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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mkletch" data-source="post: 490451" data-attributes="member: 3396">This campaign sounds sweet.  I am tiring of 3E campaigns that more resemble Powerpuff Girls than the epic fantasy literature of the 60's & 70's.Here are a couple ideas that I've worked out for an upcoming campaign, using standard info from non-3E sources (*) and my own deranged mind (**):* Use death from massive damage from d20 modern* Use Vitality Points/Wound Points from Star Wars d20* Some source has "Armor as DR", but I don't know which (maybe Wheel of Time).* Use Base Attack and Saving Throw progressions as done in d20 Modern to 'fix' multiclassing** Strictly control Prestige Classes** Apply double the size modifiers as a penalty to Reflex saves and as a bonus to Fort Saves** Double the size modifiers to AC, but add it as a bonus to damage.** 'Fix' the frontloaded ranger (no, Monte's is more, not less powerful)** Remove any classes that do not fit the flavor you want.  It will make for gaps in party ability, which makes anything more difficult.  I will be axeing clerics, paladins and monks.** If you want lower magic, remove feats that create permanent items and force spellcasters to multi-class.  Craft wand as a prerequisite for Craft Staff.  Simple low magic.So there is the salad bar - pick and choose what fits for you.  Hit up SHARK.  He seems to run a much grittier and darker campaign than normal, and can probably give you good ideas from the experience end instead of the design end.-Fletch!</blockquote>

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