Agamemmnon
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Hello there, I am currently working on creating some custom themes for a game I'm running in the Kingdoms of Kalamar setting.
The setting is generic enough, however, that most - if not all - of these themes should be usable in any setting. Thoughts, comments, and testing would be appreciated. Are they overpowered, underpowered, good, bad?
Basiran Dancer
“What can I do that a regular dancer can't? What, you mean aside from kicking your knee so hard that the kneecap erupts from your skin and skitters across the floor?”
Where bards work with song and poem, basiran dancers work with dance and rhythm. While more likely to be found in courts of intrigue and less likely than bards to roam, they are not immune to wanderlust and might take to the countryside to hone their skills, share their talents, and just see the world.
Basiran Dancer Traits
Secondary Roll: Striker/Leader
Power Source: Martial
Granted Power: You gain the Hit Them Where it Hurts power. Basiran Dancer Powers
The following powers are available to any character who has chosen the Basiran Dancer theme.
Hit Them Where it Hurts Basiran Dancer Feature
You deliver a vicious kick to your foe's 'sensitive' area and deftly dodge past as the pain overwhelms him.
Encounter
Martial
Standard Action - Melee touch
Target:One creature
Attack
rimary ability vs Fortitude
Hit: 1d8 + primary ability modifier damage, you shift 2 squares, and the target takes a -2 penalty to attack rolls until the end of your next turn.
Level 11: 2d8 + abilty modifer damage.
Level 21: 3d8 + ability modifier damage.
Note: You gain your enhancement bonus to damage and attack rolls from either your implement or your weapon, not both. You cannot use any item powers with this power unless the power comes from a Ki Focus, in which case it acts as a normal implement power.
Feats
Broken Defenses
Prerequisite: Basiran dancer theme, hit them where it hurts power
Benefit: When you hit with your hit them where it hurts power, the target also grants combat advantage to you until the end of your next turn.
Make an Opening
Prerequisite: Basiran dancer theme, hit them where it hurts power
Benefit: When you hit with your hit them where it hurts power, you can forgo shifting. If you do, one ally adjacent to the target can shift a number of squares equal to your primary ability modifier.
The setting is generic enough, however, that most - if not all - of these themes should be usable in any setting. Thoughts, comments, and testing would be appreciated. Are they overpowered, underpowered, good, bad?
Basiran Dancer
“What can I do that a regular dancer can't? What, you mean aside from kicking your knee so hard that the kneecap erupts from your skin and skitters across the floor?”
Where bards work with song and poem, basiran dancers work with dance and rhythm. While more likely to be found in courts of intrigue and less likely than bards to roam, they are not immune to wanderlust and might take to the countryside to hone their skills, share their talents, and just see the world.
Basiran Dancer Traits
Secondary Roll: Striker/Leader
Power Source: Martial
Granted Power: You gain the Hit Them Where it Hurts power. Basiran Dancer Powers
The following powers are available to any character who has chosen the Basiran Dancer theme.
Hit Them Where it Hurts Basiran Dancer Feature
You deliver a vicious kick to your foe's 'sensitive' area and deftly dodge past as the pain overwhelms him.
Encounter
Standard Action - Melee touch
Target:One creature
Attack
rimary ability vs Fortitude Hit: 1d8 + primary ability modifier damage, you shift 2 squares, and the target takes a -2 penalty to attack rolls until the end of your next turn.
Level 11: 2d8 + abilty modifer damage.
Level 21: 3d8 + ability modifier damage.
Note: You gain your enhancement bonus to damage and attack rolls from either your implement or your weapon, not both. You cannot use any item powers with this power unless the power comes from a Ki Focus, in which case it acts as a normal implement power.
Feats
Broken Defenses
Prerequisite: Basiran dancer theme, hit them where it hurts power
Benefit: When you hit with your hit them where it hurts power, the target also grants combat advantage to you until the end of your next turn.
Make an Opening
Prerequisite: Basiran dancer theme, hit them where it hurts power
Benefit: When you hit with your hit them where it hurts power, you can forgo shifting. If you do, one ally adjacent to the target can shift a number of squares equal to your primary ability modifier.
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