Jemal
Adventurer
Scott: well GL and feel free to drop by in the future if things slow down.
Shayuri - Yes, I'll allow the Epic Invocations.. though I'll have to look through them there may be a couple I'll be disallowing or changing lvl requirement on. Where there any specific ones you were looking at?
I'm very OK with you playing a Warlock, though there is some additional
I like runestaves, but I'm going to stick with the "If it's not core you have to craft it" ruling. Once we get IC you'll be able to find non-core equipment as loot, or commission special equipment from NPCs if the party doesn't have a crafter, though the latter will take time and money.
Voidrazor - Ah that. Hmm, I think for my own sanity i'll skip the dweomerkeeper for this game. sry
Rathan - I was merely referring to your "if someone wants to make a rather nasty class combination suggestion". The reason I advised against that is b/c I tend to build the NPC's to be able to challenge the most powerful PC, so if one of you ends up being a lot more combat effective than the others, then the majority of the party will be at a disadvantage. It's my way of keeping the PC's at the same relative power level, so one doesn't completely outshine the rest in combat. So long as you're not going out of your way to twink, it shouldn't be a problem, just wanted to make sure everybody knew. (Keep in mind, when I think 'nasty combat character', I tend to picture the kind of things you'd see on the wizards of the coast character optimization boards, AKA "lvl 20: 120 AC with DR, Fast heal, and 8 attacks per round" kind of nasty.)
As for having a tank character, I'd suggest choosing one of the following and focusing on it: High AC, damage reduction, or lots of Hit Points. Maybe B & C together.
OnlytheStrong - *L* people don't usually ask if there's a problem with them NOT multiclassing, it's the multiclassing & PrC's that tend to make characters more powerful. I've no problems with either monk or ninja (Assuming you're refferring to the complete's ninja and not oriental adventures)
Ethandrew - that would be cool.
Salthorae - If it's not on my list that means I don't own it, so you'll have to tell me a bit about what it does. As for clerical need, doesn't look like we have a priest yet if you wanna go that route.
As for the arcane lord prc, I'm gonna say no to Dragon magazines as a whole, they add far too many variables.
MythandLegend -
Also, when I said 'one or two words' for the bloodline, the two words was meant to be if you wanted to add something more specific, not two seperate bloodlines (EX: Evil dragons, Time Magic, etc)
Character submissions so far:
Shayuri - Warlock with Fey Bloodline
Voidrazor - Needs slight revamping due to dweomerkeeper being disallowed
Rathan - Fighter(Tank) with Celestial Bloodline
OnlytheStrong - Monk
Ethandrew - Dual-wielding swordsman
Salthorae - Mage with Knowledge Bloodline
MythandLegend - Mage with Sun or Good bloodline
Also, there may be one or two of my roommates joining us, we're not sure yet.
Shayuri - Yes, I'll allow the Epic Invocations.. though I'll have to look through them there may be a couple I'll be disallowing or changing lvl requirement on. Where there any specific ones you were looking at?
I'm very OK with you playing a Warlock, though there is some additional
I like runestaves, but I'm going to stick with the "If it's not core you have to craft it" ruling. Once we get IC you'll be able to find non-core equipment as loot, or commission special equipment from NPCs if the party doesn't have a crafter, though the latter will take time and money.
Voidrazor - Ah that. Hmm, I think for my own sanity i'll skip the dweomerkeeper for this game. sry
Rathan - I was merely referring to your "if someone wants to make a rather nasty class combination suggestion". The reason I advised against that is b/c I tend to build the NPC's to be able to challenge the most powerful PC, so if one of you ends up being a lot more combat effective than the others, then the majority of the party will be at a disadvantage. It's my way of keeping the PC's at the same relative power level, so one doesn't completely outshine the rest in combat. So long as you're not going out of your way to twink, it shouldn't be a problem, just wanted to make sure everybody knew. (Keep in mind, when I think 'nasty combat character', I tend to picture the kind of things you'd see on the wizards of the coast character optimization boards, AKA "lvl 20: 120 AC with DR, Fast heal, and 8 attacks per round" kind of nasty.)
As for having a tank character, I'd suggest choosing one of the following and focusing on it: High AC, damage reduction, or lots of Hit Points. Maybe B & C together.
OnlytheStrong - *L* people don't usually ask if there's a problem with them NOT multiclassing, it's the multiclassing & PrC's that tend to make characters more powerful. I've no problems with either monk or ninja (Assuming you're refferring to the complete's ninja and not oriental adventures)
Ethandrew - that would be cool.
Salthorae - If it's not on my list that means I don't own it, so you'll have to tell me a bit about what it does. As for clerical need, doesn't look like we have a priest yet if you wanna go that route.
As for the arcane lord prc, I'm gonna say no to Dragon magazines as a whole, they add far too many variables.
MythandLegend -
Also, when I said 'one or two words' for the bloodline, the two words was meant to be if you wanted to add something more specific, not two seperate bloodlines (EX: Evil dragons, Time Magic, etc)
Character submissions so far:
Shayuri - Warlock with Fey Bloodline
Voidrazor - Needs slight revamping due to dweomerkeeper being disallowed
Rathan - Fighter(Tank) with Celestial Bloodline
OnlytheStrong - Monk
Ethandrew - Dual-wielding swordsman
Salthorae - Mage with Knowledge Bloodline
MythandLegend - Mage with Sun or Good bloodline
Also, there may be one or two of my roommates joining us, we're not sure yet.