Iconics' stats?

[James McMurray]

Anyone know where I can find stats for the iconics from levels 1-20? Of course, PCGen format would be preferable.

 

[hong]

The Enemies and Allies book has stats for them at selected levels from 1-15, I think.

Also, Regdar has posted stats for the iconics at his House of Ale and Whores. Can't remember the URL, but I'm sure someone will provide it.

 

[Mialee]

See www.rigaming.com/kotsq/iconics.htm for our current stats as we delve through NeMoren's Vault in the In Character forum.

 

[James McMurray]

Mialee,

That's exactly what I was looking for. However, what I need are stats that are pretty much garuanteed to be balanced for the character's level. I'll be using them to test CR estimates on creatures and want to make sure I don't mess up and test a CR9 creature against over-powered 6th level PCs and then mess up the estimate.

Thanks,

 

[Mialee]

We were all built using the point-buy method... I forget which amount of points... but I believe we're pretty well balanced.

 

[hong]

I believe we're pretty well balanced.

Bilateral symmetry tends to guarantee that.

Also, I am told that the ears help in maintaining balance in tricky situations, like on a tightrope.

 

[Vadania]

Regdar's house of Ale and Whore is here

http://pub70.ezboard.com/bregdarshouseofaleandwhores

Terrible place, Regdar certainly has some disguesting interests.


As for official stats, the best your going to get is that horrible book Enemies and Allies. It has levels 5, 10,15 You'll have to create the rest. But I really hate to suggest anyone pay money for that book. They included background information for all sorts ot NPCs that no one has ever heard of, but nothing about us Iconics. So I really suggest that you borrow the book from a freind to get the stats. And to the freind, I appologize for WOTC's mistake.

 

[Ferret]

What do you mean by "Iconic"?

 

[hong]

What do you mean by "Iconic"?

The iconic characters are the ones used in the PHB to act as examples of each of the different character classes. Mialee and Nebin are the iconic wizards, Jozan is the iconic cleric, Tordek and Regdar are the iconic fighters, and so on. This practice was continued in the Psionics book, where Ma'varkith is the iconic psychic warrior, and Ialdi, I mean Iadil, I mean Iddal, I mean that guy with the veiny forehead is the iconic psion.

It's a pity they didn't extend this practice to Oriental Adventures. There are illustrations of the samurai, shaman et al, but no actual characters or stats, hence no iconic Orientals. OA got the shaft, I say.

 

[DizzyKungFu]

I've also seen them on the WotC site at:

http://www.wizards.com/dnd/3E_Character_Wizard.asp

and they have stats for them at 15th level in the back of "Lord of the Iron Fortress" and stats at 18th level in the back of "Bastion of Broken Souls".

I'm not sure how well all this disparate sources agree... someone might want to compare...