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Fey stats Avalanche Press has a sourcebook called "Little People", which has the Oberon, Titania, and cast stats you are looking for. It's actually a pretty good collection if you're running a fey campaign, and it divides the groups by origin (Gaelic, Welsh, Irish, etc), with historical notes...

Artifacts and Relics Since these pieces are one-of-a-kind, their powers are not exactly known. All are priceless (in as much as anything is "priceless" to gold-mongering players). These can be the kinds of fun items that players value because of what they are, not necessarily because of their...

Adding Domains We use a similar house rule to what's being talked about. To keep it from being broken, we eliminated the post Level 1 domain ability. So it works as follows: Level 1 cleric picks 2 domains, per standard rules. Every 5th level thereafter, he receives an additional domain...

quick, easy, and predictable I do play a cleric, would argue that he is certainly not the most powerful character I've ever played (that would be either my Rogue/Sorc or my Chaos Wiz back in 2nd ed). That aside, I never like the TU rules in 3.x because of the involvement of charts and plotting...

ummm... never. which seems to be the common answer.

Or don't turn Playing a cleric, I always hated the randomness and bulkiness of the TU ability. So we use the one from Unearthed Arcana, in which clerics do (ClericLevel)d6 damage to all undead in 20ft. That said, I still took extra turning to boost some sacred feats.

Then don't use it There was a lot of controversy about the Epic Handbook when it came out. It completely removed the Deities and Demigids rules, and overrode much of the core ruleset. But it is, in the end, optional. And if you don't like some, part, or all of it, don't use it. In my group...

Okay, as something of a history/religion buff, maybe I can help put this part in context. In feudal Europe, especially western Europe, most fiefdoms were boundaried by rivers. And while the legend of the vampire doesn't historically carry as much weight as movies might lead you to believe...

So the bard Bards are a completely useless class, except in a HIGHLY specialized campaing. There is nothing a bard brings to the table that you would not be better off playing a rogue for. And druids? Seriously, who plays a druid. The idea itself is lame. Why do they keep dragging it...

Have you people PLAYED a cleric? I voted fighter. The TEN bonus feats, in addition to unlimited armour and weapon selections and a d10 for HD make the fighter overpowered from level one. Now that I'm sure will illicit a number of angry responses, but the following is sure to illicit...