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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Baron Opal II" data-source="post: 9533253" data-attributes="member: 6794067">Cool! This could work, and work well.Humble observations-Nephilim instead of Sorcerer-Kings. This could be particularly appropriate if we think that the original sorcerer-kings were descendants of the cruel gods. This is what gave them an edge to throw down their ancestors, the actual divinities. Since they are not divine in of themselves, they are susceptible to mortal shenanigans. Once they have enough power to truly ascend then they will be beyond mortal reach.I particularly like the idea that warlocks can / could be / are focused on making pacts with lost and broken powers. This is a situation where I would avoid the cleric, especially if part of the background is that the gods were cruel. However, I think having a warlock that bargains with the echos of Thor and Camazotz, for example, so that he can gain great strength, fly, see in the dark, and drop a thunderball every once in a while would be interesting. I started thinking about how the Zevians have a different form of magic ("Astral", even) that focuses on stars, travel without movement, and other planar style abilities. They're trapped here like everyone else, but they can pull on and manipulate other planar energy to make interesting and unique mischief. A new monk (adept?) and perhaps paladin subclass(es) would be theme enhancing.I can see the Marshal fitting well. Someone who is adept at leadership, so much so it is the focus of the class, would be a great hazard to the elite. Heralds are reskinned paladins?Mutants abound, and the Unique let people play anything that doesn't quite fit. I like it.Elementaari- hmm. I'm sure someone worked very hard workshopping the name.Great pitch. This would be fun to work on.</blockquote>

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