D&D 3E/3.5 Any 3E stats for Raistlin?

[Flexor the Mighty!]

Well?

 

[SonOfLilith]

well, 38+ charisma, and the feat "Doesn't die"...

oh, that's Rhasputin. n/m

 

[Zarrock God of Evil]

After his battle with Fistandantilus the Epic Level Rules might actually come in handy - he did go toe to toe with a God after all (he could never really be described properly inside the limits of the 2E system anyway).

 

[Morrus]

I'm sure there will be come August.

 

[Tsyr]

That was always the problem with Raistlin... he couldn't be statted very well. He could FAR exceed his "normal" abilities at times.

 

[Lord Ben]

Plus you never hear characters in books go "damn I rolled a 1" or "Too bad I didn't memorize protection from elements today". I'd give him 20 ranks in predicting what spells he needs.

 

[Tsyr]

Actualy, I always sorta was under the impression that Raistlin cast spontaneously.

I know he learned to cast without material componenents, at least some spells... (In Brothers in Arms, a Wies book... so I consider it "canon")

 

[~Joseph~]

I think that there is a feat in T&B that lets you cast spells without material componants, assuming they don't have a high cost; HOWEVER, I do believe that one of the pre-reqs is spontainious casting

 

[Gargoyle]

Raistlin should probably have some powerful template applied to him; he wasn't completely human after the Test.

 

[Red Baron]

I've got conversions of all the Heroes of the Lance right around the time of the War of the Lance (DL 14?), which I did for fun one day about a year ago. If anyone wants, I'll post or email them (they're in a Word file right now...).