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The templates are bard, barbarian, cleric, druid, fighter, monk, paladin, ranger, rogue, sorcerer, and wizard. Like normal templates you have quick rule, and full on rebuild rules.The CR for the templates climbs as you gain HD (Max CR +3). The templates allow you to add class flavor/abilites without adding actual levels.
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The simple class templates might be my favorite thing. It opens up some cool roleplaying opputunities at my table. Thank you, whoever's idea this was :)
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Odraude wrote:
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Hargert wrote:
It will hopefully release in a little over 6 hours so not much longer to wait for the masses. Now I can work on building everyone from Firefly to show up in a game.
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Tirisfal wrote:
Adam Daigle wrote:
Mikaze wrote:
On a partially selfish note, I really really hope that "help on future books" includes god articles. Those have tended to be the first things I've read in each book that had them, going all the way back to the Desna one. :)
After drying my eyes, I selfishly asked the same thing about the deity articles. :)
The elves of Kyonin are cowards at heart. They left when the world was in danger, and will do so again. Cheliax won't intervene formally unless there's something in it for them. The Whispering Tyrant is of little threat, being sealed away. If released, he would probably see opportunity in joining the invaders, or using the tear in reality as a source of power. After Being sealed away I'm sure his batteries need charging.
And Runelords... pfft, what are sleeping tyrants to an army of the Abyss? But, perhaps the heroes who founded a nation in the River Kingdoms may be of some use. Though who knows how many in there nation are already cultists. The promise of power, wealth, consorts could turn trusted friends against them.
No very few things could stand in the way of this.
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Name of PC: Lyra
Race/Class/Level: Gnome Bard 4
Adventure: The Skinsaw Murders - Walking Scarecrows
Catalyst: Ghoul Paralysis
Story:
Spoiler:
The party arrived at Hambley Farm as the sun set. They had been told that ravenous, walking scarecrows were skulking the area. When they arrived at the farmhouse they decided to break into two teams: Team Backdoor Penetration and Team Frontal Assault.
As they went about their work inside the home, six shadows slithered out of the barn. Ghouls. They hungered to feed, and spread their infection. The party, oblivious to being hunted, continued on searching the house. Not knowing hidden inside was a creature far more powerful than simple ghouls.
Hal decided to take point and search what had to be one of the farms bedrooms. He never made inside the room. Using a simple spell he opened the door, and was greeted with the worst aroma he'd ever smelt.
Gagging from the odor he stepped outside, leaving the rest of the group in the living room. He was so busy trying to forget the smell that he never noticed the ghouls advancing on him. Three of them dashed by, and made their way into the house. The other three found the smell of half-elf delicious. He lucky managed to on get nicks and scratches from the scuffle.
In the house, Lyra (the bard) and Xy'leena (the ranger) managed to barely hear Halcyon's girlish scream from outside "IEEEEEEE!" They wondered what was going on. Lyra began to inspire courage in her teammates and moved to the open front door, and was met by one of the ghouls. Xy'leena moved to a nearby window, and watched as one of the ghouls leaped through the glass. The ghoul came crashing through, slamming the ranger into a wall, but landing face first on the floor. Lyra was scratched by a ghouls claw, and found her body was unable move. (Thus began the end of the bard).
Hal, surrounded by ghouls, took the defensive with blade and wand, hoping more of the ghouls would move on, or be destroyed by the others before he tried to strike. The ghouls oddly proved difficult to hit. Their undead nature making them too nibble, but when they were struck they crumbled easily.
Xy'leena cleared a path outside, and fought back to back with Hal. The two of them began to slowly eliminate the undying. Amethyst (the witch) sent her owl out, charged with healing energies, to make "bombing" runs on the ghouls. Monster after monster exploded as the power of life ran through their corpses.
From the bedrooms another ghoul erupted into the living room. This one was different though. Stronger, more aggressive, smarter, and adding to that was the unholy stink. The smell of death filled the room, unnerving the few watchmen that the party brought with them from town. It delivered a horrible gash to one of the guards, but luckily he avoided the creatures paralytic "poisons". Outside ghouls started to fall like trees. Xy'leena turned toward the door, and saw the stinking ghoul attacking the guards and Lyra. She rushed into the room to help, leaving Hal alone outside with the lone remaining ghoul. Hal's ghoul managed to bite, and rip into his flesh. Its paralyzing toxins running into Hal's system.
Thankfully Amethyst sent her owl on another run. The owl darted about the monster. Dodging the ghoul's claws, before laying a talon on the beast. The ghoul exploded in a shower of ichor and disease. Hal was safe. Paralyzed, but safe. And covered in gore. Back inside the house Xy'leena tried to snuff out the unlife of the stinking ghoul, but it dodged each of her blows. With a twisted look struck at the still paralyzed bard, ripping her head from her shoulders. It smiled at Xy'leena, as it lifted Lyra's head like a goblet and let the blood flow into it's mouth
