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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 2795327" data-attributes="member: 19675">Definitely a winner! I'm eagerly awaiting Volume 2!The bloodline feats alone will help shape the next D&D campaign I'm going to run.  Instead of the sorcerers being vaguely connected to demons, each player wishing to take a level of sorcerer for a PC without an innate connection to magic will have to take an appropriate bloodline feat (that is, the race chosen must have some kind of connection to magic).  The feat will be a Class feature of non-elvish sorcerers (Elves, who have an innate connection to magic, will now have Sorcerer as their favored class).To maintain game balance, the sorcerer spell chart will be reduced by 1 spell per level, with the bonus spells per level being the ones gained by the bloodline feat.  Elves and most PC races that have Level adjustments due to innate magical powers will use the class as written.Thus, some sorcerers will have fey bloodlines, others will be demonic, others draconic, etc.I think I'll get a lot of use out of other articles within it as well.  Thanks for the return of the Purple dragon, btw!Just one suggestion, if I may: Please consider doing similar compilations based on the old Dungeon/Polyhedron stuff.  I'd love to see some of those mini-campaign settings you guys did (like Spelljammer) updated for 3.5.</blockquote>