Hey all,
I realise ive been very busy on this forum today, thank you all for your help.
I've been looking through the downloadable character sheets and have found discrepancies between various ones. For example the character sheets for Harsk in the RotR download section has different feat progressions than the Harsk sheet that can be downloaded from the character add on decks section.
Is there a particular one that is more up to date and should therefore be used over the other?
Also in relation this characters sheets and others, are the amount of bonus feats the same, or does one have more room for progression over the other?
Thank you all
They are two separate versions of the same character.
There are at least three Harsks
Runelords
Class Deck
Wrath of the Righteous
They all have separate character progressions.
No errors.
They are two separate versions of the same character.
There are at least three Harsks
Runelords
Class Deck
Wrath of the RighteousThey all have separate character progressions.
No errors.
Ok cool, thank you.
So does this mean they would be considered different characters in their own right? (although obviously not used in the same game together)
Yes. They are essentially 3 different characters that all happened to be named Harsk. And really, noting would stop you from using all 3 together in a group other than it might feel weird to have 3 characters all named Harsk who all have a very similar (though not exactly the same) skill set.
Yes. They are essentially 3 different characters that all happened to be named Harsk. And really, noting would stop you from using all 3 together in a group other than it might feel weird to have 3 characters all named Harsk who all have a very similar (though not exactly the same) skill set.
thank you for this clarification hawkmoon!
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As someone that has played different Harsks in three adventure paths, you'll find that some characters are designed to work better within an adventure path more than others.
For instance, Rise of the Runelords and Class Deck Harsks are more general than the Harsk from Wrath of the Righteous. WotR is designed more for the banes in that Adventure Path. So when deciding which version of a character you want to play, take a look at the Adventure Path and the powers that the character has as well as the roles.