Okay, I know that he was stated up for 3.5, but has anyone seen stats for Venger for 4E? He and Warduke are two of my favorite villians and I would lov to use them in my campaign, I just don't have a lot of time to do the work.
To be honest it's not tough to make up a particular character as long as you have a lot of the concepts already done up. I'm using Warduke in my campaign but i've not yet done him up as I've set him as 20th level.
But I'd figure Venger an Epic level Wizard with a few styled spells.
But I'd figure Venger an Epic level Wizard with a few styled spells.
In 4E monster terms, Venger should probably be a controller with a very "artillery" at-will. I'll have to take a look at the monster builder when I get home. I'm sure any appropriate level soldier could be re-skinned as Warduke.
But I'd figure Venger an Epic level Wizard with a few styled spells.In 4E monster terms, Venger should probably be a controller with a very "artillery" at-will. I'll have to take a look at the monster builder when I get home. I'm sure any appropriate level soldier could be re-skinned as Warduke.
Yeah totally, but I suppose if you wanted to throw early level Venger at the group you could just build a lower level, maybe early Paragon Controller with a Contingency Ritual Cast on him so he can escape but he is still feared and respected because of the number of orcs and other powerful beings he commands. Then the group hears rumor of Venger gaining some magical power or other that has increased his abilities( made him higher level).
That way he could occur about four times in a campaign as both he and the group develope. He could also have some neat tricks up his sleeve.
After all the group in the cartoon always defeats him despite his apparent power.
He always comes back, at least until the last level.
I'd say where Venger fits into the campaign is more important than the actual stats etc. He's got to have a Fly Utility and a nightmare.
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But I'd figure Venger an Epic level Wizard with a few styled spells.In 4E monster terms, Venger should probably be a controller with a very "artillery" at-will. I'll have to take a look at the monster builder when I get home. I'm sure any appropriate level soldier could be re-skinned as Warduke.
He has top be at least 22 level, since Dritzz is 21st and I imagine Venger being more powerful than Dritzz.
But I'd figure Venger an Epic level Wizard with a few styled spells.In 4E monster terms, Venger should probably be a controller with a very "artillery" at-will. I'll have to take a look at the monster builder when I get home. I'm sure any appropriate level soldier could be re-skinned as Warduke.Yeah totally, but I suppose if you wanted to throw early level Venger at the group you could just build a lower level, maybe early Paragon Controller with a Contingency Ritual Cast on him so he can escape but he is still feared and respected because of the number of orcs and other powerful beings he commands. Then the group hears rumor of Venger gaining some magical power or other that has increased his abilities( made him higher level).
That way he could occur about four times in a campaign as both he and the group develope. He could also have some neat tricks up his sleeve.
After all the group in the cartoon always defeats him despite his apparent power.He always comes back, at least until the last level.
I'd say where Venger fits into the campaign is more important than the actual stats etc. He's got to have a Fly Utility and a nightmare.
Cool concept - but you'll never find stats for that online. Best off just making your own low level version.