mmm...I ran a campaign w limited magic awhile ago...basically I restricted almost everything above second level spells...and made the occasional rare spell or magic item ten times more valuable

(its sooo cool when you see people freak for a +2 weapon...or a thrid level spell at the end of a quest...thats the joi of low magic campaigns )

Lol! It's another reason I like lower-level campaigns better as well, myself. Once you hit the 10~15 range, it's just obscene what you can buy at character creation!

I've been dying to try for a steampunk campaign where magic is almost obsolete save for various spell-schools or the like.

But anyway, the idea I'm aiming for is a modified artificer -- which is about to be rebuilt again, depending -- and then transferring into Cerebrex later on to get wicked INT boosts.

ooo...the steampunk sounds awesome...and I've always liked the challenge at low level...it just seems ike there are no real challenges at the hi levels

Cerebrex...sounds feindishly wicked with the boosted INT

Mmhmm... I've actually been plotting out a race that has only "just recently" begin to work with baser magics -- and using an alternate ruleset idea, can't wear any armor heavier than a breastplate; they just don't have enough proportionate mass to hold it all up.

Oh gods, is it true. Make a Monk 4 / Warlock 8 and tell me when dealing 1d8+1d6+6d6+STR damage to something with each punch isn't just obscene (that's without the extra 3d6 to one creature within 30 feet, mind). If you have a DM that doesn't mind action-stacking (Draw a sword while running up to something, for example), you can play that class to be able to Eldritch Blast twice per turn (once per standard unarmed strike). The damage output is incredible.

The Cerebrex design is something of a non-caster, but requires spell-casting to enter. They begin to gain bonuses of 1/2 class level to INT skills very quickly, not to mention things like blindsense and blindsight. The built-in Clairvoyance/Clairaudience in itself is pretty kickass.

I need to draw more too, and something that's actually not my own character <..<

oh gods, same here. My biggest accomplishment in about a week of thinking about doodling? A crappy scribble of a man with a huge nose wearing a hat in a raincoat carrying a bag of booze and holding an umbrella.

It's also because my English class is boring as all hell, but hey.

heh lol, all I've really managed to do is draw some sorta nifty abstract desings on my notes, and 1 little fennec head <..<

Lol, yours at least had fluff!

Mine just looked like a case of Parkinson's.

ha lol ^^