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[BlitzDungeoneer]

PTW, yo.

[Orange Wizard]

Dragon shamans are in the Player's Handbook II if I remember correctly.

HP is determined by your class' hit die, which for dragon shamans I think is a d10. At first level (which is where we're starting) that means you get 10 hitpoints (max roll on a d10) plus your Constitution bonus, which you should aim to have as high as possible for playing a dragon shaman.
At each level after first, you gain a number of hitpoints equal to a roll on the hit die plus your Constitution modifier.

Can we import Greyhawk gods for ease of play?

I also missed this earlier, but yeah, that's fine.

[Nerjin]

Argh, I'm not sure which fraggin' class to go for >.<

EDIT: When were Dragon Shamans brought into D&D? I can't fin anything in 3.5e that has them.

Bard is always fun. Though I could also suggest you just do something you think is fun. I doubt there needs to be a ton of min-maxing.

EDIT: Guy playing Lanius the red, check through your character sheet. No steel. You presently have a steel shield.

I'm aware. I made Lanius a week or so ago. The OP was changed really early in the morning. As I said, Lanius will be edited when I get home.

[My Name is Immaterial]

I've decided that I would like to play a roguelike character, bent on raising a criminal empire. I'm still heming and hawing about which class to play though.

[Tawa]

Bard, mayhaps? Skillmonkeying, magic, combat prowess, and buffing all look like good traits for a criminal mastermind.

[tryrar]

Malkor

[Remuthra]

This still need players? I could go for something maneuverable.

[tryrar]

No, but you can get on the waitlist

[My Name is Immaterial]

II: The Bardic Knack ACF requires 1 actual rank to use skills that need to be trained. I took the Jack of All Trades feat, would that fulfill the requirement?

Spoiler: Jack of All Trades (click to show/hide)

Prerequisite
INT 13,
Benefit
You can use any skill as if you had 1/2 rank in that skill. This benefit allows you to attempt checks with skills that normally don't allow untrained skill checks (such as Decipher Script and Knowledge). If a skill doesn't allow skill checks (such as Speak Language), this feat has no effect.
Normal
Without this feat, you can't attempt some skill checks (Decipher Script, Disable Device, Handle Animal, Knowledge, Open Lock, Profession, Sleight of Hand, Speak Language, Spellcraft, Tumble, and Use Magic Device) unless you have ranks in the skill.

Spoiler: Bardic Knack (click to show/hide)

Level: 1st
Replaces: If you select this class feature, you do not gain bardic knowledge.
Benefit: When making any skill check, you can use 1/2 your bard level (Rounded up) in place of the number of ranks you have in the skill (even if that number is 0).
You can't take 10 on checks when you use bardic knack (to take 10 you have to use your actual ranks). If the skill doesn't allow untrained checks, you must have at least 1 actual rank to attempt the check.

[Tawa]

Guys?

I think I broke it.

Might try a Beguiler or something, but for now, that's my character.

Will backstory when I make character decision.

[tryrar]

ummm, 22 int at level 1. HOW?

[My Name is Immaterial]

What? How did you get 22 INT? Grey elves get +2 INT, and you can't have more than a base of 18 at character creation.

[Tawa]

Old.

[Karkov]

I thought age affected wisdom, not intelligence.  Huh.

[Tawa]

No, they stack.

Wait, I did mess up. I forgot that I get -3 to physicals, total, instead of -2.