Muaythaidaddy
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Impossible to play?
Hardly.
The Book of Exalted Deeds is one of my favorite 3.5 supplements.......
Hardly.
The Book of Exalted Deeds is one of my favorite 3.5 supplements.......
A very reluctant question: how does one have fun with the Book of Exalted Deeds?
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cignus_pfaccari
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Yeah, it's in no way impossible to play with BoED.
It *does* help if everybody's playing a Goody Little Two-Shoes. Alternately, if the rest of the party is at least decent people (i.e. alignments are good), it should be workable. It depends on how demanding your character is; if you're playing what the other PCs think is a pain in the keister, REGARDLESS OF ALIGNMENT OR EXTREMITY, you shouldn't be surprised when there's conflict.
Brad
It *does* help if everybody's playing a Goody Little Two-Shoes. Alternately, if the rest of the party is at least decent people (i.e. alignments are good), it should be workable. It depends on how demanding your character is; if you're playing what the other PCs think is a pain in the keister, REGARDLESS OF ALIGNMENT OR EXTREMITY, you shouldn't be surprised when there's conflict.
Brad
Edena_of_Neith
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I believe you.
I'm heartened to hear a lot of groups have enjoyed using the BOED as it was presented, and more have enjoyed using it in modified form.
I'm heartened to hear a lot of groups have enjoyed using the BOED as it was presented, and more have enjoyed using it in modified form.
Thanee
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Edena_of_Neith said:
Well, why should they be able to intervene? The dead are Kelemvor's domain. He decides. Noone else.
And Kelemvor is LN.
Exalted deities might not like it, but they can do nothing about it, except trying to convert them to a better cause during their life, acting through their agents, the exalted mortals.
Bye
Thanee
Aus_Snow
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I kind of see most of the books out there as favouring neutrality, in some ways. ymmv.werk said:
However, I would like to see Lawful- and Chaotic-based books. Either one would probably see more use (by me as GM . . and player, actually) than the BoED and BoVD combined! :\
In answer to the OP, I agree with those who've stated that Exalted PC's are best situated in 'Good only' types of campaign. That's what I've found, so far. I'm also currently GMing one Exalted character (solo) - when we find the time for it. That works just fine, of course.
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The only experience I have of exalted characters is from reading JollyDoc's story hour.
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=85618
They seemed to work out ok there, and its a great read anyway if you have a couple of weeks to kill!
One or two of the actions of the exalted sorcerer seemed a bit questionable to me but I suppose its a case of knowing your DM.
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=85618
They seemed to work out ok there, and its a great read anyway if you have a couple of weeks to kill!
One or two of the actions of the exalted sorcerer seemed a bit questionable to me but I suppose its a case of knowing your DM.
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