Has anyone converted or would be willing to help me convert the Illithid symbionts like the Mnemonicus, the Wriggler and the various living carapace armors?
That sounds like an awesome character build. I look forward to seeing what you come up with for it.
@Badbird I'd be completely open to that idea, as long as he is a very efficient swordsman and hard to hit.
I'm looking for a solid answer as to how claws gained from rage powers or Bloodlines interact with a race that naturally already has a pair of claws. For example, a Tengu with claws who is a Barbarian with the Lesser Beast Totem. Is it a straight gain of an extra set of claw attacks(4 claws total) or are the gained claws redundant. The language clearly says gains, but I'm looking for a solid RAW answer to make sure I'm not giving a character more attacks than they are supposed to have. Lesser Beast Totem: "While raging, the barbarian gains two claw attacks. These attacks are considered primary attacks and are made at the barbarian's full base attack bonus. The claws deal 1d6 points of slashing damage (1d4 if Small) plus the barbarian's Strength modifier."
What are people's thoughts on the new Spiritualist and it's archetypes? I love the flavor and concept of the class but I haven't had a chance to see what archetypes it has or how the overall mechanics work. I'm mainly wanting to know what people lile, dislike, and what are people's general thoughts on it.
Always fun to toss in a pack of Shadow Mastiffs at the party. The baying in the middle of the night to bring on the fear, slowly hearing it draw closer and closer through the woods, just when the panic truly sets in, it grows to it's loudest and then suddenly... silence. Just when the party thinks the threat has left, the shadowy hounds break through the treeline and attack.
I am needing some help on what would be the best way to take my soon-to-be-made Synthesist Summoner and optimize him within the restrictions I'm putting forward. The main evolutions and appearance I want for him are to be a 4 armed bipedal Eidolon, focusing on brutal claws, a vicious bite, and tentacle(s) to pull opponents in for the kill. His normal appearance will be that of a wizardly young man, something the rough equivalent of a "Harry Potter" like character, who transforms into a creature that looks like a nightmare mixture between a froglike face with a shark's mouth, a carapace-like bio-armor, 4 arms ending in claws, one of which I'd ideally like to have some sort of extra ability attached to it that would justify it being larger than the others, and one arm ending in a "sheath" that barbed tentacles extend from to hook and reign in targets. If unable to kill an opponent easily with his claws, he would swallow them whole. I'm probably asking for too much on something, and I know most people just attempt to max out on an many natural attacks as possible but that is not something I'm looking for on this character, but instead, having a horrific creature with different attack options(mainly bite and claws, but tentacle(s) as well would be nice for that Lovecraft/Giger kind of feel to him that I really want to give the character) With that also in mind, I would really like to either spend the feats to give him a Sorcerer bloodline to give him a Lovecraftian/Cthulhu-esque kind of vibe, or maybe a single level dip into a class that would help to increase that vibe for the character. Especially if I could couple his mad Eidolon with a familiar(Evolved Familiar to make it even creepier). Any and all suggestions are more than welcome, thanks in advance!
Ideally that is the plan, for her to get one or two strong undead pets alongside her Eidolon. I don't want to overpopulate the field too too much, but she definitely will make use of undead minions as servants.
I'm thinking Dervish Magus, a single(?) level of Gunslinger(I'm thinking Pistolero?), Nanite Sorcerer into Eldritch Knight looks like the best way to build him... Just need to settle on the actual build I want to go with. |
