[OOC] House Millithor in City of the Spider Queen II

[Brother Shatterstone]

Cool I won't update my character sheet then, and hope and prey that one of the three clerics will be nice. (4 if I count Kripp)

For the record

With my Amulet of Health +4: 95 HP

Without my Amulet of Health +4: 71 HP

 

[Endur]

I'm not a fan of PRCs, so I'm probably not the best person to ask about the PRCs.

The new classes are ok.

The Swashbuckler is interesting. In a way, it could be the drow version of a fighter class. Fighter BAB, saves, hit points. 4 skill points per level. martial weapon proficiency. light armor proficiency. Instead of fighter bonus feats, get various bonuses and special abilities. Free Weapon Finesse at 1st level. At 3rd level and higher, intelligence bonus is applied to damage. Acrobatics.

The Samurai has fighter BAB, saves, hit points. 2 skill points per level. martial weapon proficincy and heavy armor profiency. various bonuses (two weapon fighter and fear type bonuses and some ki smites).

The Hexblade has fighter BAB, hit points, and good will save (bad fort save). 2 skill points per level. non-good only. Minor spellcasting (comparable to Ranger or Paladin) based on charisma.

The new classes are good for what they are supposed to be. They are also balanced. The core classes (Fighter, Ranger, Rogue, etc.) are more powerful than these new classes because of their greater flexibility. These classes, though, give you everything you need to play a Samurai or a Swashbuckler. Particularly if you are playing a skills-oriented campaign, where the Fighter class might not have the skills you desire.

How do you like the new classes in that?

 

[Endur]

Even with a -6 to Kilcif's con, you still have more hit points than anyone else in Szith Morcane. All of my NPCs in Szith Morcane are either drow (-2 racial con) or undead (no con), which means not very many hit points.

Of course, once you leave this small rural hamlet and move on, you'll encounter creatures with more hit points. I have several 200+ hp creatures wandering around in the Underdark (some of which are in Maerimydra).

For the record

With my Amulet of Health +4: 95 HP

Without my Amulet of Health +4: 71 HP

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

Even with a -6 to your con, I think you still have more hit points than anyone else in Szith Morcane.

Yeah true, but I seem to be a big target, and the only front line warrior that the House has.

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

I'm not a fan of PRCs, so I'm probably not the best person to ask about the PRCs.

I'm the same way, I've never used a PrC. Well I take it back I've used one but it was a "homebrew"

The new classes are good for what they are supposed to be. They are also balanced. The core classes (Fighter, Ranger, Rogue, etc.) are more powerful than these new classes because of their greater flexibility. These classes, though, give you everything you need to play a Samurai or a Swashbuckler. Particularly if you are playing a skills-oriented campaign, where the Fighter class might not have the skills you desire.

Cool that's pretty much what I needed to know. Sound like at least two classes I would use.

Evil only on the Hex Blade? Is it supposed to be an anti-paladin or balance out the paladin some how some way?

 

[Endur]

Hex Blades can be neutral. I think the idea is that since the Hex Blade casts curses, casting a curse is not a good act.

Evil only on the Hex Blade? Is it supposed to be an anti-paladin or balance out the paladin some how some way?

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

Hex Blades can be neutral. I think the idea is that since the Hex Blade casts curses, casting a curse is not a good act.

Wow, not what I was suspecting, that could be interesting...

 

[Xael]

Cool I won't update my character sheet then, and hope and prey that one of the three clerics will be nice. (4 if I count Kripp)

Quertus also has a scroll of it. It's not very high on his scribing priority list though...



Ps. *Snif* And I would so like to be Archmage...

 

[Endur]

Quertus can be an Archmage. All you have to do is persuade all the other arcane casters in a community that you are the most skilled arcane caster, and presto, you are an Archmage.

(You still don't have a prc.)

Ps. *Snif* And I would so like to be Archmage...

 

[Xael]

Quertus can be an Archmage. All you have to do is persuade all the other arcane casters in a community that you are the most skilled arcane caster, and presto, you are an Archmage.

(You still don't have a prc.)

Yup, but that doesn't enable me to toss Lightning Meteor Swarms, does it?