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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:
Nothing we can do about that on a large scale. Junk like that is why I wanted to have part of the reserved Tyrosh time after the day of the actual invasion, since we will need to comb the area for stragglers.
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I'm looking forward to that quite a bit. That's going to be the foundation of the Inquisition, and it's going to be helped along by this:
Tree of Tyrosh
A stern lawmaker, ever vigilant.
CL 20 Hallow Effect
Secondary Effect 1: Exorcism
Secondary Effect 2: Remove Disease
Secondary Effect 3: Heart's Ease
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Exorcism is going to get quite a bit of use.

[X] Azel
 
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So, what kind of animal do we intend to use to track down quasits, imps, and those things?

The Inquisition needs that sort of things.
 
Tomcost said:
So, what kind of animal do we intend to use to track down quasits, imps, and those things?

The Inquisition needs that sort of things.
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I was musing on mass-producing custom constructs for that, which is another reason I'm excited about Valeria's impending creation.

We could give the construct See Invisibility as an Su and a bunch of skillpoints in whatever helps it capture those things. Spot, Search, etc.

Maybe a special ability to use Dimensional Anchor a limited number of times per day as well.
 
@Azel Did we decide that Leila was going to accompany a group? I thought she was going to hang back and do triage healing?
 
[X] Azel
Huh.
So this is it, then.

For all I wasn't at all involved in planning anything for Tyrosh, I have to say, that even watching it all happen from the sidelines was fascinating.

You guys all did incredible job.
Whatever happens next, this plan is a masterpiece of dnd-questing now and forevermore.

Now, to actually manage to survive next few days to see it come to fruition...
 
I was hoping that we could use Fright Fiends as our Inquisition's pets. Those things have the potential to be good trackers and can be scary enough if needed.
 
Goldfish said:
@Azel Did we decide that Leila was going to accompany a group? I thought she was going to hang back and do triage healing?
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Leila is with the marketplace group (Bronn, Argo, Valeana, Mercy, Legion Archon) to do exactly that. Picked that group since it's the location that is the easiest to reach from all other fronts.

It's pretty unlikely that people will be brought back all the way to the fleet.
 
Current/Impending Crafters:

Lya the Mage --> CL 12 Wizard/CL 10 Archivist --> Craft Wondrous Item, Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Craft Construct, Extraordinary Artisan --> Two Dedicated Wrights

Rina the Reborn --> CL 12 Cleric --> Craft Wondrous Item

Valeria (to be crafted next month) --> CL 6 Arcanum --> Craft Wondrous Item, Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Craft Construct, Extraordinary Artisan, Magical Artisan (Wondrous Items) --> Due to get a Dedicated Wright

Leila Goldhammer --> CL 4 Archivist --> Craft Wondrous Item, Extraordinary Artisan


Potential Crafters:

Warforged Wizard --> CL ??? Wizard --> Craft Wondrous Item

Legion Wizards --> Upon reaching CL 5 --> Craft Wondrous Item

Legion Archivists --> Upon reaching CL 3 --> Craft Wondrous Item


Our four main crafters will be able to get a crap-ton crafted now. Lya of course will take on the most important projects as always due to having the highest CL and all the important crafting feats combined with Extraordinary Artisan.

Rina will be a huge help despite her lack of a proper discount for the simple fact that she's the only other crafter who can match Lya's CL. Some items we'll certainly wince at paying the full price for, but Lya's crafting time will presumably be occupied elsewhere and we'll probably need that item ASAP, so yeah. Rina being a crafter is very good for us in emergencies since I doubt she's going to be a full-time crafter.

Leila's job is the same as always--craft the mass-produced items that we need. It's just that now she's better at it since she's gained Extraordinary Artisan and gotten that lovely discount as well. Granted, we can't overwork her, but knowing she's increased in efficiency nonetheless is still nice.

And lastly, Valeria, our lovely future Arcanum. She has all the important crafting feats just like Lya, Extraordinary Artisan, and on top of that a further feat for discounts on Wondrous Items. It's just great. And come Level 14 for Lya, Valeria can be increased by one HD bringing her up to a total of CL 7, which opens up pretty much all the mass-produced constructs for her. With the Dedicated Wright we can have her crafting nonstop just like we have Lya doing, while she goes off and either does research or helps out with teaching in the Scholarum.

As for the potential crafters, the Warforged Wizard will obviously be recruited as a skilled craftsman if/when we end up reviving him. And, if we roll well in Tyrosh (and don't lose any Archivists) both of our Level 2 Archivists might potentially advance to Level 3 and get Craft Wondrous Item and make themselves eligible to help out with minor items. The baby Wizards, unfortunately, aren't anywhere near there yet since our strongest two are Level 2, and Craft Wondrous Item for the Wizards comes at level 5, but it shouldn't be too long before we get a few overly ambitious ones.
 
Tomcost said:
I was hoping that we could use Fright Fiends as our Inquisition's pets. Those things have the potential to be good trackers and can be scary enough if needed.
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We only have 6 atm, 4 adults and 2 young. We need to let Vee and her assistants know what kind of results we want from the training of the young so they can come up with a protocol for doing that...I don't know the maturation rate for these, but they might be about at weaning age if they mature at feline rate. On the other hand, as they have low rather than animal intelligence, they might have a maturation rate measured in years rather than months....
 
Azel said:
I still want to deliver on @Duesals desire for a construct modeled after the Reaper from Whitehabor, but which is on fire.
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I want that as a high-to-epic level construct. The ultimate weapon of the Inquisition when they decide that a designated place needs to be purged.

I want lots of unique constructs for the Imperium.

The three-headed dragon as our Herald, the Reaper as the Inquisition's ultimate weapon, etc.
 
I still want to build our own magical prison for those that are somehow immune to transmutation magic and thus unable to be bottled.
 
Duesal said:
I want all Exterminatus Protocols to include directly informing the Emperor and the Companions.

If they deem a place worthy of being wiped off the map, that means that pretty much everyone there is a sacrifice candidate.
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That goes without saying. Stuff like this would require Viserys explicit approval and the gods may have mercy on your soul if you forgot that step, because he won't.
 
Seriously, look at this:
War Dog
Medium Animal
Hit Dice: 3d8 + 12 (29)
Initiative: +2
Speed: 50 ft. (10 squares)
Armor Class: 20 (+2 Dex, +4 natural, +4 chainshirt), touch 12, flat-footed19
Base Attack/Grapple: +2/+6
Trip: +8
Attack: Bite +6 (1d6+6)
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Special Attacks: —
Special Qualities: Low-light vision, scent
Saves: Fort
Abilities: Str 18, Dex 15, Con 18, Int 2, Wis 14, Cha 6
Skills: Jump +5, Listen +7, Spot +7, Swim +5, Survival +6
Feats: Improved Trip (Bite), Improved Scent (60ft), TrackB
 
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