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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mjc21" data-source="post: 2990211" data-attributes="member: 43005">My DM forced the group’s characters into a situation that required them to drink a “chaotic” mixture of chemicals.Party consists of:Elf Druid 3 (now with a mithral arm); Animal companions: monkey (rider) and wolf (mount)Elf Jester 3 (the chemicals effects on her character have not yet materialized)Elf Rogue 3 (draconic appearance and some minor abilities)Elf Fighter 1/Rogue 2 (All I am aware of are some random stat boosts)Elf Soulknife 3(my character)- Hair color changed to dark purple- Type changed to Aberration although all elven traits are maintained- Alignment shifted to CN- Immunity to Fire- Catfall- Retractable Claws (1d4)- Darkvision (60ft)- +2 to saves against poison and disease- +1 natural armor- Ability score changes (DM has stated these changes are permanent and non-magical)----Before: STR 14, DEX 18, CON 13, INT 16, WIS 14, CHA 12----After: STR 16, DEX 24, CON 15, INT 16, WIS 12, CHA 10My character was originally designed to be a stealthy scout type to replace the nonexistent rogue. (The DM and other players were surprised/annoyed to find out that the persons supposedly playing a cleric and a wizard instead produced a rogue/fighter and a rogue).With my character’s wisdom and charisma reduced, most divine magic and psionic classes are impossible. Fortunately, the drops are not extremely damaging to the Soulknife class.Now, my character has a huge DEX and an overall improvement in all physical abilities. Should I stick with the Soulknife or dip into an INT-based arcane caster or is there something better?Character’s feats: 1st level: Dodge, 3rd level: MobilityNotes about the DM:1. Prefers Wizards of the Coast and Malhavoc Press for source material2. Rarely uses more than 1-3 opponents at a time against the group during combat encounters. The most I ever recall was 5 at a time.</blockquote>

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