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My current character;
A Haunted Oracle. The ghost doing the haunting is his still born twin brother that grew up with him anyway.
I creeped out the other players a little (not just their characters) until they got used to it.


I'm playing an Oracle with Haunted Curse and Dark Tapestry.
However the DM and I changed the semantics a little and decided I wasnt in touch with beings from beyond space, but with ghosts and other beings on the ethereal plane.
No changes to the way powers work, we just changed the visual effect of some of them and the spells I cast.
Touch of Void, for eg, isnt the cold between stars but the cold of the grave.

Due to my affliation with ghosts, I've played a little bit crazy but in calm, listening to the other side before doing anything way. Some of my actions have unsettled the other party members.
Wierd things are further fueled by my having picked up a magic eye that allows me to see things that are really there (truesight), including into the Near Ethereal (does Near Ethereal exist in PF? It was a Ravenloft thing) so I see the ghosts all the time. When I appear to be talking to myself I am just being polite and talking to the ghosts around us.

The Haunting Curse, I decided, was very specifically my twin brother, who was still born, but has grown up with me anyway. My DM went with this with gusto and it has created some interesting encounters.


Back in the distant past, during a 1st ed game, I game up with an offensive use of the Light spell.
I cannot remember (havent got books to hand right now) if the spell destroyed the item it was cast on at the end of the duration or if the DM just said it did, but he soon changed it when I started casting Light on the bad guys's armour.

Fast forward 25 years and now playing PF.
Stoneshape has seen use several times when the rouge couldnt open a door but removing the stone walls the doors were embeded in.

Reverse Gravity was cast in front of the party, whilst being charged by goons. They promptly "fell" upwards. Again with Stoneshape to create a floor of spikes for them to land on once the gravity returned to normal.

Stoneshape (again, I like this spell :) ) to keep doors closed by shaping a bar across it.

There are lots more and I may post them as I remember them.