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Here is a little experiment. I am going to write a brief passage between spoilers; please read it, and answer this question: who in this scenario is evil ? After you've had a few days to discuss and decide, I'll expand the passage by one stage, and I will ask you the same question. Ready? Interested...

Well, Quoth the Raven #30 is out, Chibiloft 2023 is up on my Deviantart page, sooo... back to Sarcantasy!

"Occupado", now with more cheeping!

Indeed, Mircea is no Fabio.
Heck, he's not even a James Belushi.

As for Ilsabet... yech. Just yech.

I mean he became evil, so he can't use his Solamnic Knight class abilities anymore.

Even if he cast arcane spells, his casting ability needs to come from somewhere, such as the Magic or Spell domain. He certainly isn't a mage.

Don't forget to adjust his class abilities for turning Evil.

Also, don't forget he was pulling off big spells in KotBR, so consider improving his Wisdom score.

Give him Ability focus (fireball) or a tweaked version of Practised spellcaster.

I just read the Dragonlance campaign guide. It says the role of Paladins on Krynn is handled by the Solamnic Knight PrCs. *shrug* :-/ Where did the rogue knight PrC come from? I haven't found it yet but I was thinking that being a mystic may be more appropriate for Soth to have been a mystic when h...

I just read the Dragonlance campaign guide. It says the role of Paladins on Krynn is handled by the Solamnic Knight PrCs. *shrug* :-/
Where did the rogue knight PrC come from?

I did my writeup here, and it's a bit different than what was suggested by zombiegleemax.

I once did a writeup of Soth, using the Knights of the Crown, Sword and Rose prestige classes offered up in the Dragonlance campaign guide. It meant he'd need to have a rank in Cleric and some spellcasting power. Going on the theory that Soth 'converted' after becoming a death knight, or at least th...

Vampire kenders of Kendralind :soth: One of Soth's very worst sins... The bit about them regularly spending a whole night crying about being tied to their coffin and unable to roam freely really gets to me. And they didn't even have a precious to give them a little bit of happiness down the long, c...

alhoon wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2023 3:08 am That is an interesting concept. I think that each of the Gollums would protect its precious even hiding what it is. Or they may have one big "Precious" that they kinda worship.

Why not both? The little precious keeps them busy, the big precious gives them a cultural identity.

Baron Von Stanton wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 10:48 pm If they were all like Gollum, they would either have destroyed each other as competing predators, or have their holes set apart to avoid competition.

They might still loosely cooperate on ambushing groups, maybe, or hunting things too big for one.

The book of vile darkness (blegh) gave us a tribe of downright monstrous halflings: a tribe that, when under attack by hobgoblins, embraced Evil in order to survive, only to turn so evil and vile that the hobgoblins withdrew in disgust - and fear. Alas for the hobbos, the halflings then pursued and ...

Consider for a moment, the Spellscale people of the 3.5 book Races of the Dragon. When we consider their attitudes may shift greatly from day to day, and the fact that some of the dragon gods they honour through their blood-quickening meditations, how would they fare in the Demiplane of Dread?