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Hey what if for the Vryloka, you had fangs that you had to suck blood with, instead of the Lifeblood ability? (Just as an alternate ability, not a mandatory one.) Because as cool as the Vryloka is, Lifeblood feels like you're just draining their life energy or something, like you're Morbius the...

No, it's not supposed to be, some people just like it to be that way. Which is cool, but our group doesn't like that. If you want your intelligence to be a seven or your Dex to be a 2 or something, that's something you personally do yourself; just tell the DM that you're dumping this stat way...

Well, the way my group always does things, is we roll four, drop the lowest, and on top of that we reroll ones. AND, we can roll two sets and decide which one to use.

Really? Huh. Not sure how I feel about that.

Here I was, getting ready to badger and harass you into thinking about making a Dhampir race, and you went ahead and did it already. I'm loving what you made, good job man. :D For Lifeblood, what if we made an alternate ability, one in which the race actually did have fangs, and could use them...

This is pretty cool, except you either have to buy a bunch of hand crossbows and load them ahead of time, or you have to find some way of loading the crossbow one-handed(this is when having a pistol would be handy.), or you just ditch it after the first shot and rely on the buckler you have...

I tried again today, and had the same results. Any help? I'd really love to read some of the threads I found when searching for chaotic neutral, but I'm unable to, and I'm too lazy to go in manually and hunt for them.

So, today and yesterday I was typing "your character" into the results, because I wanted to ramble about myself. But that doesn't seem to work, it tells me that something is an error. Whatever, cool. So I type 'chaotic neutral' instead, because I like alignment arguments, but I can't actually...

All this assumes that adventurers are in any way common, which could be cool in like a Planescape situation. But I dunno. I think Seven Samurai really handled this the best, at least for smaller communities: The people are fearful and distrustful at first, but ultimately they have much worse...

Yeah. I love playing them in Pathfinder, but they have this really weird situation where they're "Half-Undead", but they're also living creatures, but they're either unaffected by positive energy or their hurt by it, or something. In all the years I've played Pathfinder, all the times I've seen...

This is great, although the 'Once Per Month You Can't Die' thing is a bit intense. I already have like a billion character ideas from reading this, it's completely fantastic.

Still waiting on that Dhampir. Do you think you'd change them very much from their Pathfinder incarnation? Or, change them at all? I'm curious, because there are a lot of different places you could go with it.

I also love Carousing as it's written. But...it seems like you couldn't do this in like a village somewhere. Maybe there are degrees of carousing? Either for areas that aren't Vegas Village, or even for guys who aren't Leisure Suit Larry? Aside from that...Carousing sounds like it could be a...

Yeah, that makes sense. If you have a low Int score, like a seven or below, should that prevent you from ever learning a language past semi-literate?

If we're going black powder muskets, and not more modern firearms, the reload time should be obnoxiously long. They took so long that, if you wanted to shoot someone more than once in a fight, you'd either have a double-barreled pistol, or you'd have a big brace of pistols around your stomach or...

I love this and I would love to see an equivalent translated to spoken languages as well. In Pathfinder, my Barbarian is a Dhampir from an Eastern European, third world-ish type country and speaks in a very thick accent, but that's about as far as playing with language goes. However, I'm not...

If you remove the cap, you'll either have a ton of fun, or you'll screw something crucial up and have to roll another character, or start a new campaign, or maybe just remake your character with the cap back in place. I say go ahead and pop it off if you wanna play as Hercules or whatever, and...

Look at the difference between small and medium. Look at the amount of weight that qualifies as small, versus what qualifies as medium. That is a completely insane difference in numbers.

Are we counting humans with dwarfism and giantism?

This is great. Now I'll be able to combine the Dhampir with the Unarmed Fighter located in its own thread, and make Angel. I definitely approve of that.