FrancisJohn
Explorer
Are we allowed to create old characters, complete with the effects of aging?
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FrancisJohn
Explorer
Makes sense. I was just curious.
MerryMortician
Explorer
Since the passage of time is somewhat fluid in-game, do we even track characters' aging in a consistent way? More to the point, is it possible that characters could begin to feel the effects of aging later? Example: Say I make a human fighter with the background of a war veteran. He begins play being 49 years old (late-range middle age) and experiences no statistical change. In roleplay, I really drive the characterization of this man a la Clint Eastwood in Gran Turino. Four years pass in-game, however that works and is tracked, and my codger reaches old age at 53. Would he then experience any change to his stats?
MerryMortician
Explorer
Works for me. I never liked the aging rules in d20 because they're totally unbalanced and the realism they seem to be going for doesn't ring true.
FrancisJohn
Explorer
They should offer classes with anti aging a bonus feat or something.
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
It seems to me that the druid or monk had something.
perrinmiller
Adventurer
I finished the APPROVAL. Ready to play.Resubmitting Solomon Stone lvl 13 Swashbuckler for approval.
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