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It would be cool to see Tahl, Mulissu and Iua stats sometime. That was a brutal fight. It looked bad for our heroes. I'm so glad no one was permanently killed.
__________________ Aileen E. Miles
shadowlord@white-wolf.com
You weren't kidding when you said Eadric was rolling good and Ainhorr was rolling poorly. What a time to blow an opposed attack roll. +25 (buffed to +30 or so?) vs +42 and the balor blew it. Go Good Guys Go Good Guys GO!
Yes! He certainly is....Reminds me of that classic picture on the cover of "Paladin in Hell" and in the 1st edition Player's Handbook--the one with the paladin in full plate hacking away at devils.
What a time to blow an opposed attack roll. +25 (buffed to +30 or so?) vs +42 and the balor blew it.
I think Eadric buffs to +36 when he's got Holy Sword and the Strength Domain ability running (for all of 1 round).
Marc moaned at me yesterday about the smite, incidentally. I was way off - the damage should have been colossal. He rolled a 6
(6 +5 (Holy Sword) +15 (Str Bonus) +15 (Smite)) x2 (vs. Evil) x2(Crit) = 164 points of damage. There was a lot happening, and I forgot to factor in the x2 vs evil for Holy Sword.
Oops.
Oh well, no-one's perfect. Ainhorr had to save vs. massive damage in any case. If Eadric had dedicated 2 feats to Extra Smitings, even on an average set of rolls which included 1 crit, he could easily have finished Ainhorr off in a round, which is a kind of scary thought...
Anyway...
Iua
Half-Human / Half-Air Elemental Female Fighter 7 / Duelist 9; medium sized outsider (human); HD 16d10 + 48; hps 140; Init +15 (+9 Dex, +4 Improved, +2 Reaction); Speed 30 ft; AC 30 (+4 Shield, +9 Dex, +4 Natural, +3 Canny); Attack: BAB +16/+11/+6/+1; +28/+28/+23/+18/+13 (Magical Rapier); Dmg 1d6 +5 +2d6 (15-20/x2); SV Fort +11, Ref +19, Will +6; Str 13, Dex 23 (29), Con 17, Int 19, Wis 13, Cha 16
Special Abilities: Canny Defense, Precise Strike (+2d6), Enhanced Mobility (additional +4 vs AoOs), Grace (+2 Ref Saves), Acrobatic Attack, Elaborate Parry (+9 AC if Fighting Defensively), Improved Reaction (+2 Initiative), Deflect Arrows.
Half-Elemental Qualities: Natural Armour +1, Immune to Disease and Cold, +4 Racial Save vs Poison, Spell-Like Abilities: 1/day- Obscuring Mist, Wind Wall, Gaseous Firm, Air Walk, Control Winds, Chain Lightning, Control Weather, Whirlwind.
Magic Items:
Gloves of Dexterity +6
Amulet of Natural Armour +4
Ring of Invisibility
Medallion of Thoughts
+2 Vampiric Rapier of Speed
+3 Buckler
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(6 +5 (Holy Sword) +15 (Str Bonus) +15 (Smite)) x2 (vs. Evil) x2(Crit) = 164 points of damage. There was a lot happening, and I forgot to factor in the x2 vs evil for Holy Sword.
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Well then Ainhorr has 82hpts less than you thought he had. Maybe the celestial hosts or the PCs can track him down and finish him?
Well, unless you've house-ruled otherwise, remember that multipliers act a little less aggressively when there's more than one of them. 2 x2 multipliers equal a x3 multiplier, not a x4. (PH, pg. 275) Technically, that'd be 123 points of damage; not quite as way off, and you didn't screw poor Eadric as much as you thought you might have.
And although I hope it's not too much added pressure to have one more reader request heaped on you, one of these days I'd really like to see the unique spells of Mulissu's that Iua was using to bribe Mostin. I can sort of guess that some of them might be variations on other spells (Mulissu's Ultimate Plasma Evocation being a lightning variant of meteor swarm, maybe?), but the names are just so evocative that I can't help but wonder.
(Plus, my wife (who reads the Heretic story faithfully) is becoming more and more tempted to go for an elemental savant (air) in my home game, and I imagine having the extra goods to tempt her with would seal the deal.)
(edit: got the page number wrong...)
Thanks again for such an excellent story, at any rate. It's wonderful to have a regular source of good new fantasy reading at hand.
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CCP NA/White Wolf Publishing
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2 x2 multipliers equal a x3 multiplier, not a x4. (PH, pg. 175) Technically, that'd be 123 points of damage; not quite as way off, and you didn't screw poor Eadric as much as you thought you might have.
Hey, you're right. Marc, stop trying to scare me. And besides, you roll the dice - its your job, anyway.
Thanks for the updates, Sep. I'm glad to see some high-level 3e at work, from a systemic POV (in addition to the excellent storytelling, of course), since I'm starting to work up some high-level NPCs for Greyhawk. Having some good examples to work from is a big help =)
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Thanks for posting Iua. She's interesting. I was expecting an Air Genasi with some levels of sorcerer to give her the additional air-type powers she's used. A half-elemental is quite a bit more powerful, but since she's not a PC it doesn't really matter and she can put all her levels into fighter and duelist so she can kick Ortwin's ass!
I mean, I like Ortwin, but it's always nice to see an arrogant braggart get their comeuppance, especially when it's at the hands of a cool and competent woman.
__________________ Aileen E. Miles
shadowlord@white-wolf.com
Any feedback appreciated, especially wrt. spells. They haven't been playtested, but they feel about right - I'm certainly open to suggestions, though.
I've got a real problem with Epic Level Spell development costs - and I don't hold with the general gold=magic equation anyway. They are also very quick to develop. I thought about making a new formula, but I'll probably just wing it on an ad hoc basis. If it feels about right, then I'll go with it.
Mulissu
Human Cleric 1 / Wizard (Evoker) 9 / Elemental Savant 11; medium sized humanoid (Elemental); HD 1d8+2 plus 9d4+18 plus 11d4+22; hps 101; Init +4 (+4 Dex); Speed 30 ft, Fly 100 ft. (Perfect); AC 26 (+5 Dex, +5 Natural, +6 Deflection); Attack: BAB: +9/+4; +11/+6 (+1 Dagger) Dmg: 1d4+1 (18-20/x2) (Dagger), SV Fort +10, Ref +10, Will +21; AL CN(G Tendencies); Str 10, Dex 19, Con 14, Int 28 (34), Wis 16 (22) , Cha 17.
Age bonuses and penalties in effect for 39 year old human.
Intelligence includes a +5 inherent bonus.
Dexterity includes a +2 inherent bonus.
Special Abilities: Immune to Magical Sleep Effects, Darkvision 60 ft., Immune to Paralysis, Immune to Stunning, Elemental Focus (+4 on Save DC vs Electrical Attacks), Elemental Penetration (+3 on checks to beat SR if using Electricity), Elemental Perfection (Elemental Form, Air Mastery, Whirlwind, Not Subject to Critical Hits. Acid/Earth Vulnerability.). Immunity to Electricity.
Cleric Spells: 3 x 1st level, +1 Domain (Air and Knowledge) per day.
Wizard Spells: 4/7/7/7/7/6/6/5/5/3 per day. Specialty: Evocation (+1 spell/level/day). Prohibited: Abjuration and Illusion.
The Save DCs against Mulissu’s spells are 22 + Spell Level, 26+ Spell Level for spells with the Electrical descriptor, 26 + Spell Level for Evocations, and 30+ Spell Level for Electrical Evocations.
Known:
0lvl: All nonprohibited PHB Cantrips.
1st Level: (Conj) Mage Armour, Mount, Summon Monster I, Unseen Servant; (Div) Comprehend Languages, Identify, Know Protections, True Strike; (Ench) Charm Person, Hypnotism, Sleep; (Evoc) Arcane Bolt, Flame Streak, Force Wave, Lesser Fire Orb, Lesser Electric Orb, Lesser Sonic Orb, Magic Missile, Tenser’s Foating Disc; (Necro) Cause Fear, Chill Touch, Ray of Enfeeblement, Spirit Worm; (Trans) Animate Rope, Burning Hands, Chromatic Orb, Enlarge, Erase, Expeditious Retreat, Jump, Low-Light Vision, Magic Weapon, Message, Reduce, Scatterspray, Shocking Grasp, Spider Climb.
2nd Level: (Conj) Choke, Fog Cloud, Glitterdust, Ice Knife, Summon Monster II, Summon Swarm, Web; (Div) Detect Thoughts, Locate Object, See Invisibility, Understand Object; (Ench) Indifference, Mindless Rage, Tasha’s Hideous Laughter; (Evoc) Cloud of Bewilderment, Combust, Continual Flame, Darkness, Daylight, Flame Dagger, Flaming Sphere, Force Ladder, Gedlee’s Electric Hoop, Shatter; (Necro) Command Undead, Death Armour, False Life, Ghoul Touch, Life Bolt, Scare, Shroud of Undeath, Spectral Hand; (Trans) Alter Self, Blindness/Deafness, Bull’s Strength, Cat’s Grace, Darkvision, Endurance, Fox’s Cunning, Knock, Levitate, Mirror Image, Owl’s Wisdom, Pyrotechnics, Rope Trick, Whispering Wind.
4th Level: (Conj) Ethereal Mount, Evard’s Black Tentacles, Leomund’s Secure Shelter, Minor Creation, Summon Monster IV; (Div) Arcane Eye, Detect Scrying, Zone of Revelation; (Ench) Charm Monster, Confusion, Emotion, Lesser Geas; (Evoc) Cold Orb, Electric Orb, Explosive Cascade, Fire Shield, Fire Orb, Ice Storm, Mordenkainen’s Force Missiles, Otiluke’s Resilient Sphere, Shout, Sonic Orb, Thunderlance, Wall of Fire, Wall of Ine; (Necro) Contagion, Enervation, Fear, Negative Energy Wave; (Trans) Attune Form, Bestow Curse, Dimension Door, Fire Stride, Improved Cat’s Grace, Improved Eagle’s Splendour, Improved Fox’s Cunning, Improved Owl’s Wisdom, Mass Darkvision, Polymorph Self, Polymorph Other, Rary’s Mnemonic Enhancer, Scramble Portal, Spell Enhancer.
5th Level: (Conj) Cloudkill, Lesser Planar Binding, Major Creation, Summon Monster V, Wall of Iron, Wall of Stone; (Div) Contact Other Plane; Prying Eyes, Rary’s Telepathic Bond; (Ench) Feeblemind, Hold Monster, Mind Fog; (Evoc) Ball Lightning, Cone of Cold, Firebrand, Sending, Tenser’s Destructive Resonance, Wall of Force; (Necro) Animate Dead, Kiss of the Vampire, Magic Jar, Spiritwall; (Trans) Fabricate, Ghostform, Passwall, Telekinesis, Teleport, Transmute Mud to Rock, Transmute Rock to Mud, Xorn Movement; (Univ) Permanency.
6th Level: (Conj) Fire Spiders, Planar Binding, Summon Monster VI; (Div) Analyse Dweomer, True Seeing; (Ench) Geas/Quest, Mass Suggestion; (Evoc) Cacophonic Shield, Chain Lightning, Contingency, Otiluke’s Freezing Sphere, Prismatic Eye; (Necro) Circle of Death, Trollish Fortitude; (Trans) Control Water, Control Weather, Disintegrate, Energy Transformation Field, Eyebite, Fiendform, Flesh to Stone, Hardening, Make Manifest, Mass Fly, Mass Haste, Move Earth, Stone to Flesh, Tenser’s Transformation.
7th Level: (Conj) Mordenkainen’s Magnificent Mansion, Power Wod Stun, Summon Monster VII; (Div) Greater Scrying, Vision; (Ench) Insanity; (Evoc) Bigby’s Grasping Hand, Delayed Blast Fireball, Forcecage, Great Thunderclap, Prismatic Spray, Reality Maelstrom; (Necro) Control Undead, Finger of Death; (Trans) Elemental Body, Ethereal Jaunt, Mass Teleport, Plane Shift, Reverse Gravity, Statue, Teleport Without Error; (Univ) Limited Wish.
8th Level: (Conj) Greater Planar Binding, Incendiary Cloud, Maze; (Div) Discern Location; (Ench) Binding, Demand; (Evoc) Bigby’s Clenched Fist, Flensing, Great Shout, Sunburst; (Necro) Clone, Horrid Wilting; (Trans) Etherealness, Mass Manifest, Polymorph any Object; (Univ) Symbol
The Sapphire of Mutable Coruscations
Ring of Protection +6
Amulet of Natural Armour +5
Crystal Ball with Telepathy
Mostin’s Metamorphic Apparatus
+1 Shocking Burst Rapier
2 Gloves of Storing
Ring of Spellcraftiness (adds +30 to Spellcraft skill checks)
Mostin’s Pseudonatural Helper
+1 Dagger
Folding Boat
Periapt of Wisdom +6
Obsidian Steed
Bag of Holding (IV)
Scrolls to the Value of 75,000 gp: these include duplicates of her original spells, and a number of spells from banned schools (Illusion, Abjuration) which are maintained for trade value.
The Sapphire of Mutable Coruscations is a perfectly spherical gemstone the size of a walnut, which can be seen to swirl with all shades of blue, yellow and white. Its origins are unknown, but it was known to be coveted by the Xorn King Krygnasz before falling into the hands of Mulissu.
The Sapphire grants its owner a +6 enhancement bonus to intelligence, and allows him or her to summon an Elder Air Elemental of maximum hit points once per day. The Elemental serves unfailingly for a period of one hour. Once per week, the Sapphire can be used to invoke a Prismatic Sphere. All spell abilities are at 20th level where appropriate.
Unique Spells:
Mulissu’s Quasi-Elemental Transformation
Transmutation
Level: Sor/Wiz 9
Components: V,S
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Personal
Target: You
Duration: 1 round/level
This spell transforms the spellcaster’s body into radiant ionized energy which has a number of different effects.
- The Caster gains damage reduction of 30/+3 for the duration of the spell.
- He or she can fly at a Speed of 150ft. with perfect maneuverability.
- Untended combustible items which come into contact with the caster are ignited. With a touch, the caster may melt metals with the boiling point of lead or gold in one round. Iron or steel begins to redden after one round, becomes white-hot after three rounds, and melts at the end of five rounds. One cubic foot per caster level may be affected.
- The Caster continually sheds light equivalent to a ‘Daylight’ spell in a 60 ft. radius.
- The Caster becomes immune to all fire, electrical and positive energy effects (including magical healing), and immune to deafness, blindness, ability score damage, disease, drowning, poison, stunning, critical hits and death from massive damage. He or she takes normal damage from acid and sonic attacks, and double damage from water and cold based attacks on a failed save. He or she suffers a –4 penalty on saves against energy draining or enervation attacks. The Caster becomes immune to attacks which target physiological or respiratory systems, as he or she possesses neither. He or she is considered to have an effective mass of zero, negating spells such as ‘Reverse Gravity’ which might target him or her.
- He or she cannot cast spells for the duration of the Transformation but, as a standard action, may make an electrical ranged or melee touch attack which deals 3d6 points of damage plus one point per caster level (maximum +25). The attack has a range of 100ft. + 10ft. per caster level.
Mulissu’s Ultimate Plasma Evocation
Evocation [Electricity]
Level: Sor/Wiz 9
Components: V,S
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Close (30 ft.)(see text)
Effect: 30 ft. radius burst centred on you
Duration: Instantaneous
Saving Throw: Reflex half and Fortitude negates (see below)
The caster’s body becomes a living conduit for immense plasma energies, which are expressed as a burst of electrical energy which radiates instantaneously from the caster’s person.
Creatures caught within the blast area sustain 1d8 points per caster level (max 25d8) of electricity damage: a successful Reflex Save halves the damage.
Furthermore, the shockwave generated by the Ultimate Plasma Evocation is sufficient to knock creatures of Large size or smaller prone, or blow creatures of Medium size or smaller away unless they make successful Fortitude Saves against the spell. Creatures who are blown away are thrown back 1d4x10 feet, fall prone and sustain 1d4 points of subdual damage per 10 feet thrown.
Mulissu’s Instantaneous Elemental Tempest
Conjuration (Summoning) [Air]
Level: Sor/Wiz 9
Components: V,S
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: One mile (see text)
Effect: 20 ft. radius centred on you, 10 ft./level radius centred on you and a one mile radius, centred on you (see text)
Duration: Concentration (maximum 4 rounds)
Saving Throw: See text
Spell Resistance: Yes (see text)
This spell creates a potent zone of magical cyclonic activity with a radius of one mile centred on the caster. Three distinct regions exist within the Elemental Tempest, as the power of the spell increases towards the centre.
- The tertiary zone, which extends out to the full one mile limit, is characterized by hurricane-force winds which render normal missile attacks useless and cause siege weapons to incur a penalty of –8 on attack rolls. Medium-sized or smaller creatures are blown away, large creatures are knocked down and huge creatures are checked unless they succeed at a Fortitude save with a DC of 20.
- The secondary zone, which extends up to 20ft. per caster level, is characterized by all of the above effects, and, in addition, is shot through by lightning. Every round that a creature stays within the secondary zone, he or she is 50% likely to be struck by lightning and suffer 1d6 dice of damage (d6s). A successful reflex save halves the amount of damage sustained.
- The primary zone, with a radius of 20ft., is an area of intense electromagnetic activity, and is characterized by plasma vortices, unusual lightning phenomena, and bizarre atmospheric conditions. Whilst neither the conditions of the tertiary nor secondary zones prevail within the primary zone, it has its own dangers. Creatures within the primary zone sustain 1d8 points of electrical damage +1 point per caster level (max +25) every round, with no saving throw allowed.
Mulissu’s Holocaust of Lightning (In Development)
Evocation [Electricity]
Spellcraft DC: 69
Components: V,S
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 600 ft
Area: 100 ft. radius sphere
Duration: Instantaneous
Saving Throw: Reflex half
Spell Resistance: Yes
To Develop: 621,000 gp; 13 days; 24,840 XP. Seed: Energy (Electricity)(DC19). Factors: 1 action casting time (+20 DC), increase range by 100% (+2 DC), change area to 20-ft. radius (+2 DC), increase area by 400% (+16 DC), increase damage to 40d6 (+60 DC), specialist school (-5 DC), elemental speciality (ad hoc –5 DC). Mitigating factors: 20d6 Backlash (-20 DC), burn 2000 XP (-20 DC).
The first of the ‘New Wave’ of Mulissu’s spells…
Notes:
What can I say? Mulissu is everyone’s favourite NPC.
I have lots of problems with the epic spell system. I wish the whole thing could be reworked.
But if you are using it, might as well take advantage of the loopholes. Something the example spells don't do- they do things the hard way. Not the way someone with a 28 Intelligence and a 66 spellcraft would do it. (BTW Broccli_Head- the ring of spellcraftiness is what gives Mulissu that extra +30)
For instance, she should increase the dice size up to d20 (+40 DC) and add only +10d6 to the damage (+20 DC). This gives 20d20 (avg 210 hp damage, 105 on a save) instead of 40d6 (140 damage, 70 on a save).
For instance, she should increase the dice size up to d20 (+40 DC) and add only +10d6 to the damage (+20 DC). This gives 20d20 (avg 210 hp damage, 105 on a save) instead of 40d6 (140 damage, 70 on a save).
Good point, and, actually the kind of "whoomph" I was expecting from a DC69 spell.
So much of the epic spell system is intuitive - not a bad thing, necessarily, and it kind of encourages the DM to be conscious of possible abuses and/or failures to exploit the system to a reasonable degree. But I feel that it might put too much responsibility on the DM - and its not often that I say that. The possibilities for game-breaking spells are actually just as staggering as poorly developed ones.
E.g., another one, proposed by Dan.
Aeon of Dolor
Conjuration (Summoning) [Chaotic, Evil]
Spellcraft DC: 70
Components: V, S
Casting Time: 1 day 11 minutes
Range: 75 ft.
Effect: One summoned Balor
Duration: Permanent (D)
Saving Throw: None
Spell Resistance: No
To Develop: 630,000 gp; 13 days; 25,200 XP. Seed: summon (DC14). Factors: summon CR18 creature (+32 DC), permanent duration (x5). Mitigating factors: increase casting time by 10 minutes (-20 DC), increase casting time by 1 day (-2 DC), Burn 1000 XP (-10 DC).
I'm generally OK with this: it feels about right for a DC 70 spell. But what kind of criterion is that?
If he'd milked the system: say, extended the casting time to 10 days instead of burning 1000XP, the adjusted Spellcraft DC of the spell would be 20. Of course, it would be just as easy to reduce it to 0.
By the rules, DC 0 = no cost, no time, no XP to develop.
But at what point is this unreasonable? DC 20? 30? 50? Is a DC of 70 too high or too low? Who knows?
Well, I'm really still thinking this through, but I suspect the cost and time to develop should be *before* mitigating factors are applied. Mitigating factors could be in it so that it is possible to cast the durn thing.
I have a question:
Do summoned creatures have an independent existence? Take a horn of Valhalla- they look like real barbarians, but they are just magical constructions. Is it the same for summoned demons and stuff, or are they really snatched away from whatever they are doing?
And what about pseudonatural creatures (either the regular kind, or the epic kind)? Is there a really a parallel universe out there (waaay out there) that has pseudonatural analogues of all the familiar critters, or do the Others merely assume the form of more or less ordinary creatures?
p.s. I'm going to go and check right now, but I would think that the x5 is *before* the mitigating factors are applied. If not, they should be.
p.p.s Yep, they are. Check out Verdigris Tsunami
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That was the basis for my assumption that the mitigating factors are applied before the x5 for permanency: the increase in radius (20 ft. to 1000 ft., +196 DC) would mean that the Spellcraft DC for this would be 1258 otherwise.
If the mitigators are applied before the adjustment for permanency, you get (21 +2 +196 +8 +19 +60 -18 -100 -154) x5 = 170, which is the DC for the spell.
Same goes for Origin of Species: Achaierai.
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If not, they should be.
That, I do agree with. Intuitively, it makes much more sense.
I'm afraid that the system is basically shot.
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Do summoned creatures have an independent existence? Take a horn of Valhalla- they look like real barbarians, but they are just magical constructions. Is it the same for summoned demons and stuff, or are they really snatched away from whatever they are doing?
I think both, and neither. A summoned creature is really there to the extent that it has a memory of what transpires (e.g. Mialee's Formians, or Demons being reluctant to Summon others of their kind because it leaves them beholden), but it is somehow lacking the completeness(?) of a called creature. Its "vital essence," maybe, is missing. This would explain its temporary soujourn on the Prime, and the fact that if it is killed, it is not permanently destroyed.
Of course, with Permanent summonings, this bates the question "so where is the creature's essence?" Who knows? Perhaps wizards have mindless arguments ad nauseum about this kind of thing...
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And what about pseudonatural creatures (either the regular kind, or the epic kind)? Is there a really a parallel universe out there (waaay out there) that has pseudonatural analogues of all the familiar critters, or do the Others merely assume the form of more or less ordinary creatures?
I can't speak for others, but I've always felt that absolutely anything is possible in the Far Realms. Maybe it is the Wizard who determines the form that these things take, through his force of Will.
But I like the mysterious, inexplicable stuff, and I might be talking out of my arse.
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3. Those [factors] that reduce the Spellcraft DC rather than increasing it. ... To calculate the final Spellcraft DC of an epic level spell correctly, it's important to determine the mitigating factors last, after all the factors that increase the DC have been accounted for.
The spells in the ELH possibly used an earlier draft of the rules and weren't updated accordingly.
__________________ Also posts as Ashardalon (here and elsewhere) and as Eques Concordia and Guinea Pig (only elsewhere).
Special Abilities: Detect Evil at will (28th), Divine Grace, Lay on Hands (390hp/day), Divine Health, Aura of Courage, Smite Evil (1/day, +15 dmg), Remove Disease (10/week), Turn Undead (as CLE 13, 8/day). Strength Domain Power (1/day: +17 to Str for 1 round). Divine Emissary (Telepathy w/ LG celestials in 60 ft.), Sacred Defense +1, DR 20/+6, SR 39, Fire and Cold Resistance 10. 3/day: Haste, Greater Dispelling, See Invisibility.
Spells: -/3/3/2/1. Prepared spells vary, but usually include "Holy Sword." Plus Strength domain spells: Endure Elements, Bull’s Strength, Magic Vestment, Spell Immunity.
Magic Items:
"Lukarn." LG Keen Sunblade (Bastard Sword) +2, +4 vs Evil Creatures. Double Damage vs. Undead. Int 14, Wis 17, Cha 15. Semiempathy. 1 x Extraordinary Ability: Heal 1/day. Special Purpose: Slay Chaotic Evil Creatures. Special Purpose Power: Confusion. Lukarn has an Ego of 20.
"The Skin of Sarth." +4 Full Plate Armour of Invulnerability.
"Melimpor's Iron Girdle." Belt of Giant Strength +6.
"Melimpor's Shield." A Large +3 Shield of Blinding.
"Kirm." Heavy +2 Dragonbane Lance.
3 Javelins of Lightning
4 Potions of Cure Serious Wounds; 2 Potions of Haste.
I wish the whole thing could be reworked. 
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