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That's horrible! without special effects, we'll have to actually hire good actors.consequences wrote:You'd have to sell the GM on whatever book it was that had a bunch of monster classes that leveled them up through their HD and level adjustment, seeing as a baseline Monster Manual Mind Flayer is something like an ECL of 14 all told.Tasoth wrote:Hows aboot a Mind Flayer Mech Jockey? *bats his eyes and grabs all his Technomagic/DP9 d20 products*
You would then have to survive for twelve levels of advancement before you even had a shot at trying to be a Mech Jockey, presuming the GM is willing to allow that
Personally, I'd try to find something a little less absurd.
Speaking of which, I would like to join. Presuming that my Tarrasque Dark Side Marauder isn't allowed, I'll probably want to go with a thief or ranger type, thus unbalancing the party more away from the magic users, and making it cheaper for the movie version to eventually be made due to the reduced special effects.
Arcane trickster?Keevan_Colton wrote:I'm pondering rogue/wizard
[size=0]Please don't actually take that PrC...[/size]I'm working on it right now. Skills are easy; most of his powers won't require too much tweaking. The final result will probably be something like a psychic warrior, in terms of his 'Force Points.'Hotfoot wrote:Out of morbid curiousity, how do you intend to balance a Jedi into D&D? The damage models are different, the skills are different, so on and so forth.
There's an artificer class Magic of Faerun, though it's a prestige class, it might be what your looking for.Tasoth wrote:The Illithid Mech Jockey was just a joke to go with the whole absurdity thing. I'm all for it using a normal human and some class. Any chance of a clockwork inventor whatever-the-special-classes-are-called class?
None of my players, real-life or virtual, have ever played as an arcane trickster. I forgot they even existed *flips through DMG.*Rogue 9 wrote:Arcane trickster?Keevan_Colton wrote:I'm pondering rogue/wizard
SRD foo.Dahak wrote:Will be working on the character once I got my player's handbook back
Thank God for the SRD. I'll try to smuggle my PHB along inside of a binder or something and hope I'm not asked to DM for anyone.
You need to make it publicly viewable.Keevan_Colton wrote:http://www.3eprofiler.net/3ep/view.php?id=10078
My delightful fellow...I'll need to have a little chat about his background first though
Erm... Look at your character's stats. He's not as dumb as your other entries make him out to be. Not even close.A Big Flying Fish wrote:Finished character. Let Ug begin
Yep, 3.5.Rogue 9 wrote:Sadly, my parents won't allow me to take my D&D books to college with me, out of fear that I will play D&D instead of attending class and thereby fail.
Edit: 3.5, I presume? That will determine which PHB I bring along and which serves as the decoy to leave home...
D'oh! *slaps head.* Forgot about the Consular in KOTOR. Your right, it probably would be much easier to convert...Alyrium Denryle wrote:Building character now
It would probably be easier if I used the class stats from Knights of the Old Republic. It would be much easier to convert. At least insofar as feats and powers are concerned. It is pretty much preconverted.
A lightsaber would, I assume(based on SW characteristics) Bypass Armor and damage reduction...(Magical bonues of armor etc notwithstanding) and use dexterity to hit and damage(as strength is sort of a non-issue with a blade made of pure energy)
Character is loosly based on those basic assumptions(and a bit of common sense)
Yours and ABFF's look pretty good so far.Keevan_Colton wrote:http://www.3eprofiler.net/3ep/view.php?id=10078
My delightful fellow...I'll need to have a little chat about his background first though
Works for meCaptain tycho wrote:D'oh! *slaps head.* Forgot about the Consular in KOTOR. Your right, it probably would be much easier to convert...Alyrium Denryle wrote:Building character now
It would probably be easier if I used the class stats from Knights of the Old Republic. It would be much easier to convert. At least insofar as feats and powers are concerned. It is pretty much preconverted.
A lightsaber would, I assume(based on SW characteristics) Bypass Armor and damage reduction...(Magical bonues of armor etc notwithstanding) and use dexterity to hit and damage(as strength is sort of a non-issue with a blade made of pure energy)
Character is loosly based on those basic assumptions(and a bit of common sense)
As for the lightsaber: Bypass damage reduction of armor, and perhaps a -2 to the target's AC against it? Anything else would be a wee bit overpowered.
But his CHA is that bad, so he may act stupid. Even if he isn't./Rogue 9 wrote:Erm... Look at your character's stats. He's not as dumb as your other entries make him out to be. Not even close.A Big Flying Fish wrote:Finished character. Let Ug begin
Stats are generated using the point buy method, HP, I'll leave up to you guys: Average it, or roll it?Rogue 9 wrote:How are we doing stats and HP? Did you say already, or did I miss something?
I would just go with max HP per level...Captain tycho wrote:Stats are generated using the point buy method, HP, I'll leave up to you guys: Average it, or roll it?Rogue 9 wrote:How are we doing stats and HP? Did you say already, or did I miss something?
Particularly with such a low level, I'd agree.Alyrium Denryle wrote:I would just go with max HP per level...