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<blockquote data-quote="Seule" data-source="post: 4202004" data-attributes="member: 407">Like the illusionist I posted, your playstyle is controlling without damaging. With only one controller in the PHB, I don't know yet if this will be possible.If it isn't, you are probably waiting for an Illusionist class, or something like one. I suspect that that'll fit your character a lot better.As far as race goes, you are using something so far out of the ordinary that it was never published for 3.5 (Savage Species is 3.0). It's possible that there'll be a playable pixie race in the MM, or you might have to make one yourself. Races without all the extras shouldn't be too hard to bash together.Heck, if you reflavour the damage from the powers as 'demoralizing' rather than 'hurting', then Warlock might even fit. Wizard probably would.Not every character can be remade nicely. I still can't remake my Fremlin Wildmage under the rules in 3.5 (or 3.0), and he was a 2e character. However, the vast majority can be. Barbarians can be done as Rangers or Fighters (or both), Monks can probably become Rogues with a few tweaks, and Sorcerers are essentially Wizards already. Druids, however, need more help.&nbsp; --Penn</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Seule, post: 4202004, member: 407"] Like the illusionist I posted, your playstyle is controlling without damaging. With only one controller in the PHB, I don't know yet if this will be possible. If it isn't, you are probably waiting for an Illusionist class, or something like one. I suspect that that'll fit your character a lot better. As far as race goes, you are using something so far out of the ordinary that it was never published for 3.5 (Savage Species is 3.0). It's possible that there'll be a playable pixie race in the MM, or you might have to make one yourself. Races without all the extras shouldn't be too hard to bash together. Heck, if you reflavour the damage from the powers as 'demoralizing' rather than 'hurting', then Warlock might even fit. Wizard probably would. Not every character can be remade nicely. I still can't remake my Fremlin Wildmage under the rules in 3.5 (or 3.0), and he was a 2e character. However, the vast majority can be. Barbarians can be done as Rangers or Fighters (or both), Monks can probably become Rogues with a few tweaks, and Sorcerers are essentially Wizards already. Druids, however, need more help. --Penn [/QUOTE]

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