[OOC] Constables of the 14th Ward
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Levelling up....
pathfinderq1: I would normally recommend that you stay with beguiler, but the warlock idea sounds really interesting, especially in light of Thea's history and her existing sorcerer level. Yes, adding the rogue level could be seen as a group benefit, but who cares. That's all from me.
Raul's level up stuff for DMs' approval:
L6 Monk (BAB, all saves, flurry of blows +1; move, slow fall +10 ft)
HP 4 of 8 rolled at IC (link on wiki page) +1 Con = 41 HP max
6 skill points = +1 concentration (needed for Undying Way bonus ability); tentatively +4 diplomacy (total 13), +1 sense motive (total 13)
Undying Way Monk bonus feat L6: Diehard
Bonus ability of Undying Way: When fighting defensively, using Combat Expertise, or using the total defense action, the monk gains damage reduction 2/-.
Feat L6: Combat Expertise (tentatively chosen for the DR 2/- in combat using as little as -1 BAB/+1 AC)
I am open to a different feat and different skills if there is an available prestige class for monks that the DMs would like to recommend, since multi-classing is normally out for monks.
pathfinderq1 said:
pathfinderq1: I would normally recommend that you stay with beguiler, but the warlock idea sounds really interesting, especially in light of Thea's history and her existing sorcerer level. Yes, adding the rogue level could be seen as a group benefit, but who cares. That's all from me.
Raul's level up stuff for DMs' approval:
L6 Monk (BAB, all saves, flurry of blows +1; move, slow fall +10 ft)
HP 4 of 8 rolled at IC (link on wiki page) +1 Con = 41 HP max
6 skill points = +1 concentration (needed for Undying Way bonus ability); tentatively +4 diplomacy (total 13), +1 sense motive (total 13)
Undying Way Monk bonus feat L6: Diehard
Bonus ability of Undying Way: When fighting defensively, using Combat Expertise, or using the total defense action, the monk gains damage reduction 2/-.
Feat L6: Combat Expertise (tentatively chosen for the DR 2/- in combat using as little as -1 BAB/+1 AC)
I am open to a different feat and different skills if there is an available prestige class for monks that the DMs would like to recommend, since multi-classing is normally out for monks.
Leif
Adventurer
Jonas/Fenris, congrats on cujo! hehe
Brae/Rhun, you can put your new constable in the RG anytime now. Link is http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=200024
Raul/Lou, when I said "no PrC" I meant that I couldn't think of a specific monk-type PrC right offhand. I'm not saying that there aren't some that are permissible for monks. Hmmm, I guess those would probably be in Complete Adventurer or maybe Complete Warrior. I'll try to check tonight and see what I can find.
Brae/Rhun, you can put your new constable in the RG anytime now. Link is http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=200024
Raul/Lou, when I said "no PrC" I meant that I couldn't think of a specific monk-type PrC right offhand. I'm not saying that there aren't some that are permissible for monks. Hmmm, I guess those would probably be in Complete Adventurer or maybe Complete Warrior. I'll try to check tonight and see what I can find.
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Leif
Adventurer
Braevil Talisker and Fixed Hit Points
I was just checking out Brae's sheet. Did you do the "fixed hit points" thing, or was it just a phenomenal coincidence that you got those rolls? I guess that I have no problem with it, but you can probably do at least that well by rolling, maybe. Everyone else has been rolling.
Might as well take a vote: who would rather go back and refigure hp on the fixed hit points rule? I can't promise that the majority will rule, though! Generally, a safer assumption is that Scotley will rule!
I was just checking out Brae's sheet. Did you do the "fixed hit points" thing, or was it just a phenomenal coincidence that you got those rolls? I guess that I have no problem with it, but you can probably do at least that well by rolling, maybe. Everyone else has been rolling.
Might as well take a vote: who would rather go back and refigure hp on the fixed hit points rule? I can't promise that the majority will rule, though! Generally, a safer assumption is that Scotley will rule!
Leif said:Raul/Lou, when I said "no PrC" I meant that I couldn't think of a specific monk-type PrC right offhand. I'm not saying that there aren't some that are permissible for monks. Hmmm, I guess those would probably be in Complete Adventurer or maybe Complete Warrior. I'll try to check tonight and see what I can find.
I haven't asked yet, but I was thinking about Tattooed Monk (at level 10 I guess since I skipped the feat and Kn(rel) that would be needed.). The crab tattoo eliminates the need to eat, drink or sleep, perfect for a constable. There are 3 or 4 PrC that can freely cross with Monk. I sort of like the idea of staying just a Monk of the Undying Way. But if you find something that fits the campaign, I'm open to other suggestions.
Vote on HP: whatever Leif and Scotley want.
Leif
Adventurer
Is he well-trained, or what?Lou said:Vote on HP: whatever Leif and Scotley want.
Looks like we're all waiting until late this afternoon/evening to find out what Scotley wants. Personally, I guess I have no problem with it, but I think that if we let Rhun do it, we ought to give everyone the option of using it, too. Of course, that would mean going all the way back to first level and re-figuring ALL of your rolls, so anyone who has gotten good rolls would be ill-advised to do so. But anyone with very mnay poor rolls would jump at the chance, I'm sure. Anyone else want to comment?
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