Tzimisce

[guardianfallenangel]

I'm not sure how or if this would work. I'm not sure how many people here played V:tm but I always loved the Tzimisce, do you think it's possible to create a balanced race based on their powers? Or how about any of the V:tm clans for that matter. I would appreciate any input. thanks

 

[Aus_Snow]

Which system - D&D? d20 Modern?

You do mean a living (i.e., not undead) race, right? So basically, the key mutations at will - more or less - with perhaps some other Discipline-related psi-like abilities or what have you (e.g., enhanced powers of perception), and you're done?

Sorry if I'm not quite grokking here. :\

 

[papastebu]

I'm not sure how or if this would work. I'm not sure how many people here played V:tm but I always loved the Tzimisce, do you think it's possible to create a balanced race based on their powers? Or how about any of the V:tm clans for that matter. I would appreciate any input. thanks

Is this pronounced "tiz-meh-kee"? Where are they found?

 

[szilard]

If you mean a living +0 LA class, I'd use something like the Changeling from Eberron - and create a race-specific Fleshwarper prestige class.

-Stuart

 

[Sandain]

I think its pronounced Shay-miss-ay and they are a Vampire Clan from White Wolf games.

 

[Charwoman Gene]

Zhim-ees-ee, just like it is spelled.

 

[guardianfallenangel]

the clans and their disiplines are all very cool. i'm just not sure how to convert them in a balanced way to fit dnd 3.5 this is something my friends and i have talked about but never sat down and tried to hammer out any mechanics.

 

[frankthedm]

Schah-meh-say!

Balanced? They were not balanced in their own system! There is no way to allow for Perm changes to ones form including new limbs and natural attacks other than crippling ECL!

 

[Charwoman Gene]

Schah-meh-say!

You probably think Drow rhymes with "woe".

 

[frankthedm]

Nope, Drow ryhmes with cow.

I get the Tzimisce pronouciation from 3 associates who were larpers back in the day.