Bluecap PrC (was: Redcap PrC)

[MrZoink]

I haven't been to these boards in a while, and I hope this doesn't come off sounding like an advertisement, so I apologize if this is in the wrong forum.

I've put up a PrC, the Redcap, on my website. It is in .pdf format.

The Redcap is a prestige class, and some assorted support material for gnomes. They know the secrets of hat magic. : )

http://home.insightbb.com/~mrzoink/




edit: The subject line.

 

[Darkness]

Re: Redcap PrC

I haven't been to these boards in a while, and I hope this doesn't come off sounding like an advertisement, so I apologize if this is in the wrong forum.

Nah, it's just where it should be:

House Rules
Post your house rules, custom classes, spells, feats and other stuff here.

 

[MrZoink]

Thanks. I thought that it might not be okay to just leave a link.

 

[Darkness]

No problem. And in any case, you can't attach .pdf files to posts anyway.

 

[Viktyr Gehrig]

Do these gnomish gentleman-thieves keep their hats nice and red by dipping them in the blood of their slaughtered enemies?

 

[Ace]

Do these gnomish gentleman-thieves keep their hats nice and red by dipping them in the blood of their slaughtered enemies?

To clarify Krimyrs post, A Redcap is particularly nasty kind of fae.

The makes the PRC name is a little confusing.

Name aside the PRC is very neat.

 

[MrZoink]

Dungeons & Dragons doesn't really follow any of the "standard" conventions of fae folklore anyway. I didn't feel any more bound to it than the creators of the game.

And in answer to Korimyr the Rat directly, if that's how you want to play them, sure, I guess they could dye their hats with the blood of their enemies.

 

[MrZoink]

Okay, I see your point. There is no need to create confusion, so I changed the file to reflect a new name, The Bluecap.

You can still get it at:

Http://home.insightbb.com/~mrzoink/