Useful Links

[Ashtagon]

• 3.0 Edition d20 SRD
• d20.srd.org
• Wizards of the Coast pages
  • 3.5 D&D Archives
  • 3 / 3.5 edition art and map gallery archive
  • 3 / 3.5 edition errata and updates
  • 3.0 -> 3.5 update information
  • 3.0 -> 3.5 update information (yes, more)
  • Map-a-Week Archive
  • Web Enhancement archive
• DragonStar SRD - the d20 SRD, with a few SF extras from the DragonStar setting.
• Wikipedia: List of Prestige Classes
• Necromancer Games Free Stuff - includes 3 adventures
• Tome of Battle: Unofficial Errata

[Big Mac]

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[Angel Tarragon]

Wikipedia: List of Prestige Classes

MODERATOR NOTE (by Big Mac): Copied to first post. Thanks TAD.

[Big Mac]

Wikipedia: List of Prestige Classes

Nice find. I doubt it will survive the assault of the delitionists (as it "lacks citations from reliable secondary sources"). It would be nice to see this list transferred onto one of the independent D&D wikis (where the rules are different).

[Big Mac]

• DragonStar SRD - the d20 SRD, with a few SF extras from the DragonStar setting.

I love this concept. It is a totally legal way to create a cut down version of the rules required to create characters for any OGC 3rd Edition era campaign setting. Do this with any setting and you will end up with a non-standard SRD. I'd have liked to have seen all campaign settings from the 3e era get this. If the owners did it themselves, it would be a bit like the Pathfinder Reference Document.

Things like this are a great way for a GM to introduce players to a setting, as the GM can buy the corebook and the players can start off rolling characters from the SRD (until they decide to buy into the system themselves). A modified SRD is also a great way to roll up a PC when you are away from your books (and if the setting is successful enough to run to 10 or 20 books, an online SRD starts to become easier to use that a bunch of books. Hyperlinks give you speedy navigation.

You won't get the actual flavour of the setting, but there is no reason why players could not turn to an independent project (like Pathfinder Wiki) to get the basic information they need to design a PC.

[dulsi]

I stumbled across a list of free adventures. Figured I'd post them here.

Necromancer Games Free Stuff - includes 3 adventures.

Feast of the Gobbler is tempting to run.

The Cooperative Dungeon Collection (01 - 04)
The Burning Sage's Demesne
The Grave of the Prince of Lies
Looking Glass Deep
Where Madness Dwells

[Ashtagon]

Added tome of battle unofficial errata to top post.