>>3782932
>Are these add ons or 3rd party content?
Knight of the Raven is from the adventure Expedition to Castle Ravenloft (so is Destroy Undead), Ordained Champion is from the Complete Champion book, Crusader is a base class from the famed book of Weeb FIghtan Magic, and The Righteous Cohort of Kiri-Jolith is from Dragonlance's Holy Orders of the Stars, which is considered "2nd party".

>Do you have experience in ttrpg? I guess so, if you play 3.5e.
Compared to the average grog, not really.
I only started playing TTRPGs in 2020. 3.5e in 2022.

>publish adventures on drive thru
That's a cool idea. People do that for 5e and PF2e, I believe.
Come to
>>>/tg/95816384
I believe some guys have published adventures.

>A toning might be a shit mechanic, but limiting gear is just reasonable.
Gear is limited by virtue of equipment slots for the most part, but there are slotless items and you can put certain effects in the "wrong" slot, but those get real expensive real quick.
But yes. The Disintegrate guy? He's the gadget guy, and the party's item crafter. He has wands, rods, Wondrous Items for days, and a bunch of robotic minions.

>Do you have a theme in mind?
Less of a theme and more of a character, really.
I looked at the setting material, the deities, the main religions, the world state, and wrote a backstory for the character, then I found the classes that fit his experiences, training, preferences, etc.
The only initial mechanical decision was that he'd be a Cleric with DMM Persist. Everything else arose from the portrayal of the character.
Hell, the levels in Crusader and The Righteous Cohort of Kiri-Jolith were a consequence of his dynamics with the party. The initial plan didn't involve either.
He's basically a melee fighter and team support with cures, heals, buffs, etc that relies on magic and temporary effects to achieve an impermanent peak melee prowess.

>>dragon mount
3.5e makes it pretty easy to get one actually, if your DM is willing to play ball.

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