The Antigrol Tide (OOC)

[Mallak]

Now that you mention it, no one has ever heard of Adonai before.

 

[Mallak]

Just out of curiosity, how does N'un T'Chauck plan on stopping a raging Troth if he is bent on doing something crazy?

 

[Jdvn1]

Gosh, who would this "Adonai" character be?

Oh, hello there.

 

[Strahd_Von_Zarovich]

Just for you to know
"Adonai" is one of the many names of god in hebrew.

 

[Mallak]

Strahd, for all the time I've used the name in my games, I believe you're the first to pick up on that. I expected you would, seeing as how your location is listed as ISRAEL.

 

[MummyKitty]

Just out of curiosity, how does N'un T'Chauck plan on stopping a raging Troth if he is bent on doing something crazy?

Um, yeah... very carefully?

Is a raging barbarian out of control? It doesn't look like they take an intelligence or wisdom hit beyond the restrictions to skills, etc.... but, interested in your interpretation.

 

[Mallak]

I allow the player to determine their own mental state under rage. I believe a rage should be a very focused energy, but when there are no more enemies to focus on, who knows how the character might react? It's a player's prerogative, but I would highly discourage against indescriminate attacking. That's the effects of a curse, not a class feature. Unless, of course, a player wanted to play a somewhat "broken" barbarian, which I would have no objections to; sort of a "Jekyll & Hyde" character.

 

[magic_gathering2001]

Strahd, for all the time I've used the name in my games, I believe you're the first to pick up on that.

I picked up on it to but didn't think it was worth mentioning

 

[Drowned Hero]

Um, yeah... very carefully?

Is a raging barbarian out of control? It doesn't look like they take an intelligence or wisdom hit beyond the restrictions to skills, etc.... but, interested in your interpretation.

I allow the player to determine their own mental state under rage. I believe a rage should be a very focused energy, but when there are no more enemies to focus on, who knows how the character might react? It's a player's prerogative, but I would highly discourage against indescriminate attacking. That's the effects of a curse, not a class feature. Unless, of course, a player wanted to play a somewhat "broken" barbarian, which I would have no objections to; sort of a "Jekyll & Hyde" character.

As i have been playing rage all my time as a roleplayer, is that if the chartacter is in rage and he sees something as a treath to him or his frinds hhe will attack.

as an example. if the new comers had came on boar and they in a fast movement take something out of their pocket or bag. He will attack
If they speak calmy more or less he would not.


is this a usual way to play it?

 

[Mallak]

That sounds to me like a perfectly reasonable way to play a raging character.