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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 3603597" data-attributes="member: 7006">For those of you who aren't aware of it, Jango's prestige class for 5th level has changed from Acolyte Of The Skin to Dragon Prophet.In case you're wondering how/why I did this (especially our new players), at the time I gave Velmont the Acolyte Of The Skin prestige class initially, it was a reward for good roleplaying ("reward" being a relative term, as it involved having an evil demon attached to him... but that's what happens when a young elf with not the greatest Will save in the world speaks with voices coming from Khyber-worshipping temples).  I gave him his 5th character level much earlier than the other players were going to earn theirs.  The other folks got other characters rewards themselves, but being a level ahead was Velmont's.However, once the game morphed over to EotLQ, which needed everyone at 5th level... he was now back to being an equivelant level again but stuck with a prestige class that he himself didn't choose.  Thus when Jango's adventures regrouping with everyone else continued, I put into action the plan to allow Velmont severals option of how it would play out... keeping the daelkyr skin and the Acolyte prestige class but going up in level over everyone again, removing the skin but keeping his aberrant mark (maintaining the status quo from the start of the game), or losing both the skin and the mark and taking on a new aspect of the character... that of a dragon prophet.  As that prestige class also came with markings as well, Velmont decided it was the best option for character advancement.  And I agreed with him.Thus Jango is where he is now... no longer with an aberrant dragonmark, but with a constellation mark instead.</blockquote>

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