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<blockquote data-quote="maddman75" data-source="post: 370295" data-attributes="member: 2673">Its been awhile since I read it, but I'll see what I remember.Illusion magic is essential.&nbsp; Most of pennywise's murders could be explained by Phantasmal Killer.&nbsp; That and an insanity inducing version.One idea would be to use the Ravenloft ability Innocence.&nbsp; Basically, a character can choose to be Innocent so long as they never have committed an evil act or faced with deep, unsettling evil.&nbsp; Such a character could make a Will save in order to believe that anything could hurt pennywise.For the 'adult' version - looks like some big nasty fiendish thing to me.&nbsp; though he still has the illusion powers and the abilities to use them at a distance.Oh, and do read the book.&nbsp; It is very good, and you learn all kinds of things that didn't make the movie - like all the boys having sex with Beverly on their way down to fight him the first time.&nbsp; They needed to all bond to each other appearantly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="maddman75, post: 370295, member: 2673"] Its been awhile since I read it, but I'll see what I remember. Illusion magic is essential. Most of pennywise's murders could be explained by Phantasmal Killer. That and an insanity inducing version. One idea would be to use the Ravenloft ability Innocence. Basically, a character can choose to be Innocent so long as they never have committed an evil act or faced with deep, unsettling evil. Such a character could make a Will save in order to believe that anything could hurt pennywise. For the 'adult' version - looks like some big nasty fiendish thing to me. though he still has the illusion powers and the abilities to use them at a distance. Oh, and do read the book. It is very good, and you learn all kinds of things that didn't make the movie - like all the boys having sex with Beverly on their way down to fight him the first time. They needed to all bond to each other appearantly. [/QUOTE]

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