Get Fuzzy D&D

[Crothian]

A cavalier-paladin could do the same for charisma as well and thus could get a Charisma of 18/00.

I don't think that was the case. The Cavalier just rolled for physical skill and there was no mention of special multi classing rules.

 

[Teflon Billy]

Get Fuzzy is a blast

 

[Pants]

I love how this thread quickly devolved into a rules discussion.

Yes, Get Fuzzy rocks indeed.

 

[FireLance]

I don't think that was the case. The Cavalier just rolled for physical skill and there was no mention of special multi classing rules.

It wasn't a multiclass. The cavalier-paladin was a sub-class of the cavalier. I recall that the book suggested that the paladin should be a sub-class of the cavalier instead of being a sub-class of the fighter.

 

[Crothian]

yes, they were a subclass but that doesn't mean they got the Cavaliers abilites

 

[FireLance]

yes, they were a subclass but that doesn't mean they got the Cavaliers abilites

I can't confirm what was stated in the rules until I hunt down my copy of Unearthed Arcana, but that was how we played it.

 

[Umbran]

yes, they were a subclass but that doesn't mean they got the Cavaliers abilites

From the Original Unearthed Arcana, pg 16:

"The paladin may also increase his or her charisma score in the same way that he or she (as a cavalier) can increase strength, dexterity, and constitution."

Seems to me that Get Fuzzy was right on target about us being dorks

 

[JoeBlank]

I recall reading once that Get Fuzzy is a "parody" of Garfield, or an effort to modernize and make that tired old comic actually funny. They have the self-centered, evil cat, the good-hearted dog who is often a victim of the cat's pranks, and the (slightly) nerdy male owner.

Not sure if this is true, but it makes sense. I dig Get Fuzzy, one of the few bright spots on the comics pages these days.

 

[FireLance]

From the Original Unearthed Arcana, pg 16:

"The paladin may also increase his or her charisma score in the same way that he or she (as a cavalier) can increase strength, dexterity, and constitution."

Thanks, Umbran. Now I won't have to go re-unearth my old copy of the book.

 

[Crothian]

From the Original Unearthed Arcana, pg 16:

"The paladin may also increase his or her charisma score in the same way that he or she (as a cavalier) can increase strength, dexterity, and constitution."

Seems to me that Get Fuzzy was right on target about us being dorks

I need to go look up and old DM and yell at him for messing up the rules for my old Paladin....I will find him!!!