Finding items posted on the web?

[Ceridan]

I'm trying to find out if the Dread Necromancer class or the Draegloth monster class is posted somewhere on the web, and if some where? Thanks for any help.

[erikun]

The Dread Necromancer seems to come from Heroes of Horror, which I do not think is OGL. The Draegloth (http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Draegloth) is out of Forgotten Realm, and I'm 90% sure that nothing in FR is OGL.

Also, there is always the d20 SRD (http://www.d20srd.org/) to reference for Open Game License stuff, although it does mix 3.0e with 3.5e a bit.

[Renegade Paladin]

http://www.google.com

For the non-sarcastic answer, WotC sometimes puts up classes on their website as part of book previews; you can always check and see if what you want is one of them.

[RTGoodman]

For the non-sarcastic answer, WotC sometimes puts up classes on their website as part of book previews; you can always check and see if what you want is one of them.

Exactly. For the most part they put classes and such in Preview articles, so if you're looking for them go to Google and search for "Dread Necromancer Preview site:wizards.com" or something similar (with no quotes, of course).

I don't think there's one for either of the things you want, though.

[bosssmiley]

Paizo.com do pdfs of OGL material. You might want to start your search there.

I understand that certain bad people have made out-of-print WOTC materials available elsewhere on the web. I couldn't possibly condone your using such channels though: if a thing is worth having, then it's worth paying for. :smallamused:

[Fishy]

Sadly, Wizards used the Archivist class in their free preview of Heroes of Horror, and not the Necromancer. Would that it were not so.

[jcsw]

Sadly, Wizards used the Archivist class in their free preview of Heroes of Horror, and not the Necromancer. Would that it were not so.

Yes, the horror of the Archivist should not be freely available to players who want to torment their DMs.