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So, how many houses are we visiting next?
So, how many houses are we visiting next?
OG:"Is it winter yet?"Bloodraven just wants them to shut up and let him do his job. Heh, they are backseat schemers.
Old Gods: Ooh do this, no this.
Bloodraven: Dont think I wont turn this tree around!
You folks outside of the US probably haven't seen any of the Liberty Mutual insurance TV commercials featuring Limu the Emu. Needless to say, they're all quite awful.Holy shit i was just browsing through d20 advanced creatures and theres a fucking battle emu
Emu war 2:electric boogalo westeros edition lets see if the seven kindoms do better then australians
Battle Emu – d20PFSRD
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Holy shit i was just browsing through d20 advanced creatures and theres a fucking battle emu
Emu war 2:electric boogalo westeros edition lets see if the seven kindoms do better then australians
Battle Emu – d20PFSRD
www.d20pfsrd.com
Will Advanced Druid Lotus Leshi work well enough?Secondly, Tyrosh can take a pile more teachers. While having high-level teachers is nice, a pile of level 5 or 6 teachers would help increase baby mageling awakening rates A LOT. It's better to have Lya teach than some level 6 rando, but the difference isn't enormous if we aren't struggling against our Province Manpower cap. In Tyrosh, we can fit in 20 more teachers before reaching the cap.
If they can cast as level 5 Druids, then it does work mechanically.Will Advanced Druid Lotus Leshi work well enough?
They compare horribly to anyone else we have in SD, but my understanding of the sheets is apparently abysmal - if they can provide good enough numbers, I think we can make near-infunite (in terms of "can use within the Scholarum system") amounts thanks to dead bodies.
Is this a joke, or are you actually telling us not to grow a pile of Philosopher's Trees?
We could make Wizard Leshies if we wanted to. And Cleric Leshies. We have the template.If they can cast as level 5 Druids, then it does work mechanically.
Classes taught by Druid Leshy will mean that we will teach more Adepts than Hedge Mages, and more Druids than Wizards or Sorcerers. It won't change the total number of mageling much, but it will affect their distribution.
I'll let you decide whether that's a bad thing or not.
I'd prefer if we didn't fill an entire school with Druid Leshies though. Maybe add in some Arcane teachers, for variety?
But is there such a thing a too many buffs? Wouldn't the surplus be repurposed towards making sure his parents don't notice a thing? Like if you were to speak to a gang of thieves while being extraordinarily eloquent, you would talk like them instead of using big words, because your intelligence and charisma can adapt to that.
Anyway, I really want to Flowers for Algernon someone, so might as well be him.
Perfect!We could make Wizard Leshies if we wanted to. And Cleric Leshies. We have the template.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯If they can cast as level 5 Druids, then it does work mechanically.
Classes taught by Druid Leshy will mean that we will teach more Adepts than Hedge Mages, and more Druids than Wizards or Sorcerers. It won't change the total number of mageling much, but it will affect their distribution.
I'll let you decide whether that's a bad thing or not.
I'd prefer if we didn't fill an entire school with Druid Leshies though. Maybe add in some Arcane teachers, for variety?
Perfect!
I would suggest replacing the Leshies by PCs with more than 5 levels whenever possible, but a level 5 Wizard or Druid is far better than nothing. We can use Leshies for now and phase them out later whenever we get better teachers as people-loot.
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Lotus Leshies don't really work with any casting templates but Druid.
At least, stat-wise, not sure on casting levels, I checked that about 2 months ago, Its been a while.
I also failed to find anything we'd be able to summon to act as a teacher at least somewhat en-masse.
I'd like to have some more teachers of arcane, sure - but aside from fleshforging little comes to mind, and making something that won't be truly Valyrian levels of fucked in the head...
Research actions, for which we definitely don't have the time :/
They work fine as Clerics.¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Lotus Leshies don't really work with any casting templates but Druid.
At least, stat-wise, not sure on casting levels, I checked that about 2 months ago, Its been a while.
I also failed to find anything we'd be able to summon to act as a teacher at least somewhat en-masse.
I'd like to have some more teachers of arcane, sure - but aside from fleshforging little comes to mind, and making something that won't be truly Valyrian levels of fucked in the head...
Research actions, for which we definitely don't have the time :/
If y'all want to keep Craft Wondrous Item I won't argue much, but it feels really suboptimal to have such a useless feat for her. She crafted because she was scared to do anything else, not because she loved making stuff.
No worries, though. Maybe we can refine the Dedicated Wright ritual someday when there aren't more pressing research goals, one that doesn't drain Constitution.
Here's an edited version of the chapter, DP.A Tangled Heritage
Thirtieth Day of the Tenth Month 293 AC
"Lord Edric, I shall be in touch. Remain strong and stand by your father just as you have done today. You do not need magic to look after your kin," you say, having made your decision. Better to watch and wait for the messenger, than to let haste shatter all you have achieved here.
"Thank you My... Your Grace," this time it is not a mental stutter, but a rather deliberate correction, the better to mark his role in persuading his father to entertain the notion of swearing to you. One can hardly blame him for using those insights and enchantments while they last, you think, amused and genuinely approving all at once. "May fortune favor you in the face of whatever is to come." you add before breaking the thread of power between you.
After assuring your mother that Lady Mallery will have little cause to poison her husband when he comes back, though he might find the marriage bed cold, you make your way on to the next House you might consider gathering to your cause, the one that should prove either the easiest or the hardest depending on how they take royal displeasure and shaming.
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The twin black porcupines of House Blount snap in the morning breeze almost as though they were fighting above the squat sandstone keep perched like some impossibly large toad upon the banks of the Blackwater Rush. What the castle lacks in architectural inspiration, however, the large bustling village makes up for in energy. They are fishermen here, selling their catch downstream to feed ever-hungry King's Landing, and from the looks of things at least, Ser Borros' spell-fulled disgrace and death had not harmed the local trade.
As had already become custom in such instances, you seek a tavern to learn more of the local lord from those most knowledgeable of the matter, his own subjects. It does not take many ales bought for the local gossips at all to get an earful, in truth you suspect they may have been waiting for a new audience to air their 'wares' in front of.
"I saw the Pimple today, ridin' round like 'e's a real lord," one man proclaimed between hearty swings of his ale. Turning to look at you he adds, "That's Petyr Blount, Daelna's get. 'E took over when the old lord died, of shame they say, over what 'appened with the queen and his brother. Bollocks to that, I say. 'Twas the gout that did him in... that or his sister, be enough to drive any man to the quiet grave, it would."
"This sister being Daelna, mother of the current lord?" you check. "Why didn't she inherit then?"
"Twoundn't be seemly, woman inheriting before a man grown, if you'd call the pimple a man, or grown come to that. His mother rules him anyway," the talkative old fellow continues. "At least that's what old Yohn wrote down should happen after his death, and a raven came down from the Red Keep to keep to it."
"And was the succession contested?" your mother asks with good cause. The more complicated the line of succession, the more likely someone is going to contest it over the wishes of a dead man who cannot argue his point regardless.
"Oh aye, there's a bastard of Ser Boros who said 'e married his mother in front of a septon in secret before 'e joined the Kingsguard, but the septon's dead, too, ye see." Good-natured chortles in various states of inebriation fill the room. No one seems to be particularly offended at the implicit insult given their new lord.
"If they was goin' to hand it to a bastard, they might as well hand it to Janna Waters, Yohn's daughter. She's more a man than the Pimple," one wit calls. You mark another name, though the former lord's female bastard has hardly a hope of making a claim.
"I heard from up at the keep that Daelna has 'er working as a maid in her own father's keep now, if you can imagine it," another man adds, leading to a line of questioning about how he was 'hearing things at the keep'. He may or many not be sleeping with one of the servants, to judge from the tangled back and forth, though you do not pay it much heed.
A new lord of a disgraced house, whom not even his own subjects respect. It should be easy to secure his support, though if rumors are true you wonder if it might not be his mother you should be persuading.
What do you do?
[] Approach Petyr Blount
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[] Try to find that bastard of Ser Boros, it pays to have a second string to your bow in case the current lord should prove intransigent
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OOC: This flowed surprisingly well given how late it is. Not yet edited.
Perfect teacher needs:What stats are needed? Even sick I think I can find something.
No, it's to have a Dedicated Wright despite not having the necessary item creation feats to craft and use one for yourself the normal way.