How do you prefer your WITCH?

[Aeolius]

My second thought, however...:

 

[RFisher]

Posting ettiquette frowns on "me too" posts, but poll ettiquette requires a post to explain an "other" vote...

All of the above (& more!)

 

[Plane Sailing]

you don't???

the druid was an NPC class originally.

Well, you'd hardly call it a class at that point (if you mean the listing in... Greyhawk was it?). When it appeared in Eldritch Wizardry it was certainly a class though!

 

[diaglo]

Well, you'd hardly call it a class at that point (if you mean the listing in... Greyhawk was it?). When it appeared in Eldritch Wizardry it was certainly a class though!

what a difference a year makes.

heck, The Strategic Review introduced the Ranger, the Bard, the Illusionist...

 

[kenobi65]

My second thought, however...:

Booyah!

In response, I give you the babe-a-licious witch:
http://www.reapermini.com/gallery/2800range/Elise_jh

 

[reason]

...

Good to see all the support for hags and their haggery. More impenetrable forests haunted by (possibly mythical) hags, that's what most pseudoeurocentric settings need.

http://www.principiainfecta.com/archives/2006/07/the_hagfeast_of.php

The peasants name this festival day the Hag-feast, for of the holy works of Hasem of the frozen Kalask realm, her Purgen upon hags of the ice-forests is most told in Witan. Lay-brother Wagen has spoken wroth and rancor of this complexion of a holy festival, for he is oft to preach against peasant fantasies of hags in the Rur realm forests and Unhallowed forgen-ruins. Yet each thrice-year, the Lay-brother is laden once more with festival-works and the dreams of peasants ever more embellished.

...

A festival procession of peasantry masked as hags of the forest, loud in the chill vault-ways, came upward from the great-portal at dusk, as much as for each Hag-feast past. Yet Lay-brother Wagen had caused the old wooden feast-works to be prepared once more; the procession came atumble upon the broad-deck before twenty lusty peasants within a fulsome image of the Anointed Hasem's war-barque Revesk. With great fervor and strength, whither and back they blundered, with shouts for great-cannon and pennons for holy Prophet's Fire upon the false hags.

But you don't need the actual witches (or hags) to have witches and hags. Their dread footprint in the minds of the peasantry is quite enough to spur adventure, strangeness and people running to and fro in great excitement.

Reason
Principia Infecta

 

[TheLe]

Unothodox Witches

[imager]http://www.thele.com/TheLeGames/images/tn/UnorthodoxWitches_tn200w.jpg[/imager]Hey folks. Great thread here. I thought I would mix things up a bit by sending you all a free PDF book! Each of you (who have posted on this thread) should have received a free download link in your emails for UNORTHODOX WITCHES. If you have not, email me and I will take care of it.

This book contains 6 "Witch" classes (full 20-levels) for you to use in your d20 fantasy campaign, 1 prestige class, and several personal artifacts.

Reviews
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-- Travis J. Lee, GamingReport.com


Happy Holidays!

-The Le (pronounced Tay Lee)
on the web at www.TheLeGames.com

 

[WhimsyTheFae]

Well, Merry Christmas, The Le.

Thank you very much. I was very surprised to see this in my mailbox.

Have a Happy Holidays.

 

[werk]

Voted: Other, because I don't think the first four options are mutually exclusive.

Good witch, check
Bad witch, check
Hedge mage witch, check
Derrogatory remark, big check

E. All of the above.

 

[Remathilis]

Thanks TheLe.

I haven't had a chance to read it through, but the moon-goddess one and the crescent one got my attention enough to consider.