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Steelfiredragon wrote:

less sabertooth more thundercats...

or more feral just less dead, not a fan of sabertooth....

I would like to see them like the Hani feline race from CJ Cherryh's The Pride of Chanur and it's sequels.

+2! awesome series

The weapon stat block seems to be lacking. Is this intended to be left up to the GM, or was this missed? I saw the question was asked on the Errata, but no responses were made to it, and I would like some thoughts on the subject. Thanks

@lamplighter: that's pretty much what i was figuring would be the case. The games do run a rather tight schedule when i've played. I'm not a big fan of being the center of attention in a campaign, i just like creating off the wall characters(not that i think you were implying that was my intent). I have, in fact, been talking with one of the DMs i currently run with.

@Deussu: yeah, i was considering going the scent route to overcome some of the difficulties behind it, and run it that way. how well that would work at lower levels, i don't know.

The oracle option seems the best.

@Kestler Gunner: Hey! I know! I take Dual-Cursed Oracle and do both Clouded Vision and Wasting! :) j/k

thanks for the suggestions. i will look into the blind/battle oracle. any other thoughts appreciated.

I recently started planning a blind monk/or ranger that is blind, specializing in using a bow. my question is this: would it be too much of a burden on the rest of the people at the table to deal with it, or if this seems to be something that should be left to homebrew campains? also, does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks for taking a look.