...