I don't believe I'll have an issue with any of my players being CE as an alignment. Its just the inconsistency of having 8/9 alignments being mentioned with the CE one being strangely absent as one of them pointed out while reading the player's guide.
Heya guys! I’ve noticed that Chaotic Evil isn’t listed anywhere on the table of recommendations. Any insights into how a chaotic evil character could be included? :3
Now Available for Print on Demand from DriveThruRPG! Heya Mika! Does this mean that the book looks exactly like if it was printed by you guys? I've never used DriveThruRPG so have nothing to go by. Also, is there any chance that you guys will ever consider making a Pawn Collection/Player's Guide for the older AP's? Would be an amazing addition for people like me to complete their 1E AP collection :)
I think I'm going to suggest the Will save is still needed perhaps, but I don't plan on abusing. Maybe my DM will allow it as long as its not cheesy and its thematically appropriate. Once again, thank you everyone for your input <3
Really interesting take on it. I've shown your responses to my DM and suggested that I'd even be happy to have the creatures make saving throws if he prefers. I do believe that it's as Trokarr stated with it being specified that *any* spell that targets a single creature. Either way, there's no animosity in our group and our DM rolled with it as it was a bit of a reveal for the party. Rule of Cool to keep the dice rolling and all that!
Hello all! Would love some clarification on this. The Authoritative spell metamagic states the following: 'You can alter any spell that targets a single creature to become an authoritative spell. When you cast an authoritative spell, choose one of the following activities to prohibit: move closer to you, move away from you, make a melee weapon attack, make a ranged weapon attack, cast an offensive spell, or cast a non-offensive spell. A creature that is affected by the spell and fails its saving throw against that spell (if the spell allows a saving throw to resist) cannot perform any action of the selected type on its next turn. An authoritative spell gains the lawful descriptor, and the additional effect is a mind-affecting compulsion effect.' My magus used a shocking grasp with a lesser rod of this thematically fun metamagic to prevent a big scary creature from moving away from me to chase our summoner down. Our DM wanted clarification as the group had a mini debate on whether it has to be used with a spell that has a saving throw attached or if it can be used with a spell with no save and thus, would automatically work (assuming the creature can be subjected to a mind-affecting compulsion effect. Any official statement would be perfect but also a community vibe would be appreciated :) Many thanks all! |
