About Taklishim NantanTaklishim Nantan - The grey one; Grey Wolf. The Unfettered One "Free / Unfettered / Shriven / Free-- / Dream that what is dreamed will be: / Hold eyes clasped shut until they see, / And sing the silent prophecy-- / And be / Unfettered / Shriven / Free." From--Stephen R. Donaldson, Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, The Unbeliever Male Human Shaman 1
Initiative
ABILITIES
HP: 7/7 (1d4+1d6+CONx2)
SAVING THROWS
FORCE: 15 = 20 - (Base (3) + STR (1) + progression (1))
PERCEPTION
ATTACKS
THACO (two-handed weapons): 18 (20 - (STR + progression))
Lay on hands 1/day for every 3 levels. 1d4+wis
languages: common, goblin, orc Spells / Spellcasting Spells prepared....
Prepared caster.
Spell in "prayer book" Utilizes a hide and hide painting as his book. Protection From Evil
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Range: Touch Duration: 6 turns Effect: A magical barrier around the creature touched. This spell creates an invisible magical barrier all around the target's body (less than an inch away). This barrier has two effects: Firstly, all attacks against the target of the spell suffer a -1 to their Hit rolls, and the target gains a + 1 bonus to all Saving Throws, as long as the spell lasts. Secondly, the protected person becomes resistant to mental control. If he is under the effect of a spell or magical effect that controls him, such as charm person or magic jar, he gains a new saving throw every round to resist this effect. Thirdly, “enchanted” creatures cannot even touch the target of the spell! If a magic weapon is needed to hit a creature, that creature is considered “enchanted;” likewise any creature summoned or created or controlled through magic is an enchanted creature. Note that this prohibition against coming in contact with the protected person prevents melee attacks but not attacks at range or spells cast at range. This prohibition ends if the protected person attacks an enchanted creature. The caster of the spell may cast the spell on himself as a response, but if so the spell only lasts until the end of the next combat round. Note: a creature that can be hit by a silver weapon - a lycanthrope (werecreature), for example - is not an “enchanted” creature. Likewise, though undead are often created or controlled through magic, they also sometimes are spontaneously created through evil events. If the DM decides that a group of undead were deliberately created by an evil cleric or magician, or that they are being magically controlled by someone, then they will be considered "enchanted." Otherwise undead creatures will not be considered enchanted unless they can only be hit with magic weapons. Boost Effect: Each +1 level increases the Hit penalty and Save bonus provided by 1.
Reverse: Binding
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When reversed, this spell, binding, calls into being a spirit that is bound and under the control of the caster. The creature's body will be formed out of ectoplasm, which is a kind of material created when an incorporeal creature tries to manifest physically. The spirit will appear within 30’ of the caster. This creature can be one of three types: Servant: the creature is a weak creature who will serve the caster for 1 hour (6 turns) for each level the caster has, lasting at most until the caster readies his spells again. Normally the servant is used to complete mundane tasks, but could assist the caster in combat. If sent into a battle they will fight to the death. Protector: the spell will summon a 1HD spirit. A protector spirit is much stronger than a servant spirit and will engage the enemies of the caster in battle. It will act on it's own prerogative but will attack enemies that threaten the caster first. It can also understand the caster's speech (though it cannot speak) and will follow orders if they are given. The protector spirit will remain for only 2 rounds plus one more round for every level the caster has, but will fight to the death. However, the caster can take "direct control" of the spirit by concentrating intensely; while concentrating in this way the caster cannot move or take any actions, and the concentration is broken if he is hit. Being in direct control of the spirit allows the caster to control the spirits actions as if they were his, and also prevents the spirit from leaving when the duration of the spell expires. Warrior: the spell conjures a 2HD warrior spirit. A warrior spirit is the most powerful type of spirit that the binding spell can call, and the caster uses the warrior spirit to fight his enemies. However, controlling a warrior spirit requires intense concentration (as with the protector spirit as above) so the caster cannot move or take any actions while controlling the spirit. He can direct the spirit's actions as if they are his own, and can also decide to end the spell at any time that he is controlling the spirit. However, if he loses concentration before ending the spell, the spirit becomes uncontrolled with dangerous results. A warrior spirit controlled by a magician will attack the caster if it becomes uncontrolled! Alternately, a warrior spirit called by a cleric can be tied to the cleric's life-force, so if it becomes uncontrolled it simply disappears, but the cleric loses 1-4 hp in the process. Evil clerics often use a "sacrificial victim" for this damage instead, but player characters are never allowed to do this. Note: it is possible for a person casting this spell to create a "host body" for the spirit and this can potentially make the spirit more powerful. Boost Effect: How boosting affects the spell depends on the type of spirit conjured: Servant: each +1 level increases the duration of the spell by 1 hour and conjures one additional spirit. Protector: each +1 level increases the duration of the spell by 1 round. It also conjures a more powerful spirit; each +1 increases the spirit's HD by 1. The caster can also double the total level of the spell once (including levels if added as above) to conjure 1d3 additional spirits. Only one spirit at a time may be controlled directly through intense concentration, even if multiple spirits were summoned. Warrior: each +1 level increases the spirit's HD by 2. If the spirit is tied to a life force, each +1 level also adds 1d4 to the damage taken if the spirit goes uncontrolled. Cure Light Wounds
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Range: Touch Duration: Instant Effect: Targets any one living creature This spell is used to heal living creatures. When cast it heals 2-7 hit points of damage (1d6+1). Alternately, if holy water is used as a material component, an extra 1-6 hit points may be healed (1d6), but the holy water must be used to clean the wounds and the patient must be resting; this gives the spell a casting time of one turn and the spell may not be cast during combat this way. If an undead creature or negative energy creature has this spell cast on it, the creature takes damage instead of being healed. The caster must successfully make a to-hit roll in this case. This damage is doubled if the undead creature fails a save against death. Cure spells may also be used to heal harmful conditions: One die of healing can cure temporary paralysis. Two dice of healing can cure temporary blindness. Three dice of healing can cure temporary deafness. Four dice of healing can cure disease or delay poison for 1 hour. Five dice of healing can neutralize poison. As long as a cure spell heals enough dice of damage it can be used to cure a condition instead. If a cure spell is used to cure a harmful condition, it heals no hit points of damage and only removes the condition. While temporary conditions may be cured, permanent conditions like paralysis due to spinal damage or blindness due to removal of a person's eyes cannot be healed in this way. Boost Effect: If cast at +1 level, this spell has a 60' range. Each additional boosted level beyond that allows the spell to affect one additional target. Holy water may not be used in conjunction with a boosted cure spell. Potector spirit. will allow you to continue acting on your own. The protector spirit has AC 6, 5 HP, THACO 19, move 40', and attacks once per round for 1-6 damage.
Warrior spirit. Conjuring a warrior means you cannot move or take any actions at all, but the warrior has AC 4, 9 HP, THACO 18, move 40', and attacks twice per round for 1-4 damage each hit.
Equipment 120 gold PACK C (42 GP) includes:
Leather Armor 10 gold. 20 lbs. mvmt 30, armor value +2
Sling (2) 2 gold
Handaxe (stone) tomahawk 5 gold
gold pieces remaining 0
Background: Taklishim was just another young brave coming into manhood. That is when the dreams began the pictures shown him by the coyote. Intricate paintings that he had never seen before. He tried to remember those dreams, but he could not keep all of it in his minds eye all at once. Other dreams Coyote showed him things that he needed to find, a clear stone near the water, a black stone, each day he gathered a newly revealed item, finally he completed the things and sealed them into a bag. It was then he knew how to touch and heal the wounded. Then it was known among the tribe that the great spirit had decided to favor him in this way. The shaman suggested that he try peyote and try and paint what he had seen. After several days he was able to make the hide painting and it revealed more magic to him, this ended his training. Then he had another dream showing him a great journey, he knew that the dreams were to be trusted and obeyed. Treasure
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