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Wow and to think in real life I listen to music almost constantly. The world is much more interesting with theme music. One of our groups fav things to do is have music. Mostly ambient but I'll sneak in a Final Fantasy Boss song or something silly like that. Basically what I'm getting at is if our world is better with Theme music why can't it be the same in your D&D world.

My fav is my D24 kinda funny looking my dm says he saw a D5 from that company that makes the "perfectly" random dice. I use D4s all the time then again I'm a magic missile mage muhahaha complete with my patent pending wounding MM. + quickened MM one hand full of d4s comming up. goal of course is innate spell then I'll be able to use them even more.

How did they party manage level 4 without deaths thus far out of curiosity?
I’m very mixed about rerolling characters without there deaths, or revamping skills/feats for that matter. I however do make small exception I had a player come in with a character into an already running campaign (Cleric Hospitaler) and after a couple of sessions we discovered that a couple feats were causing problems namely vow of peace and nonviolence. These made actually killing enemies very problematic. I let the player replace the feat tree mostly because it affected the rest of the party.
Personally I like a party made up of highly specialized versions of characters. Cleric (Healer), Dwarf Barbarian (Tank), Sun Elf Evoker /w Spellcasting Prodigy (Crazy Damage), Ninja (OK Skill monkey /w damage abilities in a pinch). I love specialized characters...

Hmm Spell Weavers don’t particularly swing toward evil for me. However they seem like since the fall of there society they have gotten more disjointed from one another I’m sure it could be quite interesting to have them breaking into alignment based factions. It seems like the PC's would be much more likely to interact with an evil spell weaver as apposed to a good one as the evil ones would be actively seeking a return to there societies grandeur at the expense of every sentient being or at the very least seeking the destruction of all sentient beings. Whereas the good ones would be much more scholarly and there racial lack of interaction with other races would make even the nicest spell weaver rather aloof.

Despite the fact that the Ninja developed from highly specialized Samurai (originally), it wasn't long before they were considered worth about as much as a horse. However there is a cool factor to ninjas silent arts that I think a pirate just cannot compete with. Ninjas are not 100% Assassins although they do excel at it they can be given marks to kill, threaten, maim or steel from very much like a rogue/thief. But the best reason I vote for ninja is the rogue ninja the one running from his entire clan or society who gets no clan assignments and his only hope is to get as far away as possible or become powerful enough to take over. Maybe his identity was discovered or the Daimyo decided the ninja clan his family has been using for a century is to big a risk and they dispatch assassins to wipe out the whole clan.