Special Conversion Thread: Tasked Genies
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Cleon
Legend
I was thinking Investigator, Negotiator, Persuasive.
Could add something combat worthy like Quicken SLA (charm person) or Combat Expertise if we think using all three on skills is excessive.
We could increase its racial bonus on skills to +4 and give them Combat Expertise, Persuasive, Quicken SLA (charm person) instead.
Hmm, I like the second option better.
Oh, and Improved Initiative (B) of course.
Cleon
Legend
I like the Falchion but would prefer a composite (short?) bow to a hand crossbow.
freyar
Extradimensional Explorer
I think the native subtype works here, and that's what you've got. 
There aren't too many Medium weapons that do 2d8 base damage, for sure! The hand crossbow is a good idea. For melee, I prefer the heavy mace despite the somwhat lower damage, since I just don't imagine these using something like a falchion. They might slash up all their paperwork by accident!
There aren't too many Medium weapons that do 2d8 base damage, for sure! The hand crossbow is a good idea. For melee, I prefer the heavy mace despite the somwhat lower damage, since I just don't imagine these using something like a falchion. They might slash up all their paperwork by accident!
Shade
Monster Junkie
There aren't too many Medium weapons that do 2d8 base damage, for sure! The hand crossbow is a good idea. For melee, I prefer the heavy mace despite the somwhat lower damage, since I just don't imagine these using something like a falchion. They might slash up all their paperwork by accident!
But it makes a great letter opener!
I'm fine with the mace, and can't really see a bureaurcrat carrying a bow and a quiver of arrows. Maybe sharp pens (darts)?
Cleon
Legend
But it makes a great letter opener!
I'm fine with the mace, and can't really see a bureaurcrat carrying a bow and a quiver of arrows. Maybe sharp pens (darts)?
Well to be honest I don't really see a bureaucrat regularly carrying any missile weapon.
I fancied composite bows because that was a very popular weapon among the ruling classes in pre-gunpowder Arab and Turkish states (and they were still used extensively in during-gunpowder ones).
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