I would be interested in a game at that time, I work nights so finding a game is very difficult.

Sorry it took me a bit to respond to this. I forgot about it.

Friday or Saturday seams to be what the people like most. Most likely I'll run a setting so we don't run into any fluff hang ups since we'll probably run into technical ones since I'm a openrpg noob.

As for setting I know FR and Ebberon but I've always wanted to run Dragon Mech.

3.5 is also super easy to learn.

FR and Eberron are always good choices. I've never heard about DragonMech, I'll have to read the sourcebook.


Only thing, if you pick Faerun... I've got dibs on assassinating a certain drow.

if its ebboron i think id want to be a soulknife they seem cool

i got the faerun book as well id like to play an incantrix i believe theyre called

I think dragonmech could be very interesting, personaly id prefer that

I am still interested in playing in your game. The time is good for me for Friday and Saturday. I work nights so finding a game is hard for me as well. I can get the 3.5 books if that's what we are playing. I also have a vent server we can use for voice chat. Thanks Jim

Friday or Saturday are fine with me, though I'd prefer Friday if it's one of the two.

I'm quite a FR buff and have the campaign setting book, but know next to nothing about the Eberron setting.

I'd play either a fighter or a cleric, depending on what other classes the party has.

I know very little about any of the settings mentioned, but am a quick learner. I would be interested in playing a rogue or a ranger mostly.

If we're voting for settings, I'm in favor of Eberron, with Forgotten Realms as second.
Having downloaded and read the Dragonmech campaign setting book, I have to say while it looks like a cool idea, the execution wasn't good. The changes are pretty weak mechanically, and while I haven't done numerical comparisons, I simply don't see how the Dragonmech stuff is supposed to compare with WoTC material. Definitely not in favor.
It's kind of a shame, really. I really like the idea of technology surpassing magic, but the way steam powers are implemented in DM, they're no match for a halfway optimized Wizard or Cleric.


Anyway...
DM, what's your policy on setting specific classes being played in other settings? For example, the Artificer class from Eberron being played in Forgotten Realms.
Also, do you have an opinion on homebrew material, like from Dungeons Wikia?


As for my class, I prefer magic support classes, especially the Artificer. Wizard and Cleric are also fun. I typically play buffing/skillmonkey roles.

Friday or Saturday is fine.

Not really interested in Steampunk. Been there; done that.

Eberron is my first choice. FR is my second choice.