#Dnd 3.0 class shaman Pc#
#Dnd 3.0 class shaman series#
#Dnd 3.0 class shaman free#

What's wrong with their stuff? I actually thought the Encyclopedia Arcane series looked pretty good, but I haven't flipped through the books so I don't Dreamscarred Press sounds great, but I've heard good things about Malhavoc's Hyperconscious psionic sourcebook too (I'm actually quite a big psionics fan, so this is especially of interest to me) - can anyone tell me how Hyperconscious stacks up vs. I see a few negative comments regarding Mongoose Publishing, which is strange because I was under the impression that they were one of the big ones that people liked, alongside Malhavoc and Green Ronin.

#Dnd 3.0 class shaman free#

The free material is great as well! Thanks heaps You've also listed Beyond Countless Doorways by Malhavoc do you have any experience with their other books, like Hyperconscious, Chaositech, The Complete Book of Eldritch Might, Anger of Angels, When the Sky Falls, or Requiem for a God? They all sound interesting, but I have no idea if they're any good. I also see you're a user of Green Ronin's stuff. Hot Pursuit, From Stone to Steel, and the Book of Iron Might all sound rather good. WoThank you so much for taking the time to outline all of that! There's heaps there that I haven't even heard of, including some of your favourites. I use this with the Cavalier's Handbook as support Hong's Knight a variant of the OA Samurai by Hong. Posion as a Spell Designator (Sean Reynolds)įleshbound Vampire (Sean Reynolds) I think this is in the Book of Templates mentioned above, but without the staking rules.

#Dnd 3.0 class shaman Pc#

There is also an Expert PC class.įewer Absolutes Part 2 (Seank K Reynolds)

Lots of info on various skills and optional skill uses. Experts 3.5: Breaks the Expert class into five subclasses. Artificer's Handbook: Alternate Magic Item creation rules including a system that does away with XP costs for magic item creation Fighter types get lots of cool stuff to do, no need for a new class, lots of sample maneuvers, and a complete system for creating maneuvers (including on the fly) Book of Iron Might: My preference over ToB:Book of Nine Swords. Good aid if your campaign uses different cultures

From Stone to Steel: A great equipment book that draws off of real world cultures. High Moon Media (pdf)/Monkey God Enterprises (print) Book of the Righteous (or the Holy Warriors Handbook (pdf), if you just want the Holy Warrior class) Book of Fiends (Edit: Lots of Demons, Devils, and daemons) and The Thamaturge class. Witch's Handbook: A great Witch Class and supplement on Witches in DND Shaman's Handbook: A great Shaman Class and supplement for Shaman's in DND Psychic's Handbook : A great alternate system for mental powers with classes for DND and d20Modern

Cavalier's Handbook: Not a fan of the base class, but the rest of the book is great. Deluxe Book of Templates Revised: Lots of Templates A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe Elements of Magic: Mythic Earth: another alternate magic system Elements of Magic: Lyceian Arcana: A supplement for Elements of Magic: Revised Elements of Magic: Revised: Alternate Magic Casting system using skill and feats Poisoncraft: The Dark Art: Alterante Poison Rules Also, it is great additional support for the Cavalier's Handbook from Green Ronin which makes reference to it. Noble Steeds: A primer on horses in DND with additional information on other mounts. Hot Pursuit: On Foot: a companion to Hot Pursuit Hot Pursuit: Chase Rules for DND and d20 Depending upon what you like, you may or may not feel the same as I do about the following items (Note: The bolded items are my favorite items and with the exception of the Elements of Magic books play an important role in my campaigns along with WOTC Unearthed Arcana) Up front, I, personally, am not a fan of WOTC supplements in general (however, the few that I like I reallly like). Here is my list of good third party products.