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Ready a intensified magic missile and force a high concentration check
-2 strUsually, I make characters with a point-buy system. The Race Modifiers to my Ability Scores barely matter at all. Don't halflings get an additional -2 Str due to their size?
I started during freshmen year of high school, by my friend who also got me into MtG.
Finally something else in the central region. For the supposed "Central" region you would expect there to be more towns.
Have you taken a look at the additional settlement creation options in this book?
The Eastern region is looking a bit sparce
Gods! It took me 3 hours, but I'm finally done with my first settlement
Pearl-by-the-Sea
Marketplace
Pearl-by-the-Sea is a large town situated by the sea in the Eastern region, surrounded by vast amounts of graceful nature. The town was founded by as a penal colony but Elisandra de Salazar turned it into a profitable, if shady tourist town. The vast majority of the population are either debtors, indentured servants, or slaves. These citizenry are used to please and pleasure any well-paying guests that stay in the town. Elisandra ruthlessly suppresses political dissidents and keeps order in the town with her spy network and the heartless if not greedy guards. The citizens of Pearl-by-the-Sea for the most part, mind their own business so that they won't harassed by guards or get a visit at night. The town has strict laws in order to combat the crime, but it is having little effect on the rampant corruption with the officials. The silent spy network of Pearl-by-the-Sea is run by Roy Carrington who is always looking for eyes and ears around the town; occasionally he requires the odd knife. The citizens of the town are petrified by the spy network and keep to themselves in hopes of not drawing the attention of the mysterious and enigmatic spies. The town has a small harbor run by Lucilla Gales who keeps track of the customs entering and exiting via the waterways. Lucilla is the only person in town to sell and repair ships. She commands the town's flotilla and it's patrolling duties. Horace Wilderby is a private investigator trying to bring Good to a troubled town. Most citizens trust him with far more confidence then they do with the town guard. With a higher level of crime coupled with crooked officials, many cases remain unsolved and the citizenry are in desperate need of justice. Those who work under Horace motivated but untrained; most who come to work for him don't last long. He is looking for a group of competent individuals who are able to survive and being justice to the town.
Hey OP can we can some additional information such as : The other party members, any NPCs that will help, your spell list?
Any updates?
Do they not cast any spells? you need 16 int at level 11 to cast your spells Pre-errata SWD used Con for casting spells
You could make his stat generation method 3d6 Straight down.
You could throw some misfortunes upon his character such as having a bucket of monster bait fall on him and later have the monsters gang up on him. You could also find out what types of characters he likes (divine, mages, rouges, fighter-men) and disallow some options.
Starship Trooper types of adventures.
Set course for the ! To Aroden's resting place we seek!
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This should be in the gamer talk forum
Now to make an actual post, Errata. I don't like Paizo's erratas since it usually nerfs options to the Ninth Layer of Hell where Asmodeus resides. One could argue that some options were too powerful, but nothing deserves that level of destruction. They might as well left those options out of print.
Originally, I thought staves were overpriced magical walking sticks, but after seeing some of these cool custom staves, I'm convinced that staves aren't just magical firewood.
It's pretty much impossible to describe anyone without being offensive. :PNo, it's actually very easy not to if you actually put forth effort. That's impossible because Offense is always taken, not given. Someone will always be offended by something.
Neither does the new Jingasa. Because you probably used it on the greataxe wielding cyclops a few levels back. Yeah, because negating a crit is soooo going to protect you or others from dying to a non critical attack.
Under what timeframe did these crit deaths take place?
The Talisman are one use only as well, and also require you to actually die. Meaning you fall, ending whatever other effects you had on you, and then have to spend your next full action picking up your stuff and standing up.I'd rather take a lesser talisman of Life's Breath that will res me than a one use only, negate a critical.The item's name doesn't make sense anymore. As Fortunate indicated the luck bonus.And negating a deathblow isn't fortunate? How often are you to die to a critical? Because the strength of a critical and the frequency of a critical have an inverse relationship: either you do tons more bonus damage, or you do them more often.
The item's name doesn't make sense anymore. As Fortunate indicated the luck bonus.And negating a deathblow isn't fortunate? I'd rather take a lesser talisman of Life's Breath that will res me than a one use only, negate a critical.
Yeah, it's broken for me too.
Two words;Circle Strafe
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Nice to see that things are looking up for you.
I think if the armor was a different color, she would look like a crow.Oh? *slowly claps*
I think if the armor was a different color, she would look like a crow.Did you drink too much cough medicine earlier? A crow is a nickname for a member of the Night's Watch
I think if the armor was a different color, she would look like a crow.
ThirdedTarkXT, can I get a copy of that spiel? I didn't screencap it before it was deleted.Second. Forthed
Give it a few days. It was a pretty good site. They may come back. It's been down for months.
Ramirez!
As far as homebrew goes that's the best I've come up with. I just took a glance at it and it looks great, I just might use it in my own games. Thank you for taking your own time to come up with these cool little abilties. :)
The permablindness only works when they're within 30ft and also, Why would they need crits?
*facepalm*
You don't have to do a voice if you don't want to. Not all of us have the voices of angels though, sometimes I speak a bit differently during important conversations to what happens and to taunt the BB. I occasionally try to make my voice feminine if I'm playing a female character but again, you don't have to. Also a bit a tangent but, I also have a friend who can make a spot on "Valley Girl" voice and the fact that it's so accurate makes it creepy.
Wow, you have a lot of time on your hands.I am about to run a campaign where in the beginning the PC's could have a variety of different jobs in a frontier. Part of me hopes that your players wouldn't go that low, but another part wants to see the hilarity that ensures.
Dust of dryness for me |