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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kenmarable" data-source="post: 4874491" data-attributes="member: 40359">I still have one 3.5 campaign going that I am co-DMing with another player. I'm using the Curse of the Crimson Throne and a few other Paizo modules because they are awesome. The other DMing is homebrewing the setting although I'm throwing in relevant aspects from Golarion for the Crimson Throne. We are using the duskblade and beguiler from PHB 2, as well as favored soul from wherever that was from (Complete Divine I think??). I also DMed two other campaigns that have stalled that I really hope to finish someday and most likely will finish them in 3.5 still. One went from Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil to Red Hand of Doom, and has an artificer PC from Eberron, heavy use of psionics, and the intelligent items rules and some locations from Malhavoc's Complete Book of Eldritch Might. Toying with some incarnum with one of the PCs, but we'll see.The other stalled campaign is all over the map. Occurs in the Underdark and Shadow Plane(s) using parts of Open Design's Castle Shadowcrag and Empire of the Ghouls, plus Expedition to Castle Ravenloft, Expedition to the Demonweb Pits, and City of the Spider Queen. PCs are using Savage Species, Tome of Magic (all three sections), and Book of 9 Swords.Generally, I allow pretty much anything people are interested in and if it's insanely powerful in play, we tweak it down. I'd say that the "major" companies you can't really go wrong, and go ahead and pick up whatever interests you. With the like of Paizo, Green Ronin, Malhavoc, and Open Design their stuff is well balanced and interesting. Oh, and if you ever even consider psionics, Dreamscarred all the way. They produced better psionic material than WotC.There were quite a few really fun adventures that came out (especially from Paizo and Open Design) to the point that I have to just use parts to mich mash a campaign together because there's simply no time to play through them all.</blockquote>

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