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<blockquote data-quote="Son of the Serpent" data-source="post: 7825640" data-attributes="member: 7015476"><p>To me it mostly sounds like just a really horrible idea to take a truenamer with you on a multiplanar adventure unless you absolutely refuse to tell them your true name and even then its dicey.&nbsp; They are like sending a bleeding elephant into shark infested waters.&nbsp; The thing is strong but defenseless in such a situation generally and will call attention from said sharks who will be able to most likely completely eviscerate it without injuring themselves.&nbsp; The only real fix for this situation is to allow them to take two homebrew feats at some point (as two of their feats) that allows them to disguise true names somehow at a penalty and also disguise their magic as indiscernable up to a decent dc check from arcane magic even by magical or ability related means.&nbsp; If the campaign has realism in it anything short of this is ceazy suicidal or worse im a multiplanar campaign.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Son of the Serpent, post: 7825640, member: 7015476"] To me it mostly sounds like just a really horrible idea to take a truenamer with you on a multiplanar adventure unless you absolutely refuse to tell them your true name and even then its dicey. They are like sending a bleeding elephant into shark infested waters. The thing is strong but defenseless in such a situation generally and will call attention from said sharks who will be able to most likely completely eviscerate it without injuring themselves. The only real fix for this situation is to allow them to take two homebrew feats at some point (as two of their feats) that allows them to disguise true names somehow at a penalty and also disguise their magic as indiscernable up to a decent dc check from arcane magic even by magical or ability related means. If the campaign has realism in it anything short of this is ceazy suicidal or worse im a multiplanar campaign. [/QUOTE]

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