1) +2 to a random stat
2) transform into a *** ******.
3) swap gender.
4) Charecter rolls twice for initiative and takes the better result.
5) charecter is peremantly treated as if in a freezing environment.?
6) -6 to dex.
7) snake tail and poison touch.
Number 6 would have broken me.
Pyro, what did you expect? They /are/ fey.
Magic is little more then a toy to most, or it usually comes naturally. Prepared casters are rare.
I suppose I was expecting that the artifact acted in ways that I know about from my Knowledge Arcana check. For example, that in this case it has forced a permanent Beast Shape 2 change on our companion, which can be removed temporarily by Dispel Magic or permanently by Break Enchantment or something. That sort of thing.
Oh, i was referring to how they treated the deck.
Your check made sense, and i didn't doubt it.
Figuring out how to remove it will require spellcraft on the deck itself, or some time in the library.
'Twas mostly meant as some humor from me.
My humor is... Odd.
Merry Christmas everyone, hope you're having a better Christmas then i am!
If we go in and state a new number are more cards able to be drawn?
Maybe we get a chance for a new number every couple of levels?
Otherwise, that room becomes obsolete pretty quick.
Either way, are we moving on soon? Stalls like this make me nervous...
It's Christmas, I'm exuasted, and I'm still waiting on foul's action.
If i wasn't so exuasted, i would have pushed everything along a while ago.
But as it stands, I'm not likely to post till late tonight, or tomorrow.
Would training or going to the library actually do something or just story stuff I am asking only because of the light deck of many things. My actions won't change.
Do native outsiders count for our summon?
If so, I can call the listed Aasimar. :D
The library contains books on almost everything, and with a good knowledge check or a search of a specific subject, you can find most anything.
The training is a free retraining for a few people who need it because they didn't understand much of the implications of this size. The extent of what you can retrain is up to me. If it's too much, you'll have to actually pay.
For example, changing archetypes is fine, or retraining a feat.
Retraining classes, however, will take some coin.
Do native outsiders count for our summon?
If so, I can call the listed Aasimar. :D
Yes, but you can't call it, because you don't know what an assimar is.
What /can/ I call, then?
Can I just be like: "I need something really tall" and you just say what I get?
Fanz doesn't have any ranks in know planes. :/
Religion covers cleatials.
And an assimar is a part celestial /human/
You can call a celestial animal,
What can the celestial template be applied to? Celestial constructs?
And I only have a rank in know nature. Would know religion make more sense?
Not really, nature makes perfect sense for you. "holy Animal" works fine- summon an ideal version of an animal.
Celestial can be applied to any living creature that can be of good alignment.
(And very rarely, those that are not.)
"Sure why not i have got nothing else to do." He takes of his armor and sets it against a wall."so what is the first thing I need to know about the fighting style?" He questions while stretching his arms.
"It will require hours of vigorous offscreen training."
Is grass gonna respond?
Since I breathe carbon dioxide /and/ oxygen, am I immune to the slow suffocation rules?
Possibly. Only if you are capable of photosynthesis- you can't convert carbon dioxide if you aren't in sunlight.
There are so many plant things to play with! :D
Then all plants should die at sunset. Question is, with his weird metabolism, how long can he hold his 'breath'?
Also a good question.
If I were GM, I would say as normal but with no penalty for taking actions while it happens. :)
Well, that's a better question.
And honestly, if it ever comes up, I'll deal with it then.
He can hold his breath the same amount of time underwater, but as for slow suffocation (being in a small confined space until you run out of oxygen) I'll work that out should it ever become relevant.
It usually doesn't. :)
I /can/ actually cast underwater, Silenced spells and all.
I wish I didn't need material components, but I don't want to waste a feat on Eschew Materials. :/
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Then all plants should die at sunset. Question is, with his weird metabolism, how long can he hold his 'breath'?
that isn't actually how plant metabolism works
They make and store sugar furring the day and then shut almost everything down at night as they slowly burn that sugar doing one of the very few things they do that requires itGrowing/healing
You see plants arent't like animals
When we dial we still have to pump blood and run a brain and a liver and intestines and whatnot
Plants don't have most of those processes and those that they do have they don't have to work pumps in order for them to work
Can we please return to the game?
I don't want to sit trough a lecture of how plants do/don't work.
Pyro, you wanna check out the library or something?
Also, fey paper wouldn't be made of trees, but more so pressed leafy plants... Or just poofed up by conjurers, witch are responsible for creating a lot of things here.
Cool. I don't have to hate the library, then.
Just a note, Pseudo dragon is actually my size. Both a foot long. :)
It's tiny size....
Your diminutive.
You are about a foot long, but it's tail is 2 feet long...
And that means you stand 12x higher then the fey.
I think my foot is head to tail, so it's three feet long head to tail. Never mind then.
I'm about 5-6 × Fey height when standing.
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Just making sure everyone knows I'm still here.
Ok, i read pyro's post 10 times.
Could someone please explain it to me?
I'm terribly stupid.
"You have a big library and probably already have any spells I can cast in books already. I'd rather see magical theory books, possibly books about evocation."
Ah. Thank you.
aside from re-training that wood-weapon thing (witch you already did) there isn't much you can to to improve outside levels and magic items...
Heck, i think wizards and learned sorcerers are the only classes that can actually improve outside levels.
I just went ahead and redid that. I never should have had it so I just swapped for woodshape.
I don't have the money for items either.
Oracle is just kinda useless isn't it? :/
No, oracle is quite useful.
/any/ spell-caster is useful, really....
Just the only way to get better is through exp points... And by extension, killing or solving a near murderous situation peacefully.
You're just suffering from the-wizard-has-all-the-options-fear.
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no,
but they are generally most useful if optimized towards either healing or necromancy
oracles of life make for the best healers in the game without any fancy tricks
the PrC "rage prophet" is on of my favorites and requires oracle
lore oracles are interesting,
what you're experiencing is the quadraticness of casters, they kinda suck at low levels
I recently submitted a lore oracle 10/young gold dragon gestalt to a different campaign, I have high hopes for him
Oracle of the heavens = for the first 8 or 9 levels, i can knock everything unconscious for 2d4 rounds.
But still, just look at this. Why would anyone pick an oracle over a sorcerer? :/