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lol, or use it to check for traps in a room, kender-toss

true, and I think it's easy to join the party when you're a kender, they can be a pain sometimes, with the arresting and the stealing, but at least they'll never stab you in the back

i always end up as a human or dwarf in those tests, and as a rogue or fighter

that's true. I think I'll give it a try the next campaign I'm in. I don't like playing elves, dunno why, I don't feel right with them. but I love to see an elf wizard/sorcerer in action

wow, I guess I'm the only kender lover around here :eek: my dm agrees with you. especially because a kender woudln't fit our current setting. maybe a next time p.s: they can't help if people around them are so light headed that they allow theor stuff to fall in the kender's pouch :p

LOOOOL, c'mon, you know they don't mean any harm. :p Sure they tend to drift away from the goal ( like standing guard ) and they ...... like shiny things. But you can't blame them for beeing curious about the world :p Anyway, I think I'll pass the kender this time. Our party already has...

if you wouldn't mind :p

who has tried playing a kender? how much different do they "feel" from the haflling rogue? I always wanted to play kender, but haven't found the stats for them

that sounds good. I guess I'll have to start planning my power attacks more carefully

I usually create a main story, then I ask for each character background story and I try to fit them into the main one. Other times, I may encourage the players to create their backgrounds while getting something in common. In my actual campaign, I managed to get all 3 characters in sync. They...

I totally agree. We should give the benefict of the doubt to new players. but it's always better to "test" the newcomer before letting him in the campaign. Our current ninja is a great exemple. She played a cleric (she cast a light while we were fighting an undead...), a fighter (not bad, but...

cool, if you're weilding a one handed sword, with two hands you duplicate the bonus right? like, you take 5 from ba and ad +10?

this thread must not die!!! neway. I think the creepiest thing I ever threw at my players was when a Necromancer was trying to create the perfect undead. For that he was stealing corpses from the local graveyard, and living people, in order to "fuse" them. A few days later, after resqueing...

:lol: I'm cooking it as a....Vegeta kind of person, someone extremly over-confident about his own strength. sounds nice. gotta check it out (we currently have like 8 books and that's all, the 3 MM, DM guide, PHB, and the rest have prestidge classes and stuff like the Dragon Rider, Samurai...

nice! I want to know what happens too

i think I'll see the savage progression. The description they give about them is perfect for a character seeking revenge as my chara does "Some depraved mortals voluntarily subject themselves to evil power in hopes of becoming more like fiends, and occasionally such tampering results in a...

lol how come? I haven't read all the warlock's info, but it doesn't look like a powerhouse maybe it's just the lack of experience talking

hmm sounds good. let's say one would only retain the natural attacks, smite good, darkvision, the abilities increase and the 3 x p/ day darkness. how much of a LA would that be worth? Consider the loss of special abilites a punishment for betraying the kin

yup. we didn't use it at the time. We started playing a few years ago and it was the first time someone thought of playing a vampire. We used the regular lvl up. he was playing a sorcerer with his vampire

I want to be half-fiend since it's a long project character I've been coming up with. We were all around lvl 6 in that campaign with the vampire