Rules for the Dungeons & Dragons game, 3rd edition and 3.5.
Contributors: Morten Brattbakk, Weldon Chen, Dragonlancelot, Matt A. Lynch, Doug Meerschaert, Matthew Pittard, Stefan Schoberth, Andrew Solow, Rohan Tolstrup, and Dominik Zentarra. Compiler: Miranda Horner So, you need an episode to help the characters in your Dragonlance campaign kill some time between heroic super-adventures. Or perhaps the heroes are resting… Read More
Female Civilized Human Swashbuckler 2 Strength 14 Fortitude +5 Armor Class 15 Dexterity 16 Reflex +6 Flat-footed AC 12 Constitution 14 Will +1 Touch AC 13 Intelligence 16 Alignment CG Base Attack +2 Wisdom 12 Speed 30 Melee Attack +4 Charisma 16 Initiative +3 Ranged Attack +5 Hit Points… Read More
This conversion of the Dark and Stormy Knight adventure from the Wizards of the Coast website is a great way to introduce your characters to a Dragonlance campaign! Read More
A noble background feat for your 3.5 game. Read More
The ‘wari is a ground-dwelling bird that forages for insects, grains, and small rodents. A creature of legendary stupidity, ‘wari are flightless birds that stand six feet tall, with a bulky body and bronze, gold, or blue feathers. Read More
Zhakar lizards are lean, powerful creatures with muscular hind legs, dextrous foreclaws, and talons that can grasp any extruding pieces of rock, allowing them to climb vertical cliffs with great ease. Read More
Alternate Knight of the Sword. Read More
Give your adventuring party a new challenge when they’re wandering Icewall – the arctic owlbear. Read More
Male Civilized Human Wizard 4/White Robe 3 Strength 11 Fortitude +3 Armor Class 16 Dexterity 14 Reflex +4 Flat-footed AC 14 Constitution 13 Will +7 Touch AC 12 Intelligence 17 Alignment LG Base Attack +3 Wisdom 15 Speed 30 Melee Attack +3 Charisma 13 Initiative +2 Ranged Attack +5 Hit… Read More
Created at the height of power of sorcery and mysticism, Rotaks were created by spellcasters who had unearthed the secrets of draconian creation. Taking the eggs of Chaos’ fire dragons, the casters were finally able to master the proceedure in 29 SC. Read More
