Unruly |
Vegepygmies can be really nasty, especially if you're fighting them on their home turf. They may not be tough monsters, but the russet mold that creates them is seriously deadly if you're not expecting it. A DC 15 fort save vs 2 Con damage every round if you fail the initial save will kill you quick.
I ran a game last year where my players owned a silver mine. Some of their workers busted into a cavern full of russet mold and about 20 workers ended up dead. A couple days later the entire mining camp had been completely overrun by vegepygmies. The players cleared the things out, but didn't know what caused them in the first place so they just hired more workers and went back to work, repeating the cycle. When they went to clear the mold after the second time, one of the players nearly died after repeated failed saves. They were level 5 at the time.
Unruly |
If I'm not in the game, it'd be a bit like the original Alien. If I make it into the game, it would be kinda like Aliens instead. You've either got a group of guys who know nothing and get picked off, or you've got a guy who's survived this crap before and knows what's up but is packed into a group of know-nothings with weapons...
And that's assuming Trusk makes his knowledge check. If he doesn't, well, game over man! Game over!
Tie My Shöelace |
Just finished up the Players guide. Going to start working on the actual post in a while. It should be up tonight (6-7 hours).
Here is the google docs link, you can add comments wherever and I'll respond in time.
YoricksRequiem |
Just finished up the Players guide. Going to start working on the actual post in a while. It should be up tonight (6-7 hours).
Here is the google docs link, you can add comments wherever and I'll respond in time.
I don't see if you decided that Psionics came about as a result of the Experiments that created the Shifters, or if it's from elsewhere?
Tie My Shöelace |
Algar are you mixing two different archetypes for your character? I didn't think that was generally allowed.
From my understanding, the Shadow caller does not effect the eidolon mechanically, it is just a flavor effect. Unless I am mistaken I don't see why a shadow could come up and fuse with its owner. Would make for a very interesting spectacle.
I would appreciate feed-back if you get a chance.
I'll give some in depth feedback on it in the actual recruitment thread once it is up.
As far as spellbooks go is it an issue with them being made of a flimsy material or them being confiscated by the Empire? I can think of fluff ways around either one, but it is up to you. My character concept is pretty strongly for a standard wizard, both because of the backstory and because I really want to avoid multiclassing if possible.
If this is a serious problem let me know and I will start considering other options.
Firstly the spellbook would be confiscated. Secondly, it is exactly flimsy material retriction, but materials to make a spellbook would be hard to come by.
I don't see if you decided that Psionics came about as a result of the Experiments that created the Shifters, or if it's from elsewhere?
I decided psionics is a natural, yet rare, part of the world. That doesn't stop you from being experimented on though. The Empire has their hands in everything.
YoricksRequiem |
I decided psionics is a natural, yet rare, part of the world. That doesn't stop you from being experimented on though. The Empire has their hands in everything.
Okay, cool. Yeah, I'll definitely take another pass and tweak it before submitting mine for consideration. Something else I was wondering, though you may be planning to handle this already in the recruitment thread.
I'd said earlier that I wanted to hold off on my crunch since the Point Buy system was pretty dependent on how you felt about the background. Given that's the case, do you still want crunch submitted with the "bare minimum" in mind, or is it cool to just keep providing race/class/background and hold off on the crunch until one is accepted and given their Point Buy, hrm, allowance?
Tie My Shöelace |
I'd said earlier that I wanted to hold off on my crunch since the Point Buy system was pretty dependent on how you felt about the background. Given that's the case, do you still want crunch submitted with the "bare minimum" in mind, or is it cool to just keep providing race/class/background and hold off on the crunch until one is accepted and given their Point Buy, hrm, allowance?
That is indeed answered in the Official post. which just so happens to be...