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[X] Jousting
A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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It was supposed to be smashed after we refurbished the castles on the Wall, so far as I remember.
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BY THE POWER OF GOOGLE!
Dread Necromancer – Class – D&D Tools
Bam!
Corpsecrafter – Feat – D&D Tools
Bam!
Now imagine we had raised that ancient Green Dragon as a skeleton, improved by Wylla's corpsecrafter feats.
Instant high-power guard-dog on her leash.
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We will only get 2 more updates today and I'm hyped for the play and the proposal, so I would leave the joust for tomorrow.
Unless you can wait a day longer for HT help, in which case I could do a jousting chapter with Ivez.
@DragonParadox, what are the matches by the way?
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Snowfire
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That is quite definitely not how Animate Dead in 3.5 works.
And it's a 3rd level Cleric spell.
I'll be doing the All Access interlude today. I can wait.
[X] Jousting
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Yup, once you have BBEG levels and resources. You will have to be level 8 before you can create your first undead though. It would be struggle city to get to that point.
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[X] The final melee duel
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I have not rolled them yet. Doing so now.
enigma1995
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[X] The final melee duel
Snowfire
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Animate Dead is a level 3 spell. Dread Necromancer gets Level 3 spells at level 6. And that's assuming the avoidance of Versatile Spellcaster cheese due to DN being a spontaneous casting class. Which if you can get away with it (be warned, any sane DM will throw their DMG at you if you try) means Animate Dead at level four.
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Actually he's right, DMs have it on their list at 4.
Stupid but so it is written.
Snowfire
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Oh, right. Arcane casting. Level 6 then assuming Versatile Spellcaster. Though the 'struggle city' comment appears to ignore the frankly pretty great chassis that Dread Necromancer gives you to work with.
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Yup. Clerics get it as a 3rd level spell because reasons though.
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You can't learn the spell until level 8 though so the versatile spellcaster perk doesn't help there. And yes, the class itself is good even if you don't actually start any of the minionmancy until level 8. Which kinda makes my point about many of the best necromancy features not actually relating to creating undead.
Here are the first joust match ups:
- Ser Bonifer Hasty (Hedge knight) vs Ser Forley Waters (Legion Lancer)
- Ser Benjicot Brown (Hedge knight) vs Ser Archibald Yronwood (Mystery knight)
- Ser Criston Storm (Hedge knight) vs Ser Halys Belmore (Mystery knight)
- Ser Horas Redwyne (Mystery knight) vs Ser Roger 'Reyne' Hill (Hedge knight)
- Ser Hyle Buckwell (Mystery knight) vs Vardis Sunderland (Mystery 'knight')
- Ser Gerold Dayne, known as Darkstar, the Knight of High Hermitage (Mystery knight) vs Ser Philip Foote (Mystery Knight)
- Ivezhqoy 'The Dothraki' vs Ser Harras Harlaw (Mystery knight)
- Ser Jon Redford (Mystery knight) vs 'Ser' Gaevon Nargaris (Braavosi 'knight')
- Ser 'Red' Ronnet Connington (Mystery knight) vs Ser Karyl Grafton (Mystery knight)
- Jaedor Taraellis (Volantine Old Blood/Tiger/Distant cousin of Hermetia) vs Ser Raynald Mooton (Mystery knight)
- Ser Karl Terrick (Mystery knight) vs Vinarr Laeraenor (Tyroshi Magister
- Ser Raymun Darry (Mystery knight) vs Ser Gerold Torchwood (General of 1st Legion and newly raised nobility)
- Tytos Brune (Not a Mystery Knight) vs Ser Walder Frey called the Black (Mystery knight)
- Vaevar called 'the Valiant' (Sellsword, formerly in the service of Lys) vs Ser Wendel Manderly (Mystery knight)
- Ser Richard Horpe (Mystery knight) vs Ser Harmen Flowers (Bastard son of Lord Graceford)
- Ser Quincy Peake called the Quarreller (Hedge knight) vs Ser Erren Florent (Mystery knight)
Snowfire
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Ehehehehe. Versatile Spellcaster is classed as high tier cheese for a reason. And that's all I'm saying.
Goldfish
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We destroyed the first Lyre of Building, then we made a bunch more. IIRC, we have seven of them in circulation right now. One assigned to Xor, one for Kira, and five we recently crafted for the latest cadre of Bards we hired in Armun Kelisk.
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That's one highly questionable trick, mind you. Afaik, it doesn't actually work, at least that's what I remember when researching ti recently.
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I mean RAW (which has been his big argument), it only allows you to cast spells you know. And you also aren't allowed to learn spells you cannot cast. No normal GM will allow that.