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I like that exchange and that seems to be the consensus, though there do seem to be several ways to approach it - he's being given something that helps him approach humanity but he's losing or having made conditional some of the advantages he was created with. So far, I'm definitely getting some of ...

Oh, little additional note. Appearance wise, I am getting kind of inspired by some of the cover and end-book art for The Crow graphic novel because unlike Brandon Lee's handsome mug, the character in that is a mess . Discolored skin, massive scarring, he's really creepy and unsettling, very much wha...

This is an intriguing concept. The only way I would see a flesh golem getting along at the Carnival is pretty much the path you've outlined here. Most are inhuman anti-social monsters and would probably be put down. As for your idea, piggybacking off of Nathan, why not make him weaker or smaller th...

See, this is why I felt posting the BG was important, as it definitely effects any potential Twisting. I was also curious if what he is would change any way the Twisting acts on him. He is not a "natural" being, he has herculean resistance and immunities to certain magical effects, but we'...

I'm a little surprised that I can't find one reference to this anywhere. Am I really the first person to ask this? At any rate, I (like so many others) do adore the Carnival supplement. My gaming group has gone over to Pathfinder, so it's basically 3.5e rules. A character idea that came up was a fle...