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ooh, Ki Khanga is finally visible on the pin.
The only smart phone I've ever had is a Sky 3.5, so I can't really help with your question.
@BESW That's cool. Honestly the only reason I'm upgrading is because I have a 4S, it's definitely seen some better days, and they don't sell them anymore.
Though you haven't had much experience with Dark Heresy... have you?
@BESW Had a friend that ran a SW d20 game... they had an NPC that somehow, (since at the beginning of the game everyone is weaker than tissue paper) managed to survive an onslaught similar to the one in episode 3 that killed all the Jedi. They actually created a character sheet for him, up to the point where they were deliberating about a name, before he got hit in the head with a lazer blast.
You get "Dark Side Points" whenever you do something evil or unjust, and once you have enough of them it becomes much easier to just keep going to the Dark Side than to try and recover.
(But Force users with Dark Side Points tend to lose physical ability stats as they level up.)
You gain corruption for doing "things" that would be considered "evil", or that would "corrupt your soul", but you can lose them again if you do something especially pure.
A recent question in the meta addressed whether cross-system questions should ever be combined if the answer to both questions was determined to be the same.
I understand (and agree with) the answers posted in response, but it made me wonder what the tagging policy on such a question would be. I...
each thing you've drawn--shape, freehand, polygon--also exists as an object. You should be able to switch to the "select/move" tool and individually select objects.
From there, it's a right-click away from deleting it.
hmmm, I wonder about something in Pathfinder.... Is a Dhampir Inquisitor(Kinslayer) of Sarenrae really as scary as it sounds? I mean, a half-Vampire hunting Vampires who is in league with the literal sun goddess, slings around light spells... do Vampires even got a chance against that once he gets to the level they should start to pop up? (Mind you, Vampire-template grants CR+2 that demands 5 HD while Vampire itself is a CR9 monster)
I don't know much about that particular combo, but I do know that in the d20 System often the specific mechanics don't quite match up to their narrative implications.
Yeah, the light-based abilities of that archetype aren't actually that great.
Like, it definitely makes it easier to find and track down a vampire, but I wouldn;t say that inquisitor is more threatening that a single-class wizard or cleric.
And all of the standard ways to hide from magical detection work just as well against that archetype's abilities.
Looking through the list of abilities that an Inquisitor generally gets, it seems like a really weak class in general.
So once again a "sounds nice but... rules don't match the flavor text" case... well, at least it /sounds/ awesome, and not a bit less clichee than the Aasimir Paladin and the Catfolk Hunter my troupe gathered... together with a human fighter (who was responsible for two one-hit-kills), human war cleric (you know, the CN War god G something), Elven Druid and... Halfling Bard...
Which makes me wonder: does my group maybe cook a few clichees to many? well, at least they have 2.5 healers and quite some punch... even if the Bard proved to be only sideline decoration during the first combat.
but... isn't commune a spell earlier than 7th level? ok, it being EX instead of SU or a spell is quite a benefit... and of course, Monks gain that 'once I was a human, now I'm far more' pinnacle at 20, but... yea, monks are a tad screwed on some traits in contrast to the other classes keystones...
Monks are screwed because there's nothing that they're actually good at. They are sort of okay at a bunch of things, but not actually good at anything.
heh, tell me: my gameing group ended combat against my nasty big spider in the very first action... that bastard fighter played Kankra with her (and landed a crit...)
I think I got to beef up my monsters a bit... and think a bit about what type of NPC I toss at them as my 'if anyone wants to GM, here, I take this charbit for that time'. Not a Cleric, or they'd try to extort him for free heals/revives... they got their own cleric...
Sadly the falconer archetype is laughable at least: you get the bird compannion... which is one of the worst ones.
wait... is that formula correct?! Aasimir Paladins start at 20+6d6 and start being "middle aged" at 35. Average result would be 41, right? So while human paladins are usually 18-19 and about 16-17 years before their prime, the Aasimir of the same profession are commonly 6 years past their prime?!
With a chance to be 56 in worst case and thus old?!
even a bad-luck halfling wizard has 6 years before he starts to grow old...
well, true, but I try to play Kingmaker with them (with occasional breaks, where someone else may take the reins to lead something but nothing with lots of impact (eg: no artifacts, no monsters of dragon/outsider type, no huge changes)... So they might actually grow kind of older... (like... maybe a dozen years at worst)
And as I understand it, the path is built so that the rules basically work with them.
But if you, say, want to have your party build an actual keep on the borderlands without tons and tons of cash, the DM has to put in a lot of work to make it work with that ruleset.
I guess, can't check if they changed something... the rules in the path have holes as big as tankers... like there was an infinity-of-gold loop as a bad wording allowed restocking the magic items in shops at any moment, even during the income phase and then selling the new stock, rinsing and repeating from restocking...
Examples of things that make it hard to use: You need a minimum of 10 characters staffing various posts for 1 week out of every 4, or you get a bunch of penalties.
logistics question: I have a question I'd like to ask a stack, and I'm not sure which of two is more appropriate. I joined both chats to inquire, and both have 0 current users. Should I then post a meta-question on one of them?
