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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 1288521" data-attributes="member: 5100">Well, I'm finally back in the DM chair, starting tomorrow.  At this point, though, with holidays, a few things happening in January, and the strong suspicion that I'm going to use more of Unearthed Arcana than I'm going to discard, I'm not planning to start a campaign in earnest until late Febuary/early March. So, I've offered to run a beer-and-pretzels game in the interim.  Looking at the calendar, it actually amounts to about 18 hours of game time, post character-generation.  I honestly have no clue what to do, though, so I thought I'd see what everyone 'round here came up with. Here's the ground rules: --3.5 rules. --15th level characters, anything goes.  One player is doing a straight halfling Rogue (standard adventuring build).  Another is playing a half [gold] dragon troll Ranger (okay, so the Ranger is incidental).  I suspect a third will want to play some good-aligned variant on a werewolf.  And the last two have mentioned something about clerics (to which I offered to look at angels and archons for them). --Our default setting is Greyhawk and the troll has enough backstory to require his origins to be there.  I'm not opposed to dropping them somewhere else, though -- there just has to be some logic behind it. --No new purchases for a short-term game.  That means Core books, Psionics Handbook, the splatbooks, ELH, BoVD, and Complete Warrior are the staples. --Must be completable in 6-8 sessions of 3-3.5 hours each. Beyond that, I'm open for ideas.</blockquote>

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