So what dragon magazines materials do you include in your pathfinder game?

[Eltacolibre]

I really like the god of war feats and blade of chaos in general or the force missile mage from dragon compendium. But curious which material you included in your games?

[DungeonmasterCal]

I have electronic copies of every Dragon Magazine up until the end of Edition 3.5, as well as physical copies of over 80% of them. I drag out copies all the time for inspiration, be it for an adventure, a weapon, an old spell to retool, or an NPC that bubbled up in my memories. I stopped purchasing WotC products when 4e was released, and miss my monthly delivery of draconic goodness in my mailbox to this day. But I digress. I still find those grand old pages to be filled with ideas for any number of things, as well as just being fun to read again every once in awhile.

[Eltacolibre]

So true, so many good inspirations from these pages and the ecology pages of monsters are awesome.

[RedRobe]

I use the Elder Druid prestige class from issue 286 in my homebrew. I renamed it the Dark Watch Sentinel (Dark Watch being the name of the organization it belongs to). I also renamed and tweaked the class abilities to fit PF. I love the earlier books in the Shannara series and wanted to incorporate some aspect of it into my own world.

[nighttree]

I'm planning a conversion of the elemental demons :P

[Eltacolibre]

Elder druid and elementals demons are fun ones indeed.

[ericthecleric]

3.x material I particularly liked was the Eldritch Master PrC (# 280, page 88) and the Hex Dragon (# 343, page 39).

2E material: The Taltos (# 247, page 38), especially the type that shapechange into dragons. One of the players in an Underdark campaign played one of those.

[Bellona]

Pathfinderised version of the articles on Flaws (originally introduced in the 3.x version of Unearthed Arcana), because you can never have enough feats. (Each flaw - when taken at character creation - allows the character an extra feat, but a character may take no more than two at character creation.)

Racial flaws appear in # 328 (although several can be used by other races), Barbarian flaws in # 325, Bard in # 324, Cleric in # 326, Druid in # 324, Paladin in # 324, Ranger in # 329, Sorcerer in # 327, and Wizard in # 333. In several instances, other classes can use a particular class' flaw. I'm not sure why Fighters, Monks, and Rogues missed out on class-specific flaws.

Dragon # 330 has flaws for Commoners, but it's not very serious - Unimportant NPC and Corpse being two examples. :)

[DungeonmasterCal]

ericthecleric wrote:

2E material: The Taltos (# 247, page 38), especially the type that shapechange into dragons. One of the players in an Underdark campaign played one of those.

LOVED the Taltos!

[nighttree]

DungeonmasterCal wrote:

ericthecleric wrote:

2E material: The Taltos (# 247, page 38), especially the type that shapechange into dragons. One of the players in an Underdark campaign played one of those.

LOVED the Taltos!

So...have you done a conversion for pathfinder ???

I would LOVE to see it.

[ericthecleric]

Sorry, Nighttree, I never converted it. I just mentioned it because it struck a chord with me. (Don't have my Dragon magazines anymore, either!)

IIRC, it was a shamanistic-type class. The medium class produced by Purple Duck Games (in Legendary Classes: Covenant Magic) is cool though!