Garnfellow
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I know there are a bunch of drow with class levels in the new MM -- I think some have ninja levels. Are there any with duskblade or scout levels?
Classed Drow in Monster Manual IV
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Kelvor Ravenstar
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Classed Drow
The classed Drow in MMIV are Lolth's Sting (Ninja 4), Dark Sniper (Scout 6), Arcane Guard (Fighter 2/Wizard 5), and Drow Priestess (Cleric 8).
The classed Drow in MMIV are Lolth's Sting (Ninja 4), Dark Sniper (Scout 6), Arcane Guard (Fighter 2/Wizard 5), and Drow Priestess (Cleric 8).
Aus_Snow
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Oh good. I'm not the onlyMerricB said:Actually, if you replaced the name "ninja" with "assassin", I think the idea of giving "assassin" levels to a Drow is a really good one.
Though I have to say too, that Drow Duskblades could be a wicked thing. I dunno, it just works. Maybe I am going insane.
Whizbang Dustyboots
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Yeah, except for the baggage of the name, it's a pretty good fit, IMO.
Shadowdancer
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Aus_Snow said:Though I have to say too, that Drow Duskblades could be a wicked thing. I dunno, it just works. Maybe I am going insane.
I play a Drow Duskblade in the new Xen'drik Expeditions RPGA living campaign. It is a wicked combination. And very appropriate.
So no, you are not going insane. Unless I am, too. Which is entirely possible.
Aus_Snow
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*phew* Glad to hear it.
Funny thing is, I used to look scornfully at Drow (just like all the other noncomformists did
). But I've been having this yearning for running a 'classic' Underdark campaign, once I'm done with current and imminent projects. Pure D&D, spidery badness, caverns and catacombs, crystal cities, the whole shebang.
Funny thing is, I used to look scornfully at Drow (just like all the other noncomformists did
). But I've been having this yearning for running a 'classic' Underdark campaign, once I'm done with current and imminent projects. Pure D&D, spidery badness, caverns and catacombs, crystal cities, the whole shebang.
The truth is this: Drow are cool. (And I don't mean that in the *kewl* sense of the word, either). There is something really great about a subterranean race of mystery, intrigue and nasty magic.
However, there was a period there when drow would be under every rock you turned over; mainly due to their usage in the Realms.
They no longer have their initial mystery, but they're still a good race - especially if you don't use them all the time.
Cheers!
However, there was a period there when drow would be under every rock you turned over; mainly due to their usage in the Realms.
They no longer have their initial mystery, but they're still a good race - especially if you don't use them all the time.
Cheers!
WarlockLord
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Drow make fun wizards once you buy off the LA.
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