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<blockquote data-quote="shilsen" data-source="post: 3447319" data-attributes="member: 198">Nice image! I'd thought of vampires already, but with the speed the airship travels at, trying to get on board in mist form is a little risky, so I'm considering two options. (1) During the attack, the Emerald Claw bring in a couple of vampires, intending them to be a kind of final weapon if they are beaten back. The vampires hide somewhere in mist form and sneak out at night to try and kill the princess. (2) Similar idea, but the vampires are on earlier, to launch a surprise attack while the Claw are making theirs, and/or destabilize the airship to make that easier.Paladins being hit on by women they aren't interested in never gets old. One of my most amusing sessions as a DM was in another campaign when a paladin similar to Gareth was hit on by a very friendly female vampire (whom they had in-character reasons to work with) with a serious lack of boundaries. We had players crying with laughter at the table.<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />Come on, you know I like your stuff. The things you posted on the thread about the Fleshweaver were damn handy.Nice. And thanks. I'd have to change that howl ability to have it work with the Emerald Claw present, or might just steal the flavor and stick it on a couple of modified ghouls or such.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shilsen, post: 3447319, member: 198"] Nice image! I'd thought of vampires already, but with the speed the airship travels at, trying to get on board in mist form is a little risky, so I'm considering two options. (1) During the attack, the Emerald Claw bring in a couple of vampires, intending them to be a kind of final weapon if they are beaten back. The vampires hide somewhere in mist form and sneak out at night to try and kill the princess. (2) Similar idea, but the vampires are on earlier, to launch a surprise attack while the Claw are making theirs, and/or destabilize the airship to make that easier. Paladins being hit on by women they aren't interested in never gets old. One of my most amusing sessions as a DM was in another campaign when a paladin similar to Gareth was hit on by a very friendly female vampire (whom they had in-character reasons to work with) with a serious lack of boundaries. We had players crying with laughter at the table. :D Come on, you know I like your stuff. The things you posted on the thread about the Fleshweaver were damn handy. Nice. And thanks. I'd have to change that howl ability to have it work with the Emerald Claw present, or might just steal the flavor and stick it on a couple of modified ghouls or such. [/QUOTE]

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