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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arashi Ravenblade" data-source="post: 2352343" data-attributes="member: 15630">Basically at the beginning of a new game i allow my players to create  ECL 5 character with the maximum level adjustment of +1, and they can choose from a list of races i scoured my books for, in my latest game i got rid of all plane touched as the situation would have excluded such a race, (though later on if a character dies and the situation becomes conveinient enough to allow such a race, ill consider it).Prestige classes arent too much trouble, my players are lazy and not to technical (sometimes i feel like a genius in a room full of  monkeys), and they dont look to abuse powers of the classes. Generally they stick to one class as they dont want to be a "multi-class monster" with tons of rules to keep track of. I do tend to however not allow prestige classes that require an organization or require you to be stuck somewhere (jordain vazier im talking to you). Though i have outright banned the Green Star Adept. Though not a class i have also banned the Vow of Poverty.Generally all books on my shelf that have WOTC as the publisher is legal in my game. Everything else is allowed on a case by case basis.Sort of off topic i wish WOTC would say whether a prestige class is more suited for a monster, npc, villain or someone other than a PC. Because honestly i look at some of the prestige classes and go "who  would play this piece of trash" (again Jordain Vazier im talking to you).</blockquote>

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