I would really like to see something in print...would pay more to hold it in my hands
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82. As you loot the corpse of a villain just slain by your party, you notice a single bracer on his arm, emitting a slight glow. If touched it magically clasps onto your arm, gone from the corpse. Turns out it is intelligent, and can communicate telepathically with you. First thing it tells you; till death do us part.
I recently joined an online game that uses maptools and skype. I find that it is easier to get together with them as all I have to do is turn on the computer and I am rpging, instead of packing up everything and driving someplace. The members are from three different states and have been doing this for a while (I'm a new member). It might be a way to keep gaming (assuming you want to) without have to find a local group. How did you find this group? Interested in the same thing myself...
Falchion, 2d4 + STR and a half. Crit on 18-20/x2, so on average you have the best damage minimum giving you the best average damage. My first level character does a min 11 dmg or max 37 for one attack, much better than a spell that gets used up IMO
A campaign I was in used song dragons from Faerun who was actually an ally NPC in the shape of a woman, but they are either chaotic good or chaotic neutral. They prefer life among humans, and take on human form freely. Its pg 44 in that book. Maybe use those stats and just change the description to a move devious race of dragon.
In a campaign that my Dad ran, I was a Warwolf. Basically a werewolf that stayed in wolf form permanently, but was more intelligent and dexterous than werewolf's at the expense of strength. There was also a third type of lycanthrope that was an elite nobility, the nobles ran the show in the lycanthrope nation with the Warwolf's as generals and diplomats, and the werewolf's as foot soldiers and grunts. It was all very political, always trying to advance the politics of the nobility while adventuring. My character was a warrior, then appointed diplomat to the human race colonies. it was also a very visual game where all our characters were drawn by the DM,and some scenes. One of my favorite was a female noble's castle where she basically used werewolf's with collars as slaves for manual labor but the scale and grandeur really made her feel incredibly powerful. That character saved the world a few times and went very high up in level.
I am interested, but Pantheons/physics are not an area where I can contribute. Politics/geography would be more my style, so I'll follow until that comes up. |