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You know, asmuch as some will loathe it, fixing the Inevitable forge is probably a pretty good idea.
A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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I would like this very much.
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That's what we have the new and improved Oathkeeper for!
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Summoner – d20PFSRD
Anybody think this might be worth researching? (Using biotech)
It is an extremely powerful class, especially the Synthesist archetype.
Anybody think this might be worth researching? (Using biotech)
It is an extremely powerful class, especially the Synthesist archetype.
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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Next month, I'm not going to be convinced to use Anu anywhere except putting him on Creation Forge research. It's super useful knowledge to have, leads to cheaper and quicker Warforged production, and should be an excellent primer to repairing the Inevitable Forge of Axis, should the opportunity ever present itself.
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tarrangar
Fat arctic chicken
This sound like a crying shame, cleansing cursed gold, the curse make it valuable sacrifice fodder, and with how the gold market is going to crash, it's probably far more valuable as a sacrifice.
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@Duesal, I'm against giving her ANY PrC. She has the Water domain, right? Or at least she can access it with Substitute Domain. The means that she can rebuke or destroy fire creatures, an excellent ability for a Cleric going to fight on the Plane of Fire. Therefore I think that going straight Cleric (to avoid losing any turn/rebuke levels) is a solid choice.
I agree. However, I fear that we may be unable to do so for now. Hey, we may be unable to even access the Forge! Surely they don't let just anyone get close to it.
It's a Pathfinder class, so I'm against it on principle.
Pathfinder is generally stronger that 3.5 (and is intended to function with different Feat and skill rules), and I'm quite hesitant to start turning our 3.5 game into a Pathfinder game.
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Sorry, that comment was unnecessary.
lancelot
Completely worth it
No, he really didn't tiamat had first claim to contact with us, Bahamut COULDN'T contact Dany first. Your assuming the worst possible reasons for his actions.
Just stop. I agree but it annoys the others.
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I would ask for a citation on that, but lets agree to disagree. This discussion has been going on in circles and we've made our respective positions pretty clear and no one is convincing anyone else. If you feel strongly enough, try to get it included in the turn vote and the thread can decide then.
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We use an assload of pathfinder stuff though
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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There's nothing wrong with using Pathfinder classes. We've adapted them fine so far. The biggest difference between them and base 3.5 versions is that they are fully customizable, and loaded with options and flavor, without needing to ever use a PrC.
Good night guys, see you tomorrow as we explore Heaven's Shore.
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I think fixing the Inevitable Forge is better left for after we find out what causes the Darkness in Heaven. No need to give the Enemy free bots.
Which reminds me. Don't we have to get Rina's Class' Companion Feature? We could really use info on how to pull away those taken by the void
Which reminds me. Don't we have to get Rina's Class' Companion Feature? We could really use info on how to pull away those taken by the void
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As is readily seen, I'm commenting as I read through.
@tarrangar the idea for living gear has merit, but keep in mind we already have a huge cheat in that direction, courtesy of our ancestors: valyrian steel.
@tarrangar the idea for living gear has merit, but keep in mind we already have a huge cheat in that direction, courtesy of our ancestors: valyrian steel.
tarrangar
Fat arctic chicken
Valyrian steel is great for weapons, but unless you just want a +weapon you have to enchant it, with the Fungus Forge you just have to pay more to get a higher CR living weapon.
And Valyrian steel isn't all that good as armor, which living armor should be as good as enchanted armor.
So while yes Valyrian steel is really nice, it don't mean living gear isn't worth the work.
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I mean, I just said that?
Just keep in mind the basic, extremely solid stuff is more than covered by VS. It's adamantine tough, bypasses that particular DR, and gets you +2 anything.
+2 sword, shield and armor at lv 3-6 is a serious, serious boost.
But it's good to see you realize the value is in the, well, funky effects.
Just keep in mind the basic, extremely solid stuff is more than covered by VS. It's adamantine tough, bypasses that particular DR, and gets you +2 anything.
+2 sword, shield and armor at lv 3-6 is a serious, serious boost.
But it's good to see you realize the value is in the, well, funky effects.
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You know, I don't see the harm in poking Bahamut.
If he is useful, that's one more allied God. If he ain't, business as usual.
Not putting in the that little effort, after these particular revelations, would feel weird.
If he is useful, that's one more allied God. If he ain't, business as usual.
Not putting in the that little effort, after these particular revelations, would feel weird.
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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We've already heard from DP and Azel today that Bahamut would be extremely difficult to work with (literally 1000 times worse than Lucan, I think Azel said), and that we would have to sacrifice a lot (and not in the vein of sacrificing captured enemies) to be able to make us acceptable allies to him. I'm not willing to give up our Erinyes, sacrificing enemies, feeding enemy corpses to the Fungal Forge, etc., to please him.
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Ah, alright then. Haven't seen that but yet, so many pages today.
tarrangar
Fat arctic chicken
Yeah that killed my interest in allying with him too, I would still like a non-aggression pact with him, and I would like to resurrect the Metallics, just because this Multiverse need all the forces of Good it can get, even if this particular one, would be one that the most our Imperium can agree to with, is that there's bigger threats out there, and so we should just avoid each other.
Resurrecting the Metallics, is of course only if he agrees to a non-aggression pact.
Paradosi
Myrddin
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If that is true, Bahamut doesn't make much sense. Existence itself is in dire straits and Bahamut is wily enough to understand that, and as such, stomach shit he normally wouldn't.
In short, that kind of Bahamut only makes sense if said Bahamut is Lawful Stupid.
In short, that kind of Bahamut only makes sense if said Bahamut is Lawful Stupid.
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Disagreeing with Viserys methods and priorities is not a sign of stupidity.
Other people have other thoughts on the what and how of fixing the state of the universe. Sometimes these opinions and ideas wildly diverge from one another.