Ollumhammersong

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

I dont even know if the DM wants to include that book. That's why I am asking.

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

Also Duskblade.

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

Its the book that adds warlock, knight, dragon shaman and beguiler to the game.

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

ya, generally the 'core' 3.5 game. is just referring to information and options presented in those three books in an effort to keep things simple.

PHB2 offers some neat class variants, not huge things just minor cool things. A couple new classes and feats.

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

I assume we are limiting ourselves to PHB, Dungeon masters guide and PHB 2? Im not complaining I just want to be sure what I can draw from for things like feats.

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

i'll post my guy soon. I'm just lazy. Tell me when you want to start it and i will have it posted before then.

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

Are things like encumbrance and weight playing into this?

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

With that said. I think I shall make a bard.

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

I gave up making characters based on combat effectiveness and min maxing a long time ago. I'd rather make some thing cool and entertaining.

The Seven Shards (medieval fantasy thinly based on DnD3.5)

For the DM's sake I am not pulling rules from the expanded books and using variants. I am keeping my build simpler and more confined to the PHB material. I remember what DMing for the first time is like and not forcing him too look up ten different references is the least I can do while he learns the ropes.

As for my character. Even if I make a druid. Wolves and dogs are boring companions. Too expected and overdone. Rather take a viper or something cool Like a large bat.