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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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lancelot
Completely worth it
I'm sure that if we don't end the Lannisters in a few days the Deep ones will hit us with everything they've got, and when it's obvious that Tywin days are numbered I can see the Deep Ones, and possible the Others making him an 'offer'. We have any idea if he'd betray humanity for a chance of taking us out?
- Location
- The Netherlands
pretty sure we do, at least generally
- Location
- United Kingdom
[X] Azel
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
- Location
- Formerly of the Far Realm
Since the Deep Ones have debuted their anti-Undead unit, I'll go ahead and mention what I came up with last week (stat sheet pending me being able to set up my PC).
We start with a Sunflower Leshy, add the Sublime template, then increase their Racial Hit Dice by +12.
This will create a CR 6 servitor we can grow for free using corpse HD. I call them Dawnbloom Leshy and they are going to make our armies so much more difficult to defeat. Not only will they be devastating against Undead, they're able to provide powerful healing over a large area, making it possible for our forces to fight for much longer before succumbing. I want to grow several hundred of them with our next Forge order.
As Sublime creatures with 14 Racial HD, they will be able to use to Channel Positive Energy as if they were 14th level Pathfinder Clerics. That means they'll be able to release bursts of Positive Energy in a 30 foot radius as a Standard Action which will heal all living beings for 7d6 damage, or inflict that much as damage to Undead. With a Charisma attribute of 26, they'll be able to use this ability 11 times per day.
They'll also have five feats we can use to further enhance their Channeling.
Channel Ray will let them use their ability as a Ranged Touch Attack up to 210 feet away, healing allies or melting Undead. This also allows other Channeling abilities to be used at range, such as Channeled Revival and Turn Undead.
Channeled Revival will let them duplicate the effects of a Breath of Life spell to potentially bring recently slain allies back to life.
Selective Channeling will let them choose to only heal their allies rather than also affecting enemies they might be fighting nearby. It will also let them damage enemy Undead without affecting our own Undead.
Channel Endurance will let them 1/day grant everyone within a 30 foot radius the benefits of Endure Elements. A lot of Legion soldiers can squeeze into that large of an area, and if we assign enough of these guys to each Legion, which we definitely should, they will always be protected from the most harmful effects of naturally occurring weather.
Turn Undead will allow them to send Undead fleeing, breaking up large hordes which would otherwise be extremely dangerous and making them easier pickings for the Legion. Obviously they wouldn't be as effective against the upper tier stuff the Others can field, but they would be very effective against most of the Undead the Legion could be expected to fight.
We start with a Sunflower Leshy, add the Sublime template, then increase their Racial Hit Dice by +12.
This will create a CR 6 servitor we can grow for free using corpse HD. I call them Dawnbloom Leshy and they are going to make our armies so much more difficult to defeat. Not only will they be devastating against Undead, they're able to provide powerful healing over a large area, making it possible for our forces to fight for much longer before succumbing. I want to grow several hundred of them with our next Forge order.
As Sublime creatures with 14 Racial HD, they will be able to use to Channel Positive Energy as if they were 14th level Pathfinder Clerics. That means they'll be able to release bursts of Positive Energy in a 30 foot radius as a Standard Action which will heal all living beings for 7d6 damage, or inflict that much as damage to Undead. With a Charisma attribute of 26, they'll be able to use this ability 11 times per day.
They'll also have five feats we can use to further enhance their Channeling.
Channel Ray will let them use their ability as a Ranged Touch Attack up to 210 feet away, healing allies or melting Undead. This also allows other Channeling abilities to be used at range, such as Channeled Revival and Turn Undead.
Channeled Revival will let them duplicate the effects of a Breath of Life spell to potentially bring recently slain allies back to life.
Selective Channeling will let them choose to only heal their allies rather than also affecting enemies they might be fighting nearby. It will also let them damage enemy Undead without affecting our own Undead.
Channel Endurance will let them 1/day grant everyone within a 30 foot radius the benefits of Endure Elements. A lot of Legion soldiers can squeeze into that large of an area, and if we assign enough of these guys to each Legion, which we definitely should, they will always be protected from the most harmful effects of naturally occurring weather.
Turn Undead will allow them to send Undead fleeing, breaking up large hordes which would otherwise be extremely dangerous and making them easier pickings for the Legion. Obviously they wouldn't be as effective against the upper tier stuff the Others can field, but they would be very effective against most of the Undead the Legion could be expected to fight.
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Crake
I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING
- Location
- USA
egoo
Totally Not Creating Problems Where None Existed
- Location
- Russia
@Crake, ya sure about moving defense forces from there?
We have a fuckload of the above, sans the losses, up there right now.
Aquatic Defense groups aren't foolproof (sheer numbers can overwhelm, kk) but they aren't easy to make fuck off, either. Even with the forces illithids have.
Also, while I keep sleeping, @Azel please make a clause to pay off all the losses and make the forged creatures.
I'd hate to edit the lists of who's assigned where more than necessary
[X] Azel
Also, we can re-focus on making non-undead aquatic forces.
We have a boatload already, too. They aren't doing anything right now. Literally.
And so j slep.
Good night guys, see you tomorrow with rumors from the rest of Westeros, including Stannis' reaction to you guys finding Renly.
- Location
- Germany
To be fair: We haven't been to that many Valyrian blacksites yet. We never went to Valyria proper so far to steal whatever technology they used to control the 14 fires and to suckle magic straight from the Ley Lines.
- Location
- United States
The things we could do with a giant Valyrian Steel spike designed to siphon the vary magic from the ground... Imagine the rituals we could power with that.
Alas, empire building is time consuming.
- Location
- Germany
I have significantly more drastic ideas then that, involving a certain plinth, the Imperial Pseudo Deity and something the tonnage of the Dauntless or above to carry the result.
Crake
I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING
- Location
- USA
Is it this:
The sad thing is that the Valyrians almost certainly designed them to facilitate some weird kink.
There are, after all, only two constant in Valyrian engineering; that there will be dragons involved somehow, and that the end result will be criminally underutilized to fuel someone's fetish.
- Location
- Germany
- Location
- Argentina
Ahh, the Doom Memes. They are wonderful when they don't involve animal crossing
Crake
I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING
- Location
- USA
If it involves animals and crossing them over with something, the Valyrians disagree.