Noticed the str thing too, will edit.
And yeah, I always mix those tenses. Drives my english teachers nuts, since it's just about the only error I made on papers.
The Troubadour's Travels - Low Magic [D&D 3.5/G'n'GR] [Recruiting]
Noticed the str thing too, will edit.
And yeah, I always mix those tenses. Drives my english teachers nuts, since it's just about the only error I made on papers.
Well, Thouch AC is now changed into touch attacks having +4 AB, and critical is "10+", not "10+x+".
And Speak Language is an int based skill, so it should look like (unless scout has it as a class skill) with two points investment:
Also, I couldn't find what you did of your 2 bonus languages from high intelligence. You should have like ranks + int bonus "language points", or whatever one wants to call them, where speaking and literacy each costs one. You should have three of those, but have only spent one.
And Speak Language is an int based skill, so it should look like (unless scout has it as a class skill) with two points investment:
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Skills Ranks Mod Misc Total
Speak Language 1 +2 =3Also, I couldn't find what you did of your 2 bonus languages from high intelligence. You should have like ranks + int bonus "language points", or whatever one wants to call them, where speaking and literacy each costs one. You should have three of those, but have only spent one.
String, your change to how Speak Language works confuses me to no end, hence my assumption I received no bonus languages. Are you saying I gain a total of 3 points to spread across literacy in general?
Also, what do you mean with the Touch being +4? What should my "Touch AC" be?
Sorry if it's confusing. It might be easier to see it as "language points". The number of language points you have is equal to your Speak Language modifier (not including temporary benefits, only ranks, int, feats, or anything else that is permanent). Speak Language is an int-based skill.
Learning to talk a language = 1 point
Learning to read & write a language that you can talk = 1 point.
And on Touch attacks: They go against the regular AC, you don't have a specific touch one. However, they instead gain a +4 bonus to the attack because they only have to touch. So you don't really have a touch ac. Should you use a Ray of Frost (if you could cast that) though, your attack bonus would be +8 (+1 base, +3 dex, +4 touch)
Learning to talk a language = 1 point
Learning to read & write a language that you can talk = 1 point.
And on Touch attacks: They go against the regular AC, you don't have a specific touch one. However, they instead gain a +4 bonus to the attack because they only have to touch. So you don't really have a touch ac. Should you use a Ray of Frost (if you could cast that) though, your attack bonus would be +8 (+1 base, +3 dex, +4 touch)
So, Aliandrys can learn to read/write Elvish and speak Consaber? Or something like that?
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