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![]() Caineach wrote:
Number 1 please. smaller sets, I love being able to get a case and basically get the whole set, but that price tag is to great to repeat every 4-6 months. Now the 30-40 mini set at the same price per mini is much easier to budget for. If they continue at this price point I will have to choose between complete set of minis, or everything else, and i don't want to halve to make that choice. ![]()
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![]() gniht wrote:
The Affair might be worth while if you get a good feat. *looks around suspiciously to see if his familiar heard him* ![]()
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![]() Also I guess I should mention I'm used to groups where one caster controls, and another buffs, and I was control, He was buff the party, It actually worked quite well most of the time. Depending on party make up, abjuration may be a great or horrible choice. although conjuration does give mage armor and summon monster which are two of the best defenses you can get. ![]()
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![]() I find Abjuration, Evocation, Necromancy, and Enchantment the easiest to use as opposition schools depending on character concept and setting. For example if the campaign involves a lot of political intrigue keep enchantment its a life saver, if however its mostly fighting dragons and such, enchantment suddenly isn't so nice. At the end of the day, you can still use your opposition school spells if u really need to, so as long as that's not real often it doesn't really matter much. ![]()
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![]() I once prestidigitationed the barbarians hard earned trophy giant skunk pelt to not smell like skunk... then proceeded to use illusions to make it neon pink with purple polka-dots, as he was a color blind barbarian this took awhile for him to figure out, and as the player wasn't the fastest on the uptake, an hour later he finally realized the whole group was laughing at his character, and so I let him in on the joke. ![]()
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![]() As suggested by others, he cant do it alone, Assassins never work alone if there any good really, they are hired by someone to kill someone else, often someone who could do it themselves, but doesn't want to get there hands dirty, perhaps for political reasons, maybe they want a royal killed, because they are next in line, if they do it themselves, they certainly are not going to be welcomed in as the new royal for example. Or at least not in some civilizations. :) He is an Assassin. Killing is his profession, who hired him? Most likely if they can afford him (considering his experience), they can provide him with help avoiding detection etc. |