(OOC) DND 3.5 Enter Planescape

[Neurotic]

Lots of nature themed characters for metropolis set

 

[Steve Gorak]

Lots of nature themed characters for metropolis set

Yeah, we'll see how that pans out! My druid won't be able to use entangle much!
Cheers

SG

 

[Steve Gorak]

Hey @OneCrappy DM

Could it be possible to link the ooc and rg in the first post of the ic thread?

Also, is it ok to give Bimble's animal companion all 7 tricks now (assumption it has already been trained)? I'll list them in the RG. Note: animal handling says 3 tricks per point of int, +1 druid animal companion (will increase with druid level)
My homework today is to find a name for the dog, and to decide on the 7 tricks.
Cheers,

SG

 

[OneCrappy DM]

@Steve Gorak

I will get those imbeded links added also your animal Companion will have learned all of their tricks a bonus tricks when you earn more tricks according to the table they will be with your level up. Note that teaching an animal to attack all creatures (Undead, Aberations, Etc.) Cost two tricks. One trick of attack and you get humanoids, monstrous humanoids, giants, and animals.

 

[Steve Gorak]

@Steve Gorak

I will get those imbeded links added also your animal Companion will have learned all of their tricks a bonus tricks when you earn more tricks according to the table they will be with your level up. Note that teaching an animal to attack all creatures (Undead, Aberations, Etc.) Cost two tricks. One trick of attack and you get humanoids, monstrous humanoids, giants, and animals.

Thanks for the links.
And ok that it takes 2 tricks to attack all creatures (I missed that!).
Sorry, I didn't understand the rest. Is it ok that the animal companion knows 7 tricks (6 for int 2 and 1 bonus as the table)?
The premise is that my character thought him the 7 tricks in the past. New tricks obtained from leveling up will be thought in the future.
Thx,

SG

 

[OneCrappy DM]

Yeah they know all 7 tricks and each time you gain bonus tricks it is assumed you taught them that as leveling up.

 

[TaranTheWanderer]

@Neurotic

I see you went full social skills and didn’t not go open locks. I only put one or two ranks in most of my theif skills and boosted most of my social skills and perception. Full disclosure: I am not progressing any further in a rogue class and will be multi classing wizard. You will, therefore, have to do the heavy lifting for the rogue skills.

@OneCrappy DM I may move some of my skill points in light of that so we don’t have too much over lap.

 

[Neurotic]

@Neurotic

I see you went full social skills and didn’t not go open locks. I only put one or two ranks in most of my theif skills and boosted most of my social skills and perception. Full disclosure: I am not progressing any further in a rogue class and will be multi classing wizard. You will, therefore, have to do the heavy lifting for the rogue skills.

@OneCrappy DM I may move some of my skill points in light of that so we don’t have too much over lap.

I thought I put everything roguish...might be old version, I was rushing....let me check...I might move a bit Sleight of hand, UMD...not critical right now

 

[TaranTheWanderer]

I thought I put everything roguish...might be old version, I was rushing....let me check...I might move a bit Sleight of hand, UMD...not critical right now

To be fair, I spread my skills thin. I was trying to pump rogue skills but then realized I couldn’t do it all. I was thinking that I’d just use the aid action a lot to help you disarm stuff. It’s only dc10

 

[Neurotic]

To be fair, I spread my skills thin. I was trying to pump rogue skills but then realized I couldn’t do it all. I was thinking that I’d just use the aid action a lot to help you disarm stuff. It’s only dc10

Why even go rogue then, you're a wizard, Harry