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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CleverName" data-source="post: 1274088" data-attributes="member: 2591">I definitely would reccommend it with some caveats.  I really like how the interaction between the spirits and the shaman works out -- lots of good roleplay potential as the shaman tries to keep his mob happy. In game play it seems balanced, but David is really into his character more than powergaming -- YMMV.But it is a fair amount of paper prep work, since the DM and player have to prepare each spirit beforehand. The template provided is too complex for my liking, and  David and I are working on re-doing that. Here's Gondoc for example:Gondoc, Legendary Kulkan WarriorDescription: Gondoc appears as a Large Kulkan with deep red scales dressed in the skins of emerald serpents and jaguars. His maw is always caked with dried blood. He is an ancient hero, but craves blood above all else.  Favored Ally    Level: 8Domain: Warrior (Invocation DC 18)Anchor: A small ceramic bowl caked with dried blood.Pact/Tasks: Each day as a Favored spirit, Copoc must spill the blood of self or allies equal to 1/10th of Copoc's maximum hit points, or sacrifice (1 hour ritual) the blood of enemies equal to current hit points x 10. Granted Power: +1 to all attack rollsSpells: 1st  — Shield, Enlarge Person2nd — Ghost Combatant (CotW), Bull’s Strength3rd — Curse of the Impeding Blades (MHb 34)4th  — Magic Vestment, Inflict Critical Wounds5th — Ghost Dance (CotW), Slay Living6th— Tenser’s Transformation7th — Gondoc’s Club (Mordenkainen’s Sword)8th — Iron Body</blockquote>

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