Dean HS Jones wrote:
What an interesting question.
Craig Tierney wrote:
Well, let's see what I can do. I'll note that this is only the design/writing perspective, and the details of specific rules concerns are subject to your GM and decisions from developers and organized play staff. We wanted to preserve the subtle difference between tactician and solo tactics, in that tactician grants your allies the benefit of the feat (for a longer period of time), and solo tactics does not. Ex-archetypes are specifically intended to be slightly less powerful than typical members of the class (if not, what's the benefit of all that moral quandary?) and so we opted for the less powerful version. Vindy gains a smite bonus only while she has a smite in effect herself, so if the hasn't smote (smited?) anyone yet, she has no bonus to grant via Gang Up. As for multiple uses of Gang Up, it would depend on whether you can have multiple uses of smite active at one time. I defer to the standard for whether a typical paladin can have multiple smite effects in place at one time. (I'm sure that conversation must have happened somewhere.) If an archetype doesn't specifically replace or alter a class feature, it's still there; so yes, as written Vindy still has her spells.
I have a player whose character is interesting in helping a trans friend NPC acquire an elixir of sex shifting so the friend can permanently assume his gender identity. (How sweet!) But it's a 2nd-level character and the price is a bit out of his reach; he's asking if he can contribute resources instead to bring the price down. Anyone have creative suggestions on fun ingredients he can keep an eye open for to contribute toward this elixir? For context, we're in the first book of Hell's Rebels, set in Kintargo.
Hayato Ken wrote:
Ken, I understand your thoughts on darkvision - I worked very hard to keep the game fun for those characters who couldn't see.
Landon Winkler wrote:
And thanks a-many to Landon for helping me with some of the prep and planning work. When he mentioned "crazy schedules," he didn't mention that mine is among them. PDR, I hope the posts are helpful as you plan your own run! |
