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Perhaps they adventure because the grass is greener on the other side of the fence? Or maybe they just have a beef with somebody? Perhaps they find themselves on the horns of a dilemma. Or their backstory could be that they are retired adventurers not quite ready to be put out to pasture. Or maybe they are epic adventurers, the creme de la creme.
I know some of those ideas are whey too cheesy, but I thought I'd milk this idea till the cows come home. So to those who claim my post is udderly inappropriate, I say.... Bull!
Perhaps they adventure because the grass is greener on the other side of the fence? Or maybe they just have a beef with somebody? Perhaps they find themselves on the horns of a dilemma. Or their backstory could be that they are retired adventurers not quite ready to be put out to pasture. Or maybe they are epic adventurers, the creme de la creme.
I know some of those ideas are whey too cheesy, but I thought I'd milk this idea till the cows come home. So to those who claim my post is udderly inappropriate, I say.... Bull!
Roast Beef, actually. And blueberry pie.
As to an all-minotaur party, good luck with that.
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Sure. Druid or Invoker (Wis/ Con), or staff wizard (Int/Con)
Fighter (Str/ Con)
Warden (Str/Con)
Warlord or Cleric (Str/Cha or Str/Int)
Barbarian (Str/Con)
I'd probably prefer the invoker for better distance attacks, and build it a bit strikerish, since the rest of the party is all about melee. This is a party that may not kill quickly, but has the durability to hold out for the long haul.
But I guess there's no use in crying over spilled milk.
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Last edited by Pbartender; 11th June 2009 at 01:49 PM..
Reason: Spurious post in the wrong thread.
The DM's best friend suggests that a cow PC should get a +2 bonus to Endurance checks to sleep standing up.
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Cow Tipping (Epic Attack) With a ferocious pounce you strike the horrendous bovine creature, and with a mighty shove you send it flying through heaven and hell, landing defeated at your feet. Angels sing hosianna to your praise, and an archangel gives you the high-five to celebrate your triumph. Kings and emperors offers you the keys to their realms, and fair maidens swoon at your feet.
Nightly - Prank
Standard Action Melee
Target: One sleeping bovine
Attack: Strength vs Fortitude
Hit: Target is knocked prone
Effect: You and all viewers in close burst 10 collapse, laughing drunkenly (save ends).
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Since they're horns, and therefore technically instruments, can a cow use its natural weapons as a Bard implement?
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