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I may be wrong, but you have 2 belts listed.. belt of physical prowess, and heavyload belt.. can you wear 2 belts? Instead of the heavyload belt, just cast ant haul? Unless you somehow can have 2 belt slots..

Ya I read it and figured that was the case, just wanted to be sure. Playing a campaign and a party member just raised someone we killed as a zombie. Think he was better off raising one of the dogs that was apart of the combat.

Looks like raising anything that only has class levels is a bit of a waste if you're looking to get good use out of it aince it'd only ever be a 2HD creature regardless what lvl you are

Just looking for a quick clearification.

If I understand this right, and that is why I'm asking to ensure I do.

Animating a level 10 class, regardless, cleric, thief etc, as a zombie, makes it effectively a 2HD zombie, starts at 1 and gains +1 for being small/medium? But, raising lets say a Hill Giant, which is a 10HD, large creature, would turn it into a 12HD zombie? Starts at 10 gains +2 for being Large?

I think thats correct. Now, what about a 10HD Giant, with 3 class lvls. Would that be 10 + 1 + 2 for 13HD? Just as an example, dunno if youd ever come across something like that, but doesn't hurt to know how it's determined..

Since I don't see it mentioned, I assume you need the spell or feat, Command Undead? Don't see anything in the word saying they are under your control, just that you create them.. or am I just missing/assuming they don't start under your control?

I guess it depends on the AP and what else he's doing...

But in the Shackles game I played, I had a Neutral Evil, Sanguine Sorcerer. He drinks blood, worships Urgothua(sp) and is trying to raise an undead army for more pirate crews(although onyx gems seem to be beyond rare), and has even tied down and sacrificed aka gutted, a crew member to see if blood would open something in a dungeon, as sell as used crew members to test ahead and see if there were any traps.

Im playing a Chaotic Evil, Antipaladin in Hell's Vengeance. I busted down a gate, killed a dog, and then killed the guy who owned the place and robbed him(We were suppose to avoid killing if possible), has intimidated anyone that puts up a resistance or fuss and thats only the first session. But has also avoided killing when unnecessary to avoid legal issues or causing too many problems. I haven't gotten into his kidnapping and murders, or beastality... He worships Lamasthu, took profession Midwife, plans on kidnapping, killing, and disguising himself as those midwives and bringing more Monsters into existence. I also plan on getting a specific Lamashtu magic head item, that allows me to interbreed with animals, just to make it even more twisted and please his God.

I dont know what Greyhawk is like as I haven't played it, but Im assuming not evil... typically both of the GMs I play with set up a character creation guide line. Listing what races, classes are available, if certain archetypes are allowed or not. What alignments are available. If the player is doing things just to cause issues or going completely against the theme of the adventure, then I think it's up to the GM to correct it.

Personally I see nothing wrong with the 'sins' but again it depends on the flavor of the character, RP, and adventure. Me and my group are also quitw twisted at times as well.

If a weapon bonded with a fiendish spirit is destroyed, the antipaladin loses the use of this ability for 30 days, or until he gains a level, whichever comes first. During this 30-day period, the antipaladin takes a –1 penalty on attack and weapon damage rolls.

Thats what happens if its destroyed. You lose the ability for 30 days and -1 hit dam. After 30 days you're good to go.... think you're mistaken

also keep in mind that if you go with the weapon your stuck with that one perticular weapon forever so if your party finds a nice +3(insert nice other enchantments here) weapon that you could use you woundt beable to use your weapon boon ability

Uh... where do you see that? Its a standard action to give your weapon the boon. If the weapon that is bonded is destroyed, you lose the use of the ability to call it for 30 days and suffer a -1 hit/dam. If you read the faq, a Paladin can expend 2 uses of his divine bond to infuse 2 weapons or both sides of a double weapon.. i assume an Antipaladin can essentially do the same as well

Going by that, if during an adventure, we find a +3 Greatsword, I can take it then and there, use it, and next fight if I have any uses of my ability still, call my boon to that new weapon

The alternate tiefling ability youre talking about is only channeled energy as well, so touch of corruption wont heal you :(