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Is it possible for a PC to take..let's say....Summoner class with the archetype of Master Summoner, could he take two levels in Master Summoner then Take 3 levels in regular summoner?
Charge it and hand it to an antipaladin/shadow dancer. That is actually a great idea, someone else said it but I didn't really consider it, I could make two characters, Battle Cleric and a Shadow Dancer. Thanks Skylar and Dominus!
Hurm. I'd advise just a battle cleric of some kind, or an Antipaladin with Quick Channel. If you can, try to add TWF for more attacks and more negative levels. I know this isn't what I oringinally asked, but do you have an idea of what level this character should be? Don't worry about equipment costs, most of this stuff is handed down from his father.
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LOL, that is a funny idea, but I would actually like to wield this thing...
One of the thing's I'd like to know is if you have any way to decrease the action cost of your channel, otherwise this can be very annoying to activate. You could do this feat.
The spell states: "including living creatures that weigh as much as 20 pounds." Any chance your dino is 20 pounds or less? :3
Rogue for some sneak attack and if you have greater invisibility, the one where you can attack and stay invisible when attacking is cool Shadowdancer maybe? An evil Cleric with a black magic scythe that drains your life is very thematic though. Yes it is (Temple Champion gives you one Blessings, and the major blessing of Death allows you to deal an extra negative level a turn). I do like that idea, but I have a hard time playing paladins considering I do a lot of random actions. I would have to take extra caution to follow the paladin's code
I'm making a new character for fun and I've picked some items/feats/enhancements put on him. I need some advice on what items I should leave out. I also need tips on what to use. Here are the items/enchantments I have found, and if you look at them you can get a general idea of what I'm trying to do: Nightmare Boots
(I made another thread because I forgot to add a part to my other thread, so this one is more items orientated while the other one revolves around the class)
I'm making a new character for fun and I've picked some items/feats/enhancements put on him. I need some advice on what items I should leave out. I also need tips on what to use. I'm considering making him a Level 10 Shadowdancer. What other classes should I make him be? I really want to use a Void Scythe...so would I need to take some levels in cleric? Here are the items/enchantments I have found, and if you look at them you can get a general idea of what I'm trying to do: Nightmare Boots
(I made another thread because I felt my last one was being ignored...and I don't like to bump my topics more than once...)
Making a character just for fun, and I'm looking through some items and I think, "Huh, that's a pretty cool weapon." So I look through possible options for a class that can wield it and so far I'm not having much luck. I was thinking a Cleric level that has at least a 3d6 channel and a shadowdancer prestige class. I'm considering making this a boss character later on in a custom quest I am making.
I'm in Lucedale, Mississippi! I haven't played in forever, and could use some refreshers, but other than that, if I could find a way to get there, I would come, if not, you could always find a way for people to skype in or something like that.
Tattooed witch might work, I think there are weapon tattoos, as well as a familiar tattoo and spell tattoos. Correct I just was making sure I wasn't incorrect about this.
Different combat styles, it's how she fights, I'm making this for a questline, I GM games for my friends, and this will be their guide of sorts, those two things are actually really great ideas, have any more? :3
Oracle seems like a good class? I was planning this godlike character to summon weapons and constantly change weapons in battle. So dual class unless I can get a better idea.
I know that I was wondering if there was something similiar.
There is a magic item that does something similar (Marvelous Pigments), but requires you to paint on a surface. That works well since I can just carry empty scrolls around. Also, does anyone know of the tattoo that allows you to summon items by pulling them off or something like that?
I'm making a godlike character that is from one of my RPs that I do (non D&D) and she can bend time and space. So one of the thing she can do is paint in midair and have the object become solid. Is there anything like that? That can allow me to just summon weapons at will?
So I am making a D&D character for my character I use in other role plays. I need tips on what to do for her, I haven't played in awhile, I GM'd a short quest for my friend but that was awhile ago. So I need refreshed. I can use most sources for this character build. I will most likely have to make a custom race for this since it's a Kitsune with wings :/. Rose Solaire is a 14 year old girl who doesn't really know she's a kitsune. I will probably get bashed on for posting this for being a noob :/. she uses a katana for her main weapon. I don't really know what to post here. what I do know I have to do for this character is this: Gliding wings for the custom race
I need to figure out what I need to make her a real character, so let's start off simple: What class?
I have most of the backstory and I can deal with equipment.
EDIT: She is an agile fighter (idk if that helps) (so most likely a damaging fighter class or ninja or something idk) |
