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<blockquote data-quote="Slit518" data-source="post: 7306792" data-attributes="member: 6803713">I want to create a character, but I want it to be a set of twins.I am thinking Gnome twins that call themselves the Candy Cane Gnomes.They are Wizards, probably Conjuration that also delves a little bit into Illusion.I am thinking that their stats will be that or a normal character split between them.&nbsp; So for example their Strength score carrying capacity would be split between them.&nbsp; But they would both benefit from let's say a 12 Strength.Their hit points should be split between them too!&nbsp; So if they are level 1 and have 8 HP, the gnomes actually have 4 HP a piece!But what penalty should this have if 1 gnome goes down?&nbsp; Should the other gnome suffer a small penalty?&nbsp; Like -1 to all stats? (their Intelligence/Wisdom being higher when both are around is a representation of their shared knowledge, and they both babble to each other consistently, mostly never shutting up).I am thinking one advantage they would have is they could split themselves on the battlefield, but each only gets a fraction of the movement, like perhaps the movement is bumped up to 30', but each gnome can only utilize the leftover movement.&nbsp; So if gnome 1 uses 20 feet of the 30 feet of movement, gnome 2 can only move 10 feet.How would you guys build this concept?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slit518, post: 7306792, member: 6803713"] I want to create a character, but I want it to be a set of twins. I am thinking Gnome twins that call themselves the Candy Cane Gnomes. They are Wizards, probably Conjuration that also delves a little bit into Illusion. I am thinking that their stats will be that or a normal character split between them. So for example their Strength score carrying capacity would be split between them. But they would both benefit from let's say a 12 Strength. Their hit points should be split between them too! So if they are level 1 and have 8 HP, the gnomes actually have 4 HP a piece! But what penalty should this have if 1 gnome goes down? Should the other gnome suffer a small penalty? Like -1 to all stats? (their Intelligence/Wisdom being higher when both are around is a representation of their shared knowledge, and they both babble to each other consistently, mostly never shutting up). I am thinking one advantage they would have is they could split themselves on the battlefield, but each only gets a fraction of the movement, like perhaps the movement is bumped up to 30', but each gnome can only utilize the leftover movement. So if gnome 1 uses 20 feet of the 30 feet of movement, gnome 2 can only move 10 feet. How would you guys build this concept? [/QUOTE]

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