Search results

Grogg of the North, Dandu, shidaku All excellent suggestions, and I will definitely be following many of them. However, this has been a fairly low-magic campaign (not out of design, just happenstance) and as much as I'd like to think the rest of the party would support the cleric should the...

Yes, his suspicion is what I'm using for the preparation of spells that he doesn't normally prepare, but I don't know what you mean by this.

Mostly because the fighter admitted to lying to the party about having an artifact that had corrupted another party member. But this thread started with the assumption that the heal bot cleric will get ganked by the fighter, and as a request for build ideas to counter the threat that the...

Hm. Shatter once to break his weapon, once again to remove all non magical clothing he's wearing. Thanks for your help, Dandu. But, on the chance that my cleric doesn't survive the encounter, how would you counter a trip spec death knight?

I'm assuming use shatter on the weapon? And where can I find Bands of Holding?

Player vs Character knowledge. I know the fighter has it out for the cleric, but the cleric doesn't.

So, a little scenario set up: Currently playing a homebrew 3.5 campaign, party consists of myself (cloistered cleric heal bot- next to no offensive combat usefulness), a rogue, a bandit, a ranger, and a spiked chain trip spec fighter. The player running the fighter has all but declared war on...

Also, I love the concept of my cleric running around with a broom and whacking baddies with it, so my DM and I have modified a quarterstaff to fit that (no longer a double weapon). I would like to fit the item familiar feat somewhere in the build to make the broom sentient and possibly give it...

This is the concept thus far. The character, named Verdandi, is the middle child of thee sisters. (Dunno if triplets or not at this point.) The trio of sisters are based off the Norse Fates (past, present, future), and my character has the aspect of the present. The basic concept from the...

I guess I should mention that I've never played a cleric before. I'm more asking what kind of feats and such would be good for a support character.

So, I just got invited to a game, and I had the idea of running a support type cleric that worships the god of time. My DM really liked the idea, but beyond the concept and race (Aasimar) I don't really know where to take this. I'm open to suggestions, and would appreciate any assistance...

It sounds to me like you don't have any problem. You've got interesting story, the players love it, and you've got enough hijinks planned to keep everyone engaged in the gameplay. Adding those little side stories (like the Hansel and Gretel thing) keeps some variety in the story. It seems...

What's the concept of the campaign? That overarching story that is driving the adventurers forward is important in keeping the campaign together, provided the group has a decent enough dynamic to continue adventuring together.

So, a player of mine is rolling up a new character, and wants to buy the Armor of the Unending Hunt (+2 chainmail -body slot- that grants immunity to fatigue and exhaustion) and the Shirt of Chain (chain shirt -torso slot- that grants dr 5/piercing) from the MIC. Cost issues aside, would you...

Actually, a character in my campaign presented me with this exact request, and I had him do the research on trying to build one. This is what he came up with, and I signed off on: http://dndtools.eu/spells/magic-of-faerun--20/forcewave--1672/ For cost breakdown: 1st level spell, 1st level...

Sounds like something for a Quartermaster. (Naval navigator, for you non-military types.) Weather Eye would be a good spell/ability for a traveling navigator, and SmuggleNutz's suggestion of a gust of wind is also a good idea. One question I've got for you is this: why are spells that seem to...

That's what I was overlooking. Thanks for pointing that out. And as Dozen said above, I don't want to punish him for doing something well; I just want to make it so the people who were more concerned about creating their character over creating a powerful character aren't being left out of the...

I'm running a campaign with some pretty decent players in it, and the game has lasted pretty long. Recently one of the player's original characters died (Phantasmal Killer backlash and he failed his own will and fort saves against his spell.) Rather than have the party spend the 10k on...

I'd have given the party a suprise round, and then had you meet with the forces in the courtyard. (Call a smoke break if time is needed to rearrange the opponents locations.) If you had attempted diplomacy/intimidation after ripping the door down, I'd have given you a circumstance bonus, but...

I think they dipped into Mystic Theurge before going Geomancer.