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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Primitive Screwhead" data-source="post: 3434700" data-attributes="member: 20805">If I were to do this, I would try to keep the cards somewhat equivilent.. perhaps have them apply a 1/2 LA template..Heres what I mean:Flames: Love, you gain +2 to social skills with those of the opposite sex and tend to be treated one category higher on the NPC reaction table.Gem: Wealth, You gain treasure and are treated as if one level higher with regards to the Wealth Guidelines. This keeps the value decent throughout levels instead of havig a static value that could be improperly balanced.Knight: Loyalty, you gain +5 to your leadership skill and can gain a cohort even if you do not have the leadership featThrone: Leadership, you gain +5 to your leadership skill and can attract followers even if you do not have the leadership featMoon, Curse.. using Sean Reynolds Curse of the Moon, you gain the simple lycanthrope feat/templateRogue: Loss, you lose treasure and are treated as if one level lower with regards to the Wealth Guidelines.Skull: Death. You acquire Zombie Rot, a magical disease that deals 1 point of CON damage per day, which the character can save to recover. Cure Disease cast by a X level cleric is required to remove the disease. Once your CON drops to 0, you become undead.Euryale: Stone. You acquire Stone Creep, a magical disease that overcomes your body. Each day requires a Fort save DC 25, failure indicates 10% of your body changes to stone, granting a +1 DR and a Dex penalty of +1 point. A stone to Flesh spell recovers 10%. Cure Disease cast by a X level cleric is required to remove this disease. Once you reach 100% of your body changed to stone, you become an object.Etc..</blockquote>

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