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<blockquote data-quote="Quickbeam" data-source="post: 5600960" data-attributes="member: 635">My group recently finished a rather brutal encounter that left most of the characters dead. As I work to assist the players with interesting concepts and story hooks for new PC's something particularly interesting cropped up.First a little background: One of the players had created a cleric whose deity provided followers with access to the Madness domain. This deity was also described as having many forms -- or as completely amorphous -- depending on your view of the truth. The player decided that his cleric believed the deity was actually some form of aberration (or at a minimum responsible for their existence) and wanted to learn more about these bizarre creatures so that he might come to know the true face of his patron god. So, in between adventures this particular PC hired a sage to research aberrations and the genesis of similarly unique creatures.After a bit of chatting we decided that my friend's next character should actually be the sage he hired to conduct the research described above. We've both been digging into cool class options for this bizarre individual and I think that the Fleshwarper from Lords of Madness is an excellent option. If anyone has feedback, suggestions, amusing anecdotes, tips, pointers, house rules, or other relevant commentary on this PrC please post a reply.Thanks much!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickbeam, post: 5600960, member: 635"] My group recently finished a rather brutal encounter that left most of the characters dead. As I work to assist the players with interesting concepts and story hooks for new PC's something particularly interesting cropped up. First a little background: One of the players had created a cleric whose deity provided followers with access to the Madness domain. This deity was also described as having many forms -- or as completely amorphous -- depending on your view of the truth. The player decided that his cleric believed the deity was actually some form of aberration (or at a minimum responsible for their existence) and wanted to learn more about these bizarre creatures so that he might come to know the true face of his patron god. So, in between adventures this particular PC hired a sage to research aberrations and the genesis of similarly unique creatures. After a bit of chatting we decided that my friend's next character should actually be the sage he hired to conduct the research described above. We've both been digging into cool class options for this bizarre individual and I think that the Fleshwarper from Lords of Madness is an excellent option. If anyone has feedback, suggestions, amusing anecdotes, tips, pointers, house rules, or other relevant commentary on this PrC please post a reply. Thanks much!! [/QUOTE]

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