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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover

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Azel said:
I think that will never happen. Even if we manage it, Dany will just turn around and start intimidating Mindflayers left and right to not be outdone.
Dany is the scariest thing in a room. No exceptions.
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Hence the "one glorious moment" :).

One RP bonus feat Dany might be able to get is to cast fear (or something like it) at will, the same way Xor floats. She is that scary...

No spells, in tiny dragon form, and a ring of predesignation. I'm surprised one of the options wasn't "Ask* little sister to help"

*"Unleash Dany at them" sounds hilarious, but the implications of 'leashing' in terms of chocice and freedom ruin the humor. Oh well.
 
MTB said:
They'd rather be enraged like bulls and start a stampede to trample us under. Make us chewing grass at their hooves so to say.
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"Please stop, just, stop, we'll do as you ask, we just cant take It anymore, that last one nearly did me in, i shudder to think what the children and the elders are feeling right now"
"Well sure, i can stop, i dont want you to sh-udder too much after all"
"Aaaghh" *the minotaurs clutches its chest and Falls to the ground convulsing, foam seems to be coming out of its mouth*
 
BeepSmile said:
Hence the "one glorious moment" :).

One RP bonus feat Dany might be able to get is to cast fear (or something like it) at will, the same way Xor floats. She is that scary...

No spells, in tiny dragon form, and a ring of predesignation. I'm surprised one of the options wasn't "Ask* little sister to help"

*"Unleash Dany at them" sounds hilarious, but the implications of 'leashing' in terms of chocice and freedom ruin the humor. Oh well.
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True dragon trait.
Frightful Presence (Ex)

A young adult or older dragon can unsettle foes with its mere presence. The ability takes effect automatically whenever the dragon attacks, charges, or flies overhead. Creatures within a radius of 30 feet × the dragon's age category are subject to the effect if they have fewer HD than the dragon. A potentially affected creature that succeeds on a Will save (DC 10 + ½ dragon's HD + dragon's Cha modifier) remains immune to that dragon's frightful presence for 24 hours. On a failure, creatures with 4 or less HD become panicked for 4d6 rounds and those with 5 or more HD become shaken for 4d6 rounds. Dragons ignore the frightful presence of other dragons.
 
@DragonParadox , having the leader charge at us only to be stopped by Wings of Cover is likely to cause some debuff?

I mean, headbutting the extraplanar force of NOPE is likely to at least hurt, if not to knock somebody out.
 
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is there somewhere a variant of 'Frightful Presence' in Dany's "Draconic Glory" concept? Would be more than fitting for her.
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Part MLXXXI: The Children of the Bull
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    • The Children of the Bull ​

    Eleventh Day of the Third Month 292 AC

    The bull-men are many things, strong, savage and dedicated to their demonic masters. To your good fortune one thing that they are not is hard to find from the air. They seem as some joining of the worst of men and beasts... here one of them drinks messily from a barrel of wine rolled into the street... there another kicking a severed head in a grotesque display. By far the most enterprising of the group is a pair wielding a broken roof grinder as a battering ram to smash intro a iron bound door otherwise too sturdy even for their great strength to shatter. Doing aright count as you dive you realize there are only two dozen of the creatures... though from the chaos they sow they seem a small army.

    Tis no great difficulty either to pick out the leader: a great black beast with twisted horns and eyes gleaming red like blood. Alone among his kind he breast the taint of the Abyss. Tattered black wings stretch out from his broad muscled shoulders. Armored he is also more than his fellows, not with scraps but with a proper breastplate forged for his girth and in his coarse fur are knotted all manner of chains, amulets and other baubles.

    Griping the spear of the serpent fiend tightly in one clawed hand you roar: "Your masters are broken... fled... dead... or hiding in rat holes. If you would follow strength swear yourselves to me, else lay down your arms and leave in peace." the last part of the offer leaves abad taste in your mouth, but failing to make it would be too close to slavery for your taste.

    "You say you killed masters," the winged one shouts back. "We killed master too." One clawed finger points at the grisly "ball" some of the others are kicking around with gusto. "Shat himself scared so I killed 'im. Now the boys follow me. This our place now 'cause we be big-strong."

    A shame to kill what sounds to be the smartest one in the group, you think to yourself before unleashing a gout of flame straight at the beast. With swiftness that belies his great bulk he launches himself into the air avoiding much of the fire. Theworst you've done is melt the chains and talismans into his flesh and singed his fur.

    What do you do?

    [] Cast haste on yourself and attack with the spear

    [] Try to hold him fast in a sphere of force as an object lesson of your power

    [] Try to keep away and kill him with magic

    [] Write in

    OOC: You could not use fireball as your opener without hitting one of the others, which would have been counter-productive to your stated goals.
     
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    • [X] Azel
    Lets roast this cow.
    Also, if this is the smartest one.. oh gods, they really need fehu's eugenics program.
     
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    [X] Azel
    We have darts too, if fireball is still a bad idea. Not interested in bossing a chaos dude about.
     
    [x] Try to keep away and kill him with magic
    -[x] Haste first round, that also increases our speed
    -[x] Follow-up with spells (whatever slots are still left over)

    // Dont't think cowing him will work
     
    BeepSmile said:
    [X] Azel
    We have darts too, if fireball is still a bad idea. Not interested in bossing a chaos dude about.
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    Fireball is more impressive, we have more lvl 4 slots then lvl 3 left and it means a DC 19 Fort check or he drops like a rock back to the ground. And he will be Shaken for 3 rounds, which incidentally also lowers his Fort save by 2 for said check.
    Oh yeah. And 10d6 damage. Can't forget the part where he is well-done.
     
    @DragonParadox , with regards to the Contract of Nepthas:
    1. Could we make it (or an equivalent Contract of [appropriate name])?
    2. Does the contract operate via an absolute clause/enforcement (i.e. it doesn't matter what your interpretation or understanding of the contract is, if you break a condition, you get punished), or is it via subjective clause/enforcement (i.e. if you think/believe you have broken the contract, you get punished)?

    Oh, and
    [X] Azel
     
    cyrileom said:
    @DragonParadox , with regards to the Contract of Nepthas:
    1. Could we make it (or an equivalent Contract of [appropriate name])?
    2. Does the contract operate via an absolute clause/enforcement (i.e. it doesn't matter what your interpretation or understanding of the contract is, if you break a condition, you get punished), or is it via subjective clause/enforcement (i.e. if you think/believe you have broken the contract, you get punished)?

    Oh, and
    [X] Azel
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    1. Yes
    2. If you are the ones enchanting the scrolls you can do either.
     
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