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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover

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Duesal said:
Behold, our finances after the profits and costs of the past turn were calculated!

@Azel @Goldfish another set of Titan's Tools? Maybe another Mind Blank commission?

Also, @Goldfish, who were the Bracers of Dexterity assigned to? I feel like we may have forgotten about the Harpy loot.

I claim the claws for the Larder... even if I don't know the CL.
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Anyone have any objects to giving Viserys those +3 Dexterity bracers? He needs all the Dexterity he can get, as using True Dragon form penalizes that pretty heavily. Then we can give his +1 Dexterity gloves to Gerold instead of making him a pair.
 
Goldfish said:
Anyone have any objects to giving Viserys those +3 Dexterity bracers? He needs all the Dexterity he can get, as using True Dragon form penalizes that pretty heavily. Then we can give his +1 Dexterity gloves to Gerold instead of making him a pair.
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Unrelated note, and one you've probably already covered, but don't forget that Rhaella needs a few bits and pieces to round out her protective gear and stats. And we also owe the extraplanar sell-spells we hired the standard kit of Healing Belt, PfE Amulet, etc. if they didn't have it already when they signed up.
 
We are scheduled to invest another 105,000 IM into the SSE to expand it's fleet. I don't want to dip below 200,000 IM in liquid capital if we can help it.
 
Snowfire said:
Pay off some of our loan from the Iron Bank.
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We paid off half the loan last month, the rest can wait a bit while we do fun stuff.
Goldfish said:
Anyone have any objects to giving Viserys those +3 Dexterity bracers? He needs all the Dexterity he can get, as using True Dragon form penalizes that pretty heavily. Then we can give his +1 Dexterity gloves to Gerold instead of making him a pair.
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@Goldfish, I'm pretty sure we're getting Soulfire Bracers along with the Mind Blank item. The +3 Dexterity Bracers should probably go to someone else.
Snowfire said:
Unrelated note, and one you've probably already covered, but don't forget that Rhaella needs a few bits and pieces to round out her protective gear and stats. And we also owe the extraplanar sell-spells we hired the standard kit of Healing Belt, PfE Amulet, etc. if they didn't have it already when they signed up.
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I think we should have a decent stockpile of PfE items and Healing Belts built up at this time.
 
BeepSmile said:
Never thought I'd have reason to accuse yourself or @Snowfire of a lack of imagination. Frankly, if you don't see how drunken tree tossing fits in the effiency-laziness spectrum, I'm not going to tell you.

As I don't see it either.
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I personally just think that Scottish culture makes a lot more sense when you imagine four burly lumberjacks sitting alone in the woods with nothing but a fire and a keg of booze.
 
Snowfire said:
Unrelated note, and one you've probably already covered, but don't forget that Rhaella needs a few bits and pieces to round out her protective gear and stats. And we also owe the extraplanar sell-spells we hired the standard kit of Healing Belt, PfE Amulet, etc. if they didn't have it already when they signed up.
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She already has a PfE Amulet, Healing Belt, and Anklets of Translocation. Looking at her character sheet, she definitely needs a +1 Constitution item and a +2 Charisma item. I'll try to add them to the crafting schedule for this turn.

As for the sell-spells, we have enough PfE items and Healing Belts for each of them. There is also some other protective charms and various weapons in the armory we can give them, if necessary. We really need to see what they have, however, before we start distributing gear to them.
 
We should pick up some gold in opaline vault for cheap, been more than three months, also, rare metals are expensive in air, but what about trade from air to earth?
 
Goldfish said:
She already has a PfE Amulet, Healing Belt, and Anklets of Translocation. Looking at her character sheet, she definitely needs a +1 Constitution item and a +2 Charisma item. I'll try to add them to the crafting schedule for this turn.

As for the sell-spells, we have enough PfE items and Healing Belts for each of them. There is also some other protective charms and various weapons in the armory we can give them, if necessary. We really need to see what they have, however, before we start distributing gear to them.
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Repeating my desire for four braziers and some constructs, since I don't know if you have them in the plan already.

Now that ACSEC has taken off, we can cheaply add a great deal of income with the braziers, which will nicely cushion our lowered raiding income.
 
@DragonParadox

Just wondering if I have your approval for this PrC for Malarys.

Seeker of Law

Alignment: Any Lawful
Skills: Knowledge (Law) 14 Ranks
Spellcasting: Able to cast 7th-level divine spells.
Special: Must have the Law Domain

Class Skills
The Seeker of Law class skills are Concentration, Craft, Diplomacy, Knowledge (any), Profession, Sense Motive, Spellcraft, Spot, Survival.
Skill Points at Each Level: 4 + Int modifier.

Hit die
d6

Spellcasting: At each new Seeker of Law level, you gain new spells per day and an increase in caster level (and spells known, if applicable) as if you had gained a level in a spellcasting class to which you belonged before adopting the prestige class. You do not gain any other class benefit a member of that class would normally gain. If you had more than one spellcasting class before becoming a Seeker of Law, you must decide to which class to add each level for the purpose of determining spells per day, caster level, and spells known.

Class Features

Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Seekers of Law gain no proficiency with any weapon or armor.

Long Arm of the Law: A seeker of law can use touch spells on targets up to 30 feet away. If the spell requires a melee touch attack, the seeker of law must make a ranged touch attack instead. At 5th-level long arm of the law increases to 60 feet.

Divine Subpoena (Sp): Once per day, a seeker of law of 2nd level or higher can mimic any spell (arcane or divine) of a level no greater than double his class level up to 9th level. He must have seen the spell cast within the previous 24 hours, be of a level he is already capable of casting, and he must supply any material components or focus that the spell requires. The spell's casting time is as normal for the spell. The seeker of law cannot apply metamagic effects to the spell, even if the original spell included such effects. Treat his caster level for the spell as equal to his highest caster level in any class.

Inquisitors Intuition (Ex): A 3rd-level seeker of law gains a +5 insight bonus on initiative checks.

Interrogate Reality (Ex): A seeker of law may add his class level to his caster level when casting divination spells. This bonus stacks with the bonus gained for additional spellcasting levels. For example, a 10th-level cleric/ 4th-level seeker of law would cast divinations as 18th-level caster (10 for cleric levels, 4 for seeker of law levels, and 4 for the added spellcasting levels gained from seeker of law class levels).

Enforce Law and Order (Sp): Once per day, a 5th-level seeker of law can use moment of prescience as a spell-like ability. Treat his caster level as equal to his highest caster level in any class.

level BAB Fort Ref Will Special Spells per day
1st +0 +0 +2 +0 Long Arm of the Law/30 ft +1 level of existing spellcasting class
2nd +1 +0 +3 +0 Divine Subpoena +1 level of existing spellcasting class
3rd +2 +1 +3 +1 Inquisitors Intuition +1 level of existing spellcasting class
4th +3 +1 +4 +1 Interrogate Reality +1 level of existing spellcasting class
5th +3 +1 +4 +1 Enforce Law and Order, Long Arm of the Law/60 ft +1 level of existing spellcasting class
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Azel said:
Repeating my desire for four braziers and some constructs, since I don't know if you have them in the plan already.

Now that ACSEC has taken off, we can cheaply add a great deal of income with the braziers, which will nicely cushion our lowered raiding income.
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Best part there is that Leila is now fully capable of crafting those braziers. If we wanted to we could have her churning those out this month.
 
Azel said:
Repeating my desire for four braziers and some constructs, since I don't know if you have them in the plan already.

Now that ACSEC has taken off, we can cheaply add a great deal of income with the braziers, which will nicely cushion our lowered raiding income.
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Braziers are already added to the schedule.

I'm waiting to hear back from DP on cost of our new cloak before I put in the number of Constructs we'll build, though they are slotted into the schedule. They're just missing quantities at the moment.
 
Goldfish said:
Then I would give them to Tyene for now and let Gerold have her gloves.
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Sounds good.

@Goldfish, it'd be great if at least one Wayfinder could be squeezed into the crafting schedule.

Also... do you happen to have a solid number on how many Greater Ribbons of Disguise we currently have?

EDIT: Yeah, I looked back at my notes and apparently failed to keep a proper record of it. Crap.
 
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Duesal said:
Sounds good.

@Goldfish, it'd be great if at least one Wayfinder could be squeezed into the crafting schedule.

Also... do you happen to have a solid number on how many Greater Ribbons of Disguise we currently have?

EDIT: Yeah, I looked back at my notes and apparently failed to keep a proper record of it. Crap.
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A Wayfinder has been added to the schedule already.

There are five Greater Ribbons of Disguise on the schedule, too.
 
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Canon Omake: Misfits and Maniacs Part VII
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    • Misfits and Maniacs Part VII
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    Fourteenth Day of the Third Month 293 AC
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    Ceria winced when the door a few rooms over slammed closed, the travelling medico sighing audibly at such intemperance, one Braavosi who she had paid generously to ask no questions as he treated not only Ser Bywater and his men's wounds--and it was lucky for the Knight he had not lost too many in last week's troubling events, for he would already have much to answer for with the destruction that was wrought--but that of her companions. Ting was in good spirits at least, and in good spirits. And Denys had been the only one to make it out of that fight against the Quickling fey ring-leader on his own two feet. Criston would be recovering a few days more, and not having a good time of it, as he had been bade not to drink.

    If she had been told just what tricksome fey had vexed and outwitted them so, she would have felt doubly humiliated. But whatever was behind this one, or what other strength of character, wits or legend preceded them, this one was seemingly beyond their ken, always one step ahead, always with the right gewgaw or potion on hand, and a different blade for every call to arms, none of common make.

    They'd lost the trail. Flatly, there was no more leads to pull them this way or that. They had killed the street dealers, yet the remaining supply was still in circulation, enough of it pouring through people's veins and changing hands that even without steady suppliers feeding the trade, the city would be dealing with its effects for months.

    The Goldcloaks had hidden the humiliation by coming down on three or more street gangs with connections to the chaos earlier in the month, and they had not been careful about keeping ordinary folk out of the way of harm, something that much aggrieved both Denys, but also Ser Jacelyn Bywater. While she couldn't do anything for the former, she almost felt she should do something for the latter. But he hadn't asked for any help explaining that business at the docks to the Lord Commander of the Watch, and she hadn't a mind to argue for pity's sake.

    If she had to put a number to the witless dead that couldn't be saved from this utter failure which she was forced to bear, it would definitely be over a hundred altogether. From the continued simmering resentment, addiction and acted-on grudges, maybe hundreds more. The Goldcloaks had other things to worry about with something targeting them personally, in their homes, in and around their haunts. They would not be coming to rescue Fleabottom from itself, and the streets were almost certain to run red with the blood of innocents.

    She grit her teeth, trying not to seethe.

    This had been my chance, she thought.

    Denys entered without her notice, slowly easing into the chair across from her. She folded her shoulders, not willing to look him in the eye.

    "It's not your fault," he replied to her unspoken thought. "We did what we could, but there's always a limit to what decent people in a bad situation can do. We found ours sooner." Even as he spoke, he didn't seem like he believed his own words. He hated not being able to do more, and damn common sense saying otherwise, but she knew the words for what they were worth. A door out.

    "If not our fault, who's then?" She wondered idly. Through the air itself, the thought was implicit between them that the King could have done more, for he ruled from Aegon's High Hill and could make edict or justice out of any who stood to oppose him. But she knew that was all that passed between them, for while she understood such as merely an opportunity, he felt the sting of bitter regret and even hatred.

    He didn't carry hatred well, it didn't sit upon his shoulders right, and she understood in their brief time working together that he was a decent man, looking to make sense of a world gone mad.

    "This is where we part ways, I suppose," she mused, almost disappointed it had come to an end.

    "Whatever did this," Denys said instead, slowly, building up to something, "It hasn't just left all us silly normal folk to our own devices, to squabble over the spilled milk. These things are still out there, working to bleed honest people dry, to kill and mutilate and desecrate. And all the while, silence from..." he paused, almost not knowing how to refer to the Stag up in the Red Keep, drinking his way into nightly stupors, some say from the Iron Throne itself.

    "Go on," she baited, a small smirk touching her lips. "Usurper?" She guessed at his poison of choice. Men and their ideals...

    "Arch-Traitor," he muttered. She shook her head.

    "You think Robert Baratheon gave a mind what people called him when he battled Rhaegar in the Red Fork's waters? Allegedly battling over some woman?" She couldn't bother to pay a mind to what might have precipitated that conflict which hung like a cloak from this frustrating man's shoulders, only that he doubted it had really been over Lyanna Stark, or even who would have made a better King. It had been all ego, she thought. Ego and madness. Given the High Lords continued to play their games, heedless of the harm their people were coming to, she found it difficult to see past the yawning void in her already hardened heart for the likes of rulers and the plans they laid.

    "What I know," Denys replied quietly, "Is that the only King I mean to bend my knee to wouldn't stand by and let these atrocities take place."

    "What proof do you even have that Viserys Targaryen, who you seem to know so well, would care one whit for the suffering of the people in King's Landing? Where he might have been born, but certainly did not grow up?" For all that they say that the Dragon is ever looming upon the Western shore, he seemed inordinately preoccupied with matters of the East. Even if he meant no ill by it, she found it hard to believe he shed as many tears over the people dead from this spree of crimes than he did for the Usurper's dogs barking loudest over who's ass belonged upon the iron eyesore a mile or more away.

    "There's one way to find out," he said quietly. "What more binds us here, but the paths we take?"

    She thought long and hard, then. Handing over the sweat from her brow to another who seemed simply born for greatness, rankled at her slightly.

    But then she caught Denys' eye and breathed out a sigh.

    "No ship is sailing right now, not with the harbor all riled..."

    "We'll bide our time. Or ride south." And of course he had a readied reply waiting, smiling like a puppy who'd just been fed the whole bone.

    "Oh? Fancy yourself a good rider, do you?" And as a personal gift to herself, Denys was much more handsome looking when he blushed. "Come on. Tell me about your skills..."
     
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    • Goldfish said:
    A Wayfinder has been added to the schedule already.

    There are five Greater Ribbons of Disguise on the schedule, too.
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    That's a relief.

    But anyway, here's what I've got for current inventory of Greater Ribbons of Disguise lifted from the Character Inventory sheet on the Google Docs page:

    Those who have it:
    Viserys
    Dany
    Ser Richard
    Lya
    Waymar
    Garin
    Tyene
    Maelor
    Glyra
    Rhaella

    Those who don't:
    Vee
    Xor
    Malarys
    Mercy
    Aradia
    Kira
    Valeria
    Ser Gerold
    Alinor
    Leila
    Teana
    Hermetia
    Moonsong
    Asha
    Theon
    Valaena
    Argo
    Bronn
    Rina
    Soft Strider
    Sharra
    Mia
    Velen
    Mereth
    Leto

    Ten ribbons is a heck of a good start, and with more lower-level crafters getting trained we should be looking forward to many more.
     
    I wrote that in a hot minute, just for you, @Azel.

    See what happens when you taunt me... SEE WHAT HAPPENS! :mad:

    The answer is I pull an update from out of my tired, sleepy brain.
     
    @superguy2876 DP dislikes things like improve initiative feat, maybe take out

    "Inquisitors Intuition (Ex): A 3rd-level seeker of law gains a +5 insight bonus on initiative checks"

    And replace it with something else? I bring this up because I wanna see if I can convince you to raise the skill points per level of this class to 6? Marlays has eff all skill points so more would be useful.

    Also, your capstone would lock his moment of prisience to level 10 (inquisitor), why not just have it be their caster level/HD?

    Edit, or cut out anything for the third level, and kepp the caster level for the first, instead of skill points, caster levels are... most useful
     
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    By the way, at some point we need to add the Distance enchantment on the dragonbone bows of Soft Strider, Theon, and Rhango. Fortunately one of the crafters we're getting from the Plane of Air has the Craft Magic Weapons & Armor feat, so they can take care of that with ease.

    Aradia already has this enchantment on her dragonbone bow, thankfully.
     
    BeepSmile said:
    @superguy2876 DP dislikes things like improve initiative feat, maybe take out

    "Inquisitors Intuition (Ex): A 3rd-level seeker of law gains a +5 insight bonus on initiative checks"

    And replace it with something else? I bring this up because I wanna see if I can convince you to raise the skill points per level of this class to 6? Marlays has eff all skill points so more would be useful.

    Also, your capstone would lock his moment of prisience to level 10 (inquisitor), why not just have it be their caster level/HD?

    Edit, or cut out anything for the third level, and kepp the caster level for the first, instead of skill points, caster levels are... most useful
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    Yea I'm ok with this.

    Also I'm not so familiar with the wordings in 3.5, I mostly took inspiration from other classes, and I did think it sounded a bit weird.
     
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