A player of mine is making a Half-Ogre character for our game this weekend using Races of Destiny (which I don't have a copy of). I'm making a timeline to incorperate campaign events and everyone's histories. Can anyone tell me what the starting age is for Half-Ogres? Thanks, it will make the timeline much easier.
A player of mine is making a Half-Ogre character for our game this weekend using Races of Destiny (which I don't have a copy of). I'm making a timeline to incorperate campaign events and everyone's histories. Can anyone tell me what the starting age is for Half-Ogres? Thanks, it will make the timeline much easier.
Starting age:
14y/o +1d4 for sorc, rog, barb +1d6 for ranger, bard, fighter, pala and +2d6 for wiz, cleric, druid, monk.
Is the Races of Destiny version different from that of Savage Species? We're using SS, but I wouldn't like to find that there is a more official version.
Jack
Thanks Teasing, appreciate it.
I'm not sure if the Half-Ogre is different from SS, but I do know it's different than the one from Dragon magazine. The RoD version has a LA of +2, while the Dragon one had a LA of +1 and higher stat bonuses (what the?). Needless to say were using the RoD version.
Is the Races of Destiny version different from that of Savage Species? We're using SS, but I wouldn't like to find that there is a more official version.
Jack
I believe Races of Destiny is more in the 3.5 (But coming out in 2004, I'm not sure) whereas I know Savage Species IS 3.0, right before 3.5 and didn't get a conversion update.
Half-Ogre difference between SS and RoD: Races of Destiny lists the LA as +2, while Savage Species went with +1...
so yes, there is a SINGLE difference. The stat adjustments are the same, in fact the entry in each book is identical apart from the Level Adjustment entry.
I believe Races of Destiny is more in the 3.5 (But coming out in 2004, I'm not sure) whereas I know Savage Species IS 3.0, right before 3.5 and didn't get a conversion update...
For what it's worth, SS was the first 3.5-compliant book (though it came out before the 3.5 core books). That led to a couple of annoying errors as 3.0 tables were referred when 3.5 rules were in effect.
BTW thanks for the info :)
Jack