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Message: <blockquote data-quote="meltinbradley" data-source="post: 4550680" data-attributes="member: 80012">thanksThanks everyone for your replies. R1CO-The dread necromancer did spend the 120K to perform all the needed steps into lichdom. It did take all his money. I am very skimpy when it comes to giving out magical items and money. The only reason he was able to make that change was because they were looking for a artifact which they ended up finding because its crucial to the campaign and he sold it to a 3rd party for money. (This was very unexpected, but it is a evil campaign.) The value of the artifact was priceless so a price for a mere 120k was acceptable by the 3rd party interested in the artifact.The  philactery is a childs doll. It was given to some random child in a random city to hold(without her knowledge). Later the child was murdered by the brother of the lich and now holds it and has some insurance against the lich now. (This is not known to the lich in game) I dont know the LA of the vampire spawn off hand at the moment I will have to get back to you.The druids alignment is neutral evil. And yes, under most circumstances he would find them revolting. The campaign is based on a greater evil threantening the world so all good and evil alike have somewhat joined forces to stop this evil. The PC's all have their own agenda. The lich doesnt want this "evil" to win because the lich wants to eventually rule for herself and not have to serve this new evil. The vampire wishes to redeem himself, the druid wishes to keep the environment as it is and doesnt want this unnatural and foriegn force in this world, and the spell thief could give a rats a$$ and is only out for money and power.Sorry for being unclear. Let me clarify, in my world going to any town or city, village, any populated place you will find no mage or cleric of higher then 10th level, with some exceptions. There are, however some who do not want to be found of higher level or those living in remote places.Because the PC's are working with the good guys there aren't to many paladins, and good clerics who are out for them. But on several occasions the PC's have killed key NPC's VERY carefully which consisted of clerics and paladins (mainly by the lich because she is chaotic evil) One thing that worked well was a vampire lord serving this evil  had dominated some powerful good aligned clerics who destroyed the lich but as you know returned soon after.Dragon writer- There are NPC'S of equal and greater level then them, for sure, they actually just got they a$$es kicked by a Death Knight and his legion. Which was nice to see, since they were doing so well up until now.Runestar- Can you explain more about Necropolitan, I am not sure what that is. Is it a place where undead reside? I do like the true ressurection though. That would piss him off...Akbear-I explained a little about levels above. Yes, there are powerful forces out there but you will not find a magic shop in any of my towns, you will not be able to get ressurected in them as well if you die. That is just not common place. I consider the PC's the main focus of any game, so I like to let the PC's be what they want and give them chances in achieving what it is they want. You are right though, lately the Druid has been crucial in just about every situation. They have made MANY enemies, and everyone is growing, but because the PC's are not a big factor at the moment nothing serious has happened, but once this campaign ends, im sure all the murder and mayhem they have done will come back to bite them, I like the weapon crystal with crits to undead idea.Again, thanks everyone for your help. One more question: Isn't there a spell that temporarily removes the undead traits? MB</blockquote>

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