Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
DocMoriartty said:so how far is Wulf from permanent retirement?
A guess?
4 more sessions.
Wulf
DocMoriartty said:so how far is Wulf from permanent retirement?
Wulf Ratbane said:
A guess?
4 more sessions.
Canis said:As a newly christened dwarf, I have to ask... As a dwarf, am I expected to take the retirement of a legend stoically? Or do I tear up in one eye like when a sports legend retires? Or do I drink a barrel or so of ale and start a bar-fight in Wulf's honor?
Wulf Ratbane said:Whatever you do, if it's really strong ale, don't tear up, cause then you just look like a big girlie who can't handle his drink, and I will have to kick yer ass.
Wulf Ratbane said:Take it stoically, but have an ale. Whatever you do, if it's really strong ale, don't tear up, cause then you just look like a big girlie who can't handle his drink, and I will have to kick yer ass.
Wulf Ratbane said:
A guess?
4 more sessions.
Canis said:
Here's the plan, then, for when Wulf retires (May Moradin keep us from the day).
1) Stoic acceptance
2) Strong ale
3) If any pecks or nancy-boy paladins bug me while I'm at the bar with my ale, I give 'em a taste o' boot leather.
Maybe if I'm really lucky, I'll run into one of those newfangled Peck-Paladins. Ya know, the little nancies what ride dire badgers on account a' no self-respectin' pony will let the little blighters touch 'em, much less mount 'em.
Dinkeldog said:To further the hijack, if you're enjoying the shapeshifting more than the spellcasting, I highly recommend the Shifter prestige class. Sure, two feats are wasted, and you never add new spells, but you can become a griffin, an assassin vine or a fire giant: how cool is that?