Anyone paste a sample Dragon King, link a relevent thread or point me to a sample Dragon King please for 3.5.
Only serious responses please.
Hi there. I am into long walks on the silt sea, torturing muls, and Faberge eggs. Are you in to defiling-play?
No need to write that. We post here because we are serious.
people who are here to use the service for its intended purpose.
People sleep peacefully in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf. --George Orwell
There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people. --Howard Zinn
He who fights with monsters must take care lest he thereby become a monster. --Friedrich Nietzsche
Andropinis with sorcerer levels?
He is in my creation.
I never finished them because 4E came out.
You Elf blooded Tari - finish them!!! Oh and thanks, even with sorcerer levels he is more than useable for his intended role - terrify the players into submission.
Thinking about it Sorcerer does make sense, after all these few represent the last of the few personally taught by Rajaat, the First Sorcerer himself. Their understanding of magic should be different. EDIT: And I found the smilie I should have used before
The Sorcerer class (An NPC Class) Sorcerers in Athas are known as Spellbinders, sorcerer and sorcery being generic terms for wizards and wizardry. Spellbinders are the decendents of humans that were the failed experiments of Rajaat. Rajaat, who had invented magic, wanted to instill some human followers with innate magical abilities. He succeeded in this, however, the traits that emerged were not what he was looking for in champions for the cleansing wars, so he abandoned his experiments. Of the handful of humans he experimented on, none had children that demonstrated any supernatural abilities, so Rajaat was content to leave them be for the meantime. What Rajaat could not have known was that these abilities only have the potential to manifest when both bloodlines have the blood of at least two of those that Rajaat experimented on, and it was hundreds of years before the decendants of his human experiments were to meet and have children together. Therefore, hundreds of years later, the first Spellbinders appeared on Athas. Even so, the blending of the bloodlines does not guarantee the birth of a Spellbinder - even given the right bloodlines, only one in 10 of those will born will be born a Spellbinder. Spellbinders are considered accursed people. Their powers manifest during puberty, and they are natural defilers, regardless of their ethical orientation. Defiling is the only way for them to access magic. They cannot choose to be preservers. During puberty they often spontaneously cast spells, but most are able to control their spellcasting before adulthood. When a Spellbinder is found out, they are usually turned over to whatever local authority exists. The penalty for them is usually death. However, some of them serve the sorcerer kings as wicked archanamachs. No one except the sorcerer-kings and their highest ranking templars know the truth about the origins of the Spellbinders. To the regular people of Athas, the discovery of a Spellbinder is an ill omen of bad luck.
If you re-read PP, especially the Rkard vs. Borys battle, you'll notice that Bory's really the combat type guy... I've tried to translate that into having at least one melee-oriented class.
Ya see i write that because most of you are clowns who get off on writing stupid crap back to people who are here to use the service for its intended purpose. To those who chose to be silly, thanks for being yourself. To those who are helpful, thank you. Claytoniantomb = clown, redking = helpful do we see the difference?
