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I'd play a game or two to get the hang of it. Or at least go through the archives of some of the games.

It's basically the same. Except you type.

... guild rules? sweatdrop

As long as you're not a meany jerky mean jerk, I don't think there's any rules to follow, per se.

Any GAMING rules should be established in your proposed thread. I would type up a description of the game you want, what source materials you want, and how many openings you are willing to allow. I suggest including a [D&D 3.5] tag into your thread name, as well as "Recruiting" if feel so bold.

Any house rules you wish to enforce should probably be stated up front, as well.

Beyond that, you'll have to see how many people take the bait (suckers!) before you plan TOO far ahead. If you are a fan of mini maps, I suggest finding some sort of online mapping tool to help. I use a very old version of Photoshop. Some people use MSPaint. Some people use actual game mapping software. Of course, if you want to avoid them altogether, it's not a concern ^-^

Hi. New to the Guild, veteran gamer and veteran screwball ^^.

If someone could help me with a D&D v.4.0 character I'd like to make, maybe point me towards a character sheet and pdf of the player's handbook (nothing I need to pay for, funds are tight), I'd be grateful.

EDIT: Also, recruiting for a game of 3.5. Be prepared for weirdness.

well, bugger.

How does this sound for a campaign concept:

"The town your characters live in sits on a magical dungeon that changes its structure whenever there isn't a group of adventurers inside it. It randomly generates gold and magical items, as well as summoning or otherwise abducting monsters. The first floor is immune, and shopkeepers there sell various wares."

Basically taking any sort of attempt at explaining the random presence of an underground dungeon complex out of the picture.

It sounds like a computer game and a wii game I played once....I believe the pc game was called Fate and the wii game was FF Chocobo Dungeon. I liked both of the games then because of the randomization. I would ask what system you would be using and where would you be playing it?

Paragon Paths aren't chosen until you hit 11th level, so you needn't concern yourself with it now, if you're lower. They are easier on players than 3rd ed's Prestige Classes, because there are so few prerequisites.

And when choosing your Fighting Style, just jot down under your Class Features that you're either a Two-Blade ranger or an Archer ranger.

Archer rangers get "Defensive Mobility" (p194) for free. Two-Blade rangers get "Toughness" (p201) for free. But if you choose the Archer Path, you could still take all melee powers if you want. Really, all you're choosing is the bonus feat you'd want. Two-Blade rangers also get to hold two regular one-handed weapons too.

Your choice of class feature might influence feats and paragon paths you might be limited to later, though, so you should still pick the type of ranger you want to be via those features smile

Alright, here is a complicated and new process I need some help with.

I want to create an 'Engineer' or 'Scientist' class for 3.5, a base class.

I want him to be able to create things which he can cause havoc with.

Like an arm mounted Tesla Coil which shoots lightning, or hand grenades which contain blessed water.

Just be able to invent and then destroy people with. I already got clearance from my DM to try it, but I have no idea where to even begin or how to implement and make it balanced.

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You just made my day in 6.5 seconds.

Thank you.