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There is a lot in this that needs to be changed. What's up with all of the rogue type abilities? Sneak attack, bonuses to sleight of hand, and the random kukri proficiency? Sounds to me like you're just trying to make something you'd enjoy playing rather than something that actually makes sense.
I have 2 players that want to play children. One would be 14 and the other would be 12. What are the stats for playing a child?
He seriously believes that he can bend everybody to his will, and complains when it doesn't work. It just gets old. He's a friend who doesn't take criticism well either. He'll try to convince the party not to kill him, and if they do he'll probably complain and quit.
thanks guys. most of these were along my own thoughts, i just needed second opinions. In game we had slain an azlanti beetle and he reanimated it. upon turning into a wight he freaked and jumped on it, commanding it to burrow. Now he is underground as a wight without the ability to command the beetle :) And I don't see him slaying the elder wight anytime soon. Plus, I'm gonna have the PC's kill him. He's evil and undead, nuff said. What are the wight ability adjustments and skills?
In my most recent session, one of my players got killed by a Wight's energy drain ability, and is now becoming a Wight. It was really meant to be a bad thing but he is a necromancer and is getting all excited. He is the kind of player that plays necromancer every time and tries to take over the world and enslave everybody. What happens when a character becomes a Wight? How should I handle megalomaniacal player?
I would love to see more fey, especially from irish folklore. 1. Leprechauns
Whoa! You got problems with philosophers? Philosophers have been some of the wisest people to ever live. Socrates, Plato, Alexander the Great; all of which are far more renown and respectable than a random person posting on a message board.
I really hope the summoner is as good as anticipated. My current character is a abyssal sorcerer who summons lots of demons and such. Hopefully cross-classing will be to my benefit. I can make mud pies haha.
I have made a cavalier NPC for my campaign, and I like him very much. They make for an extremely fun antagonist. I would like to see more orders with the final product. As for the oracle, I liked it, but at higher levels I just don't think it matched up to other spellcasters. I liked the foci and curses but I would like to see a wider variety and perhaps some more unique concepts. Perhaps looking at the "flaws and merits system" used by White Wolf would provide some useful incite. |
