Your joking right?

You do in fact need to pay celestials.

Even if they take pay in weird things.

The father sending three angels of that callibre would have caused an uproar.
We never do that when getting Archons.
Or Devils for that matter.

The payment-system from D&D is a quick-and-dirty way to make Calling possible for players without long discussions about their cause and purpose with the summoned creature, not something we use here.
 
What on earth made you think I want to fight them now? It'll be a failure on our part if they even realize we're here during the Conclave.

I want to get to them a month or two after.
Ah.
My bad, my bad. :confused:

Usually, the caws for a loot found within a chapter lead directly to accquiring said loot, you see?
I got too used to that, it seems :V
 
We never do that when getting Archons.
Or Devils for that matter.

The payment-system from D&D is a quick-and-dirty way to make Calling possible for players without long discussions about their cause and purpose with the summoned creature, not something we use here.

Basically it's for the lazy man's pen and paper RPG table.
 
We never do that when getting Archons.
Or Devils for that matter.

The payment-system from D&D is a quick-and-dirty way to make Calling possible for players without long discussions about their cause and purpose with the summoned creature, not something we use here.
That's fair. Can we ask anyway? Even if its a shot in the dark it's free and the payout could be massive.

Edit: @Crake I will dispute that.

Asking for a quest from a solar so that they will use their wish power to do something awesome is a fantastic quest opener.
 
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That's fair. Can we ask anyway? Even if its a shot in the dark it's free and the payout could be massive.

Edit: @Crake I will dispute that.

Asking for a quest from a solar so that they will use their wish power to do something awesome is a fantastic quest opener.

It's okay for a generic D&D setting. High level angels should be too busy to play genie sans monkey paw for plucky adventurers.

And actually, I take issue with conventional adventurers in the first place. Most of the games I've played have actually had the Party be something other than murderhobos or at best JRPG protagonists with a theme.
 
Not really.

He's a effectivly a level 9 cleric in a tough 11HD Outsider-body.
I'd put him at CR 10, maybe 11 since it's a strong build and he has decent equipment.
Agreed, a planetar would snap him like a twig. As sad as that makes me.

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mmmmm

Fair, different strokes, different folks @Crake I never saw anything wrong with a little fetch questing as long as the challenge is engaging myself.
 
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Not really.

He's a effectivly a level 9 cleric in a tough 11HD Outsider-body.
I'd put him at CR 10, maybe 11 since it's a strong build and he has decent equipment.
That's just how the CR stacks up. Everyone's always told me PC levels always increase CR by 1. If there's a different way to calculate it then it's news to me.
Agreed, a planetar would snap him like a twig. As sad as that makes me.
A Planetar is CR 16. It won't matter if Yrael is CR 12 or CR 10, the outcome would be the same if he doesn't have backup.
 
I take it Yrael has a far greater sense of urgency?

By the way, @DragonParadox, have we brought him up to speed on the various apocalypses yet? It just occurred to me that we never had a scene for that.

Yrael thinks of himself as a soldier first, and a Lord second, and always planned to step down.

I see it more likely that his view of magic being essential to Mantarys' prosperity for future generations as leading to him progressing in Cleric a bit more, before leading the eventual Imperial Host we put together to slap the shit out of the fiends fighting over Heaven.

Edit: Of course if he digivolves that would be pleasant. We should be sure to get him a gift to commemorate it.
 
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That's just how the CR stacks up. Everyone's always told me PC levels always increase CR by 1. If there's a different way to calculate it then it's news to me.
Eh, they should, but just look at the result and compare it to other monsters that size.

Is a 11HD Outsider with Level 9 Cleric casting really worth CR 12?
Take a look at the Couatl: Couatl
Similar casting, one HD more, the stats and natural SLAs are actually better. Yet CR 10.


Example for a classlevel being worth less than a CR, if you give one of our Erinyes a Wizard level, I would say it doesn't raise her CR at all.
She can't use the magic in her armor (and if she could CL 1 spells would be of extremly limited use anyway), the 1d4 doesn't help her much, not even the BAB is raised.
Only a bit better willsave and the HD itself would not be worth 1 CR more.
 
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[X] Speak to Lord Hightower to try and gain his support
-[X] Send his sister in first to approach him
-[X] Get an impression of his character, needs and wants before deciding on the offer to make him.

Having the support of the Hightowers makes everything else much easier.
 
The rituals and ablations required to ascend to trumpet Archon would likely require several months... and... well...

O.k.

Listen.

Were not good. Exactly. Really. Kind of.

Part of being an Archon is casting away doubt and uncertainty about righteousness and the way the world should be.

We've...

For goodness. For all of goods creatures. Our effectiveness has likely created a LOT of uncertainty. To put it as mildly as possible.

[X] Speak to Lord Hightower to try and gain his support
-[X] Send his sister in first to approach him
-[X] Get an impression of his character, needs and wants before deciding on the offer to make him.
 
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