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<blockquote data-quote="aboyd" data-source="post: 4764907" data-attributes="member: 44797">Sure, both the campaign I play in and the campaign I DM are core + Complete books only.&nbsp; Technically, I also have all the En World &quot;Critters&quot; monster books, although I don't know much about the playable races in there except for a rainbow-winged race that looks very unfun to play, unless I were into Smurfs and Care Bears.I'd be looking for something plausible for a group of characters using core races.&nbsp; So no towering giants wandering around with a party of 4 humans.&nbsp; This race should be roughly the same size, and able to get into &amp; out of a normal-sized dungeon, and able to walk a town street without having a crowd with pitchforks chasing after.&nbsp; However, some racism or raised eyebrows would be all right.&nbsp; For example, I'd play a drow if I didn't find them uninteresting.&nbsp; They're OK.All of what I just wrote is for a build I'd like to try as a player.Now, I'd also like to try something level-adjusted an an enemy to throw at the players in my own campaign.&nbsp; This could be more outrageous -- anything from MM1, MM2, En World Critters, Denizens of Avadnu, Tome of Horrors Revised.&nbsp; I'd just like to have a level-equivalent battle and see how they hold up before dying (if they do).&nbsp; Never tried it before.&nbsp; What makes a fun villain in this regard?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aboyd, post: 4764907, member: 44797"] Sure, both the campaign I play in and the campaign I DM are core + Complete books only. Technically, I also have all the En World "Critters" monster books, although I don't know much about the playable races in there except for a rainbow-winged race that looks very unfun to play, unless I were into Smurfs and Care Bears. I'd be looking for something plausible for a group of characters using core races. So no towering giants wandering around with a party of 4 humans. This race should be roughly the same size, and able to get into & out of a normal-sized dungeon, and able to walk a town street without having a crowd with pitchforks chasing after. However, some racism or raised eyebrows would be all right. For example, I'd play a drow if I didn't find them uninteresting. They're OK. All of what I just wrote is for a build I'd like to try as a player. Now, I'd also like to try something level-adjusted an an enemy to throw at the players in my own campaign. This could be more outrageous -- anything from MM1, MM2, En World Critters, Denizens of Avadnu, Tome of Horrors Revised. I'd just like to have a level-equivalent battle and see how they hold up before dying (if they do). Never tried it before. What makes a fun villain in this regard? [/QUOTE]

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