I've checked the errata and sadly it doesn't mention the starting gold so you'll have to let me know how much money I have to play with.Rystil Arden said:I think the Complete classes never got the money listed, but it may be in an errata or just somewhere I didn't see. Lessee: For Invocations, both of the ones you're lookingat are fun, as is Eldritch Spear, since that gives you a much longer range, and Essences are nice too. Language: Does he know Thuldyrian or Old Thuldyrian? Background: Sundaria doesn't have any unviersities, but it does have guilds as well as a few guild-sponsored academies. Thuldyria has a university, of course. As for the rest, it works nicely. Old Thuldyria actually was not destroyed by war, but the war that Nix sees as the 'great war' could have been any number of lesser conflicts, so that's cool![]()
That would be my guess too (though maybe they would get it as Rogue due to light armour proficiencies). I was about to say that, but then there was this weird period where the board stopped workingBront said:I think the Warlock should get starting gold as a Sorcerer, but I'm not sure. Makes sense, as it seems to have a similar paralell.
I would suggest fixing your post. Shouldn't take much, just a few word changes.chod said:Yes, the village people was afraid of the sorcerers, since they ment that the only way could be gain, is trough hard study, and work to become a wizard. That is better, should I fix the post above? Or is this enough?
My gut reaction was for Rogue starting money. Or maybe Bard or Druid.Rystil Arden said:That would be my guess too (though maybe they would get it as Rogue due to light armour proficiencies). I was about to say that, but then there was this weird period where the board stopped workingWhat did I say Sorcerer was, 120?