Having a backstory behind your name is important if your origin comes up in conversation, since it distracts from other details that don't quite add up.
Those are pretty nifty, but fairly expensive and super niche. If our enemies want to use resources to acquire them, that's probably better for us, since they wouldn't be using their funds for more generally useful stuff.
That Persistomancy is probably something that really fucking pissed off 100% of every enemy we've made, since I bet a lot of their battle plans were basically "this would be really fucking easy if they weren't all constantly warded to hell".
Yeah, it's beautiful. We could actually make it even more effective, but I've held back for fear of pushing things a bit too far. Doing so would also limit Dany's ability to use Divine Metamagic a little more than I'm comfortable with.
No, it's perfect where its at, to be honest. Dany should be able to use everything on her tool belt, seeing as how we can cover any gaps with money.
Yeah, I prefer keeping some daily Turnings in reserve for utility and emergency use.
Give her a pimped out weapon and the lack of other martial abilities could be made up for with that absurdly high attack bonus. One that is highly lethal just by making contact, basically.Yeah, I prefer keeping some daily Turnings in reserve for utility and emergency use.
If we weren't doing that, though, and she was inclined to mix it up in melee, Dany could keep Divine Power and Righteous Might active on herself 24/7.
That would set her Base Attack Bonus to +17 and her Strength attribute to 22 (along with +21 Temp HP, +4 Natural Armor, +4 Constitution for another +34 HP, and DR 15/Good, plus growing to at least adult-size).
Give her a +5 Valyrian Steel Heavy Mace and add bonuses from her Persistomancy, and her attack line would look like this: +33/+33/+28/+23/+18 (1d8+14; x2)
As if she wasn't already scary enough...
Fill up those five remaining effective Enhancement bonus slots with a bunch of Bane effects (Magebane, Evil Outsider Bane, Undead Bane, Fey Bane, and Aberration Bane) and it would add a minimum +2 Enhancement bonus and +2d6 damage to most significant threats, with a lot of potential stacking against a lot of enemies. Almost all Fey and Evil Outsiders would also proc Magebane, for a +4 Enhancement and +4d6 damage, or Fey Bane, Undead Bane, and Magebane for +6 Enhancement and +6d6 damage against the Others.
Yeah but if you need a convenient stopping point, you don't need a threat just to artificially inflate investment, you just need a more interesting scene instead of flaccid discussion inducing decision points.
Wouldn't this drive off pretty much anyone of sufficient power to make this journey? Neither Angels nor Devils are sufficiently renowned for bribery working on them. The problem with the "anyone with any business being here had better be legitimate" wouldn't gel with the sheer pragmatism of the knowledge the only business either group is going to get is from those who absolutely do not want their business here being traced, with all of the deterrents of the local garrison, as well as the risk of bringing down unwanted attention from IT nearby, generally dissuading any large scale funny business.
