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*Phaeder will immediately stop advancing and hold out his hands in a nonthreatening manner. Since Shal spoke out first, he will remain silent and let the priest speak for them. Besides, his bonded spirit had inexplicably chosen this very moment to distract torment him.* "Trust it to you to head...

*Phaeder smiles at the happy image of Drakkon decking an illithid right in its squishy head. He shrugs lightly.* "Well, the architecture seems illithid-like, but other things may have taken up residence here since. The text I read was a copy from an even more ancient source... if such a subrace...

She raises an eyebrow in jest. "A pleasant conversation, is all?" and Kiaros can hear the amusement in her voice at his innuendo. She cocks her head to look at him for a moment then smiles archly. "All right, then... I could use a bit o' friendly company after a hard day's work." The first...

Okay, Ferrix, how does this look? Grizzle; Medium Magical Beast [Augmented]; HD 6d8+2d10+24 (62 hp); Init +2; Speed 50 feet; AC 28 (+2 Dex, +10 natural, +6 armor), flatfooted 26, touch 12; BAB +6, Grapple +11; Atk +12/+7 melee (1d6+7, critical x2, bite); SA Trip (as wolf); SQ empathic link...

Oh well, what's done is done. We've got something worked out, anyway.... ;)

Flaust wanders around the upper floors, but finds the short corridors quite empty... particularly of help. Poking around in a broom closet on the third floor, however, she finds a large copper basin-- presumably the bathtub.

Ehh, sorry, didn't mean to sound terribly defensive but this whole cohort-special mount thing is... problematic. :heh: I think the half-celestial template is a perfect example of what's wrong with it. It's +1 or +2 CR, but it's a +4 LA. By DMG rules, a 10th level paladin could have something...

*Phaeder will approach the tree with Allyra (also within 50 feet), looking around carefully while she does her magic detecting thing to see if there's anything unusual and hoping it doesn't have to bite him on the arse before he notices it. Vaguely, he speculates if the burn mark is from an old...

CR and LA and ECL aren't the same thing though. You can't use one to determine the other. Usually, CR is merely used for calculating how much XP to award for the defeat of that monster. The problem is, the DMG uses CR to determine paladin mounts (IMHO, a very bad system) and ECL to determine...

"Not druidic..." Phaeder refutes quietly. "Illithidic... ehr, I mean, illithid-like." *He frowns, a deep furrow appearing between his brows.* "I'm not absolutely certain that it is but I recall reading a very, very old tome that spoke of a subrace of them that once lived on the surface world...

They should since they count as normal HD for all intents and purposes-- just as racial Hit Dice count in ECL determination. The +2 ECL for paladin mount is for all the special abilities and bonuses that being a special mount gets. It makes no sense that being a paladin mount only gives +2 ECL...

Ah, sadly, that is a book I do not have. :( You'll have to pick something else, Ferrix. :o

She nods, and with the tray of drinks comes several large chunks of... something milky-pale and fleshy with odd little ridges on it. "Ni'iath filets," the barmaid announces, setting the plate down in front of Donner, "from the skies of Bytopia." Despite its dubious appearance, it smells quite...

If you'd like. :) I will try to get something posted for your perusal by tonight. They should have a Ref save of +8, not +9, but other than that and having one too many dogs, they're good to go.

Eh? Did I miss something? :o

A proxy is a powerful, hand-picked servant of a deity, and can be a celestial or mortal (or anything else the deity wants, really :p ). They are often imbued with extra abilities to help them carry out their duty.

Nope, didn't see it in there (looked under the weapon special abilities section in the Magic Items chapter... unless it's elsewhere in the book?). :\ You're going to have to find the source before I can approve it (providing I own the sourcebook). Found the saddlebags of providing though...

Having three proxies in the party would be... interesting, to say the least. :p Speaking of threes, this party seems to be pretty determined to follow the Rule-of-Threes: three females, three males, three goods, three neutrals, three primes, three planars.... Now if we could only convince...

The barmaid laughs playfully at Kiaros, "Ah, such a charmer," she says, her fingers drifting down to unconsciously smooth out the wrinkles in her dress. She takes everyone else's orders as well and soon returns laden with a large tray of various drinks. "Is there anything else you'd be needin'?"...

Pr = Prime Pl= Planar Px= Proxy Pe=Petitioner