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<blockquote data-quote="moritheil" data-source="post: 3033613" data-attributes="member: 30610">RBG - It was originally thought that part of the group was going ahead and part was not, but that way lies chaos and madness of a decidedly bad sort.&nbsp; Rather, it will be assumed that the entire party moves together once the casting is complete.NS - If flamebrothers are listed in Savage Species as a monstrous progression with only 3 racial HD, then you can certainly go that route.Voidrazor - Understood.&nbsp; The idea now is to play a rogue kaorti?&nbsp; Sounds interesting.&nbsp; The thrall ability may be a little imbalanced, though it is clear that a great deal of care must be taken to get it to work.&nbsp; No changes will be made to it.Are kaorti actually fiends in terms of qualification for FoP?&nbsp; Despite their Outsider (extraplanar, evil) status, it isn't immediately clear from the WOTC site exactly what qualifies and what does not qualify for FoP.&nbsp; Does FoP require that a character be tanari'i, baatezu, or yugoloth?Divine caster restrictions are an RP aspect worth looking at - perhaps your kaorti was outcast because it broke an old taboo against divine magic?&nbsp; The phrenic template will be considered.&nbsp; Is there a reason why this character is triply unusual amongst the kaorti?&nbsp; The concern here is that three degrees of modification on the base concept of kaorti might be a bit much to swallow in terms of continuity.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moritheil, post: 3033613, member: 30610"] RBG - It was originally thought that part of the group was going ahead and part was not, but that way lies chaos and madness of a decidedly bad sort. Rather, it will be assumed that the entire party moves together once the casting is complete. NS - If flamebrothers are listed in Savage Species as a monstrous progression with only 3 racial HD, then you can certainly go that route. Voidrazor - Understood. The idea now is to play a rogue kaorti? Sounds interesting. The thrall ability may be a little imbalanced, though it is clear that a great deal of care must be taken to get it to work. No changes will be made to it. Are kaorti actually fiends in terms of qualification for FoP? Despite their Outsider (extraplanar, evil) status, it isn't immediately clear from the WOTC site exactly what qualifies and what does not qualify for FoP. Does FoP require that a character be tanari'i, baatezu, or yugoloth? Divine caster restrictions are an RP aspect worth looking at - perhaps your kaorti was outcast because it broke an old taboo against divine magic? The phrenic template will be considered. Is there a reason why this character is triply unusual amongst the kaorti? The concern here is that three degrees of modification on the base concept of kaorti might be a bit much to swallow in terms of continuity. [/QUOTE]

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