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2. Use stone shape to make a room 600 ft inside a hill (or under your home) to store your phylactery, a spare set of spellbooks, a replacement body (treated with unguent of timelessness or wearing a custom-made continuous effect gentle repose item), and possibly some spare magic items (such as a scroll of dimension door and a small bag of holding); then cast mage's private sanctum and permanency before using stone shape to fully fill in the entry passage (and all other openings). Each time you are "killed," you just need to get another replacement body after fully recovering (using dimension door to enter and exit; you can carry a corpse in the bag of holding). this is brilliant!
Well my character is already evil, but not scummy evil or kill the innocent evil. more of "ends justify the means"/he is incredoubly selfish/he's not above drowning an unconscious enemy evil. Paladin already knows that and we do have our moments of disagreement (mainly with continuing to drown unconcious enemies... seriously love aquaeous orb!) but my wizard is smart enough to let the paladin think that he will agree to what the paladin demands when it comes to lesser things, all the while working on this much grater thing (lich); and the paladin is kind of stuck working with me since my character is the last surviving original party member (thanks to some very bad rolls) and the only one with the knowledge of how to defeat the big bad we are working towards. So there wont be any change in alignment aura when I become a lich. That is an awesome idea about the phylactery of faithfulness. Are there any items that can change one's aura from evil to good? Maybe I can convince the paladin that I have changed my ways and am offering a peace gift, and he will be none the wiser that I am a lord of the undead?
Pizza Lord wrote:
sorry for the delay in response. Good ideas! One of my concerns is that the party does have a paladin. yes I know by the book rules he would lose his class abilities for even being in the same party as me without constant atonement. GM is house ruling that as long as my true identity is unknown to him he wont suffer any ill effects since we have fudged the rules for paladins anyway and they can be any good or true lawful (plan B is obviously the litch thing to do about it...). Hat of disguise or the like will obviously be used, and paizo does say that litches can prevent rot by eating and drinking like a normal person). Good call about the fear aura, I forgot about that. It could possibly be chalked up to my wizard being known as not very approachable by the huddled masses and a little infamous for his cruelty towards his enemies, but I should find a way where I could turn it off. I do admit half of my concern about my phylactory is paladin based. I dont think the GM would create an NPC party to go hunting for it. The other half is just flavor based for my character, since he obviously would want his phylactory to be as protected as possible. I do like the idea of making it too valuable for someone to want to destroy it, but it would be nice if there was a way for it to inspire greed to a sinister level (like the golden poop from American Dad or the One Ring).
Sorry if this has been asked before (almost positive at least part of it has not but I apologize if it has) but I have a 2 part request for advice:
thank you everyone for your help and sorry if this has been asked already. |