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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 1226706" data-attributes="member: 172">We tripped into epic level territory recently as well. Here's the PCs in my game:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Andrinor: Human (dragon-touched template(1)) Sorcerer 20. Cocky blast-mage sorta guy.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Meara: Sea Elf (2) Rogue 21. The brains of the party.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Tallo: Half-dragon Psychic Warrior 18. (ECL 21) Ronin dragon-knight who wishes to see his liege released from the spell of a powerful sorceress. Tallo's Cohort - Drake - a Dragon Horse (3)</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Lark: Wood Elf Ranger 10 / Soul Archer (4) 10: Last remnant of a wood elf village slain by Drow. Out for revenge. Lark's Cohort - Eevertine: Water Elf (4) Cleric 12 (ECL 15), domains Water, Knowledge</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Trent: Dwarf Druid 10 / Bear Lord (5) 10. Seeking to avenge the drow experimenting on animals. (The character was a bit more effective than I thought he would be).</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Cora: Metal Elf (4) Monk 8 / Initiate of the Draconic Mysteries (6) 9 (ECL 20). A hapless prisoner of the dark elves.</li> </ul>(1) - From Quintessential Sorcerer, template takes one class level and gives some bennies like resistance to fire, claws, immunity to fear, intimidation bonus.(2) - Not to be confused with aquatic elves; sea elves are a variant of high elves with specific racial options that pertain to their seafaring nature.(3) - From Tome of Horrors, except with a better illustration, like the one on the front of the 1e Oriental Adventures.(4) - From Green Ronin's Bow & Blade(5) - From Masters of the Wild(6) - From DraconomiconThis campaign started out as a 2e campaign, but all of the characters that were originally 2e characters are gone. Andrinor and Meara, however, were played from 4th level, a bit after 3e came out and we converted (in the infamous "sheep adventure".)The campaign world I am using (and some major NPCs) dates from 1e.Incidentally, my campaign also has an immortal prestige class as well, but it is immortal from the start -- but you need to be 40th level to apply. It's also based on on Chinese notions of the immortals, beings that wander the earth and do not ascend until all of them do. Essentially, they are rank 0 deities in 3e terms, with the ability to reincarnate in a new form whenever they are slain. Small catch - their soul incranates in a newly conceived foetus, and the immortal does not become aware of its status until its teenage years. No PC is this class in my game, but a major NPC is.</blockquote>

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