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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(contact)" data-source="post: 1057234" data-attributes="member: 41">Ironically, I felt at the time that this was the prelude for the campaign's conclusion and climactic battle-- Heydricus was 18th on the cusp of 19th, Pris was on the high end of 17th . . . Heydricus’ cohorts are at 16th, with Jespo on the low end at 15th (after his unfortunate and sudden perforating).-----As a meta-game note, those of you who have read Chris’s (Heydricus’player) DM’s notes on the TOEE2 campaign might recall a side-plot involving one of Belvor’s Circle of Four—Piscean the wizard.  Chris inserted this villain behind the scenes when Whistlin’ Pippin still had three jobs (only three job, mon!?  Him laaaazy!), and now I’m going to do my level best to kill his character with the guy.Piscean is one of the fellers Tritherion was talking about way back in chapter 29 when he said, “beware, for your enemies are multiplied, and they have discovered the knowledge of one another.”  Piscean was the guy who put the Iuzians in touch with the H.M.H.H.C. and facilitated the plot against Thrommel and . . . and . . . oh, hell, you know . . . that wizard that always follows him around.  The one with the big nose?  Talks to his cat?  Crespin Jim, or something like that?------Sadly, the 3.5 rule that wizards have to have 2 restricted schools has put Pris and Jespo in a tough bind—in order to stay as specialists, they’d both have to “forget” spells that have been critical to their careers and big in the story to date (teleport, or dream, etc.), so we’ve rebuilt them as generalists.Does this mean Jespo will finally be able to put the shade of Anton behind him and learn fireball?  Certainly he *can* now, but should he?</blockquote>

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