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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 8275147" data-attributes="member: 57383">Updating <a href="http://enworld.org/index.php?posts/7591319/" target="_blank">The Screaming Child Working Draft</a>.I changed the tactics to:Normally the Child will have cast protection from arrows on itself as soon as it wakes. If given time to get ready for combat it adds resist energy, shield and haste plus one of its greater invisibility scrolls. Should it only have a few rounds to prepare it casts greater invisibility and haste first.It isn't - there's no asterisk since that's a bonus feat from its "wizard stuff".A better question is why are six of its fighter bonus feats listed as regular bonus feats!:Better fix that!Re-updating <a href="http://enworld.org/index.php?posts/7591319/" target="_blank">The Screaming Child Working Draft</a>.Here goes nothing!A short and roly-poly figure waving a rattle as big as a club. Their skin is unnaturally grey and blotchy as if it has begun to decompose. The person resembles an exceptionally ugly baby more than an adult of a common humanoid race. It could be an really short and overweight human, but is too tall to be a halfling and its face is as round and smooth as a baby, not bearded like a dwarf or gnome. Whatever it is, the being's face twists into a scowl and it starts wailing, a horrible sound like a mule's bray mixed with the scream of an angry brat throwing a tantrum.In life, the Screaming Child was a petulant and possibly insane nobleman who spurned the mannerisms of adulthood. His apparent madness and pretense of being a baby meant he had few family duties despite being a brilliant student of air magic and skilled martial artist. Now the Screaming Child is undead it spends the nights play-acting in its chambers unless disturbed by outsiders, who it tries to slaughter spectacularly. The Child fights like a spoiled child having a fit, but this an affectation; it is actually a very cunning and careful combatant.In Kara-TurThe Paper Warrior was once Ito Gohei, a wu-jen magic user whose specialism was the element of air. It is unknown whether he was a korobokuru dwarf or a human with dwarfism; the latter seems more likely as he was a full member of the Ito clan. Gohei loved the theater and had a stage set up in his quarters where he pretended to be a great thespian, despite making no effort to learn any Perform skills.</blockquote>

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