| Ravingdork |
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The familiar talent is not a base ability, nor does it say anything about sticking around when you revert to your social identity.
So what happens? Does it simply disappear in a puff of smoke to reappear when you don your vigilante disguise? Does it stick around, losing all of its familiar powers and becoming a normal representative of its kind?
| Gisher |
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Maybe it is just supposed to be there all of the time. Seems like that could be a bit of a problem with the ol' secret identity.
"It's good to see you and your daring hedgehog familiar, Spiky Warlock. Too bad you just missed our wealthy but unadventurous patron and his perfectly ordinary hedgehog familiar. They just left five minutes ago."
| Freehold DM |
Maybe it is just supposed to be there all of the time. Seems like that could be a bit of a problem with the ol' secret identity.
"It's good to see you and your daring hedgehog familiar, Spiky Warlock. Too bad you just missed our wealthy but unadventurous patron and his perfectly ordinary hedgehog familiar. They just left five minutes ago."
ROTFLLLL
| Cthulhudrew |
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Did someone call for a Pipefox?
Of course, there's always the Hanna-Barbera route- Blue Falcon and Dynomutt, anyone?
The Morphling
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I would suggest you think about He-Man and Prince Adam, and then about Battle Cat and Cringer. Mild mannered house pet by day... Dispenser of beastie justice by night!
There is NO POSSIBLE WAY for me to love a character idea more than this. If I could switch from social to vigilante as a full round action before the level when wizards can travel between parallel universes (read: the level restriction for this is stupid), I would make a character with a Mauler familiar who transforms into a giant battle mode when his master changes.
I'm still gonna DO it. But you know. Not as hilariously.