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That's brilliant. Mind if I sig that?
My apologies for not responding sooner, and go ahead! I am glad that people got a kick out of it.
@NineThePuma: I think LA would be full of musicians and actors, which would then trade out RHD for bard levels for perform. I think the first Locate City Bomb is going to target San Francisco before all of the pagans and hippies get druid levels. Portland and Seattle (no offense) might also get the magical stink eye if too many people show up with bears...
Then again, I could see people from Seattle using the Locate City Bomb to take out any city that sends over priests to Washington because it would be the perfect place for vampires. I'm betting you people are sick of that.
Through the trick is to find breeding grounds for people who can trade out RHD for wizard levels (well, effectively that is) and find a way to thwart them.
Would people's um...Special gardens turn into pipeweed, I wonder?
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Would we actually have any commoners or guardsmen? Everyone would be a PC.
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I would assume that some people would be as not everyone might have the skills to get a PC class. I thought that was the reason PCs are better then everyone else in the game world: They often represent the cream of the crop.
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1. Commoner railgun
2. Break the speed of light
3. ?????
4. Explore universe
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Most ordinary people get NPC levels. That's why NPC classes exist. It's the above-average people who typically go out and become PCs. Even plenty of above-average people stick around with NPC levels. That's why a world with hundreds of epic characters is kind of silly (especially pure melee classes). When's the last time you took a sword and tried fighting a wolf? Good luck. It's hard to even make it to fighter level 5, forget epic.
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noparlpf
Most ordinary people get NPC levels. That's why NPC classes exist. It's the above-average people who typically go out and become PCs. Even plenty of above-average people stick around with NPC levels. That's why a world with hundreds of epic characters is kind of silly (especially pure melee classes). When's the last time you took a sword and tried fighting a wolf? Good luck. It's hard to even make it to fighter level 5, forget epic.
But the thread deals with the situation wherein the world works by RAW, where even if you're a commoner or an expert you can fight weak creatures to earn exp and work yourself up to the wolf. You can also become smarter by fighting. Need to write a thesis on black hole theories? Just kill a few bears, level up and put some ranks in knowledge (astrophysics).
Also, let's not forget we have guns in our world, making leveling up much, much easier because you can oneshot most CR appropriate encounters.
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Kaeso
But the thread deals with the situation wherein the world works by RAW, where even if you're a commoner or an expert you can fight weak creatures to earn exp and work yourself up to the wolf. You can also become smarter by fighting. Need to write a thesis on black hole theories? Just kill a few bears, level up and put some ranks in knowledge (astrophysics).
Also, let's not forget we have guns in our world, making leveling up much, much easier because you can oneshot most CR appropriate encounters.
I thought there were firearms in one of the books. Maybe that was a homebrew thing the DM put together for a pirate-themed adventure. They blew up on a nat 1. So I played a sorcerer/stormcaster instead of dealing with such things.
Well, if you really want to kill squirrels and puppies to level up, go for it. Good luck with ever taking levels in paladin.
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Why would most people want to take levels in Paladin anyway?
('though I see the point if it were Druids instead.)
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NNescio
Why would most people want to take levels in Paladin anyway?
('though I see the point if it were Druids instead.)
Druid too. I was just thinking that killing small, furry animals might count as evil.
To take levels in druid you'd probably end up protecting the local squirrel population from the local gamer population.
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Paladins would probably be protecting the gamer population from the squirrel population if there are a lot of druids around.
And if there are a lot of people trying to level with guns, it might be hard to find wildlife after a while. Through I wonder how much EXP I've gotten from fishing...
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You can get also decent XP just from nonlethal combat. That's why sparring exists. I don't see any reason to kill small animals. Start with sparring and independent training, and then go for things like bears. But guns are cheating. (Do they even exist by RAW?)
(I personally consider ranged weapons in general to be cheap, but that's just me.)
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noparlpf
You can get also decent XP just from nonlethal combat. That's why sparring exists. I don't see any reason to kill small animals. Start with sparring and independent training, and then go for things like bears. But guns are cheating. (Do they even exist by RAW?)
(I personally consider ranged weapons in general to be cheap, but that's just me.)
Guns can be found in the DMG, under the Campaign section for "alternate weapons" (or somesuch).
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I knew I had seen guns somewhere. Thanks.
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Ksheep
Guns can be found in the DMG, under the Campaign section for "alternate weapons" (or somesuch).
Under "Renaissance weapons" or somesuch, IIRC.
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noparlpf
You can get also decent XP just from nonlethal combat. That's why sparring exists. I don't see any reason to kill small animals. Start with sparring and independent training, and then go for things like bears. But guns are cheating. (Do they even exist by RAW?)
(I personally consider ranged weapons in general to be cheap, but that's just me.)
'Nonlethal' sparring with bears. In Siberia. Badass.
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I'd assume I'd be a sorcerer. But since that's a bloodline type deal it may not work. If so I'll take a class level in psion and a-hunting I will go. Grizzly bears give pretty good experience. And since RAW doesn't care if a spell caster levels up using a pointed stick only, I'll use my rifle and kill wolves and bears. That should get me started nicely.
After that I'll use my knowledge and powers to quickly make money. Then form an organization for people with super powers. But really its just to keep an eye on them. Eventually I'll research a way to sort of auto-spy them and blow up their head from any distance if they're being murderers or what have you.
After that comes social change. No more religious wars. If one starts I destroy both sides.
No more racism. If someone makes a comment they get their tongue removed.
I'd get rid of most of the politicians. Start over there. Figure out a way to force people to vote.
Then I'd try to help the poor people with food, clean water, etc.
Then tackle the energy crisis. Figure out a good way to get off petrol.
I probably forgot a few things but that about sums it up.
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Then I'd try to help the poor people with food, clean water, etc.
Create Food and Create Water traps.
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Then tackle the energy crisis. Figure out a good way to get off petrol.
Decanter of Endless Water-powered 'Perpetual' Motion Machines.
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That's assuming that nobody else tried something similar. I'm sure plenty of people would.
I'd just be a druid. You can have your regime. I'll have my mountains and forests.
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randomhero00
I'd assume I'd be a sorcerer. But since that's a bloodline type deal it may not work. If so I'll take a class level in psion and a-hunting I will go. Grizzly bears give pretty good experience. And since RAW doesn't care if a spell caster levels up using a pointed stick only, I'll use my rifle and kill wolves and bears. That should get me started nicely.
After that I'll use my knowledge and powers to quickly make money. Then form an organization for people with super powers. But really its just to keep an eye on them. Eventually I'll research a way to sort of auto-spy them and blow up their head from any distance if they're being murderers or what have you.
After that comes social change. No more religious wars. If one starts I destroy both sides.
No more racism. If someone makes a comment they get their tongue removed.
I'd get rid of most of the politicians. Start over there. Figure out a way to force people to vote.
Then I'd try to help the poor people with food, clean water, etc.
Then tackle the energy crisis. Figure out a good way to get off petrol.
I probably forgot a few things but that about sums it up.
So kill all arguing people, mute all insulting people, force people to do stuff, and flowers and sunshine for the rest?
As for me, I'd be a warblade. As soon as I get IHS, I turn into the Avatar. The kind from TLA. What? It's RAW.
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I'll drown the world in quarterstaffs, one tree at a time.
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noparlpf
I thought there were firearms in one of the books. Maybe that was a homebrew thing the DM put together for a pirate-themed adventure. They blew up on a nat 1. So I played a sorcerer/stormcaster instead of dealing with such things.
Well, if you really want to kill squirrels and puppies to level up, go for it. Good luck with ever taking levels in paladin.
Those firearms were ancient muskets, which were very, very deadly for their day but are outmatched by even todays simplest pistols.
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Everyone seems to love Decanter of Endless Water perpetual motion. The problem is, no one stops to think what adding a near-infinite amount of water will do to our ecosystem.
That's why I support undead-based perpetual motion. Because I care about the environment.
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Kaeso
Those firearms were ancient muskets, which were very, very deadly for their day but are outmatched by even today's simplest pistols.
Well, find me a modern pistol in the rules and you can have it. We're talking about a world with RAW.
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Everyone seems to love Decanter of Endless Water perpetual motion. The problem is, no one stops to think what adding a near-infinite amount of water will do to our ecosystem.
That's why I support undead-based perpetual motion. Because I care about the environment.
I agree. That's obviously much more eco-friendly.
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noparlpf
Well, find me a modern pistol in the rules and you can have it. We're talking about a world with RAW.
depends on wether or not you believe DnD and D20modern take place in the same universe.
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Kaeso
depends on wether or not you believe DnD and D20modern take place in the same universe.
The Material Plane is infinite and consists of an infinite number of worlds, right?
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noparlpf
Well, find me a modern pistol in the rules and you can have it. We're talking about a world with RAW.
In the DMG, under "Building a Different World", it has a section on technology level. It has weapons from several different eras, including a set of oriental style weapons, renaissance firearms (pistol and musket, as well as a bomb (think grenade)), Modern era (automatic pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun, and grenade launcher) and future (laser pistol, antimatter rifle, flamer, and laser rifle).
That said… I'd get me an Antimatter rifle and blow the head off anyone who comes close. 6d8 damage should drop most lower level characters, right?
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Truth is, no-one would be able to do anything, because whatever you tried to do, people would say you can't because it's against your alignment.
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Ksheep
In the DMG, under "Building a Different World", it has a section on technology level. It has weapons from several different eras, including a set of oriental style weapons, renaissance firearms (pistol and musket, as well as a bomb (think grenade)), Modern era (automatic pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun, and grenade launcher) and future (laser pistol, antimatter rifle, flamer, and laser rifle).
That said… I'd get me an Antimatter rifle and blow the head off anyone who comes close. 6d8 damage should drop most lower level characters, right?
Oh hey, I didn't see that page. Turning pages is actually a great activity which I apparently usually don't think to do. I think I assume things end after only one page on them.
Well, an Antimatter rifle can fire once per round. You probably get one shot once they're in range before they get close to you (further away and you take distance penalties). What's your BaB and Dex? Do you have Exotic Weapon Proficiency: Antimatter rifle? Do you really want to rely on that single shot if your attack modifier isn't high enough?
They should have statted a sniper rifle. Range: over a mile. Damage: enough.
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JBento
Truth is, no-one would be able to do anything, because whatever you tried to do, people would say you can't because it's against your alignment.
That's up to the DM to adjudicate. That's why I keep asking who the DM is in this situation.
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The Material Plane is infinite and consists of an infinite number of worlds, right?
No. Only the outer planes are infinite.
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noparlpf
Well, an Antimatter rifle can fire once per round. You probably get one shot once they're in range before they get close to you (further away and you take distance penalties). What's your BaB and Dex? Do you have Exotic Weapon Proficiency: Antimatter rifle? Do you really want to rely on that single shot if your attack modifier isn't high enough?
They should have statted a sniper rifle. Range: over a mile. Damage: enough.
Well… If I take Rapid Shot, I can get two shots off per round, and if I have Rapid Reload, I could reload as a free action. Add a Gnomish Crossbow Sight, and I can fire with no penalty for the first 3 range increments, or 360 feet. Even if the enemy was running, it would take at least 3 rounds for them to reach me. And I wouldn't mind taking a penalty for shooting at more than one range increment.
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No. Only the outer planes are infinite.
The Manual of the Planes says that the Material Plane is infinite. Page 41.
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Ksheep
Well… If I take Rapid Shot, I can get two shots off per round, and if I have Rapid Reload, I could reload as a free action. Add a Gnomish Crossbow Sight, and I can fire with no penalty for the first 3 range increments, or 360 feet. Even if the enemy was running, it would take at least 3 rounds for them to reach me. And I wouldn't mind taking a penalty for shooting at more than one range increment.
You must be very confident in your Dexterity.
Now, what if they're an invisible Barbarian with the Run feat and the Quick trait? And one level of Druidic Avenger gives them another +10 to their speed, assuming that having Fast Movement twice but from two different sources stacks.
Or what if they're a Monk? Those speed bonuses sure are something.
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JBento
Truth is, no-one would be able to do anything, because whatever you tried to do, people would say you can't because it's against your alignment.
I'm chaotic neutral. :D I can do whatever I want.
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I'm chaotic neutral. :D I can do whatever I want.
No, you're chaotic evil, you do whatever you want. People who call themselves CN to get away with stuff are CE.
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No, you're chaotic evil, you do whatever you want. People who call themselves CN to get away with stuff are CE.
*writes* down IP address for the culling.
Just kidding.
But seriously, then who is CN?
If I was evil I think I'd be NE or LE because I have lines I don't cross. Never rape. Never take away free will of the individual. etc.
Sometimes I wish I was evil, life would be a lot more fun. But because it isn't, I'm fairly certain I'm not evil. Just personally strong willed.
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Ksheep
Well… If I take Rapid Shot, I can get two shots off per round, and if I have Rapid Reload, I could reload as a free action. Add a Gnomish Crossbow Sight, and I can fire with no penalty for the first 3 range increments, or 360 feet. Even if the enemy was running, it would take at least 3 rounds for them to reach me. And I wouldn't mind taking a penalty for shooting at more than one range increment.
Crossbow Sights are something like two months worth of wages for a talented and successful businessman.
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Crossbow Sights are something like two months worth of wages for a talented and successful businessman.
Or, you know, I just loot the corpses of the people I kill with the rifle, use the monies I get from that to improve the rifle so it's easier to kill people with it.
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Kaeso
Also, let's not forget we have guns in our world, making leveling up much, much easier because you can oneshot most CR appropriate encounters.
Sure, low-level (meaning lvl. 1-2) encounters but not after that. Remember, guns would also work by RAW. A modern hunting rifle (from DMG) does mere 2d10 damage (crit. X2). You couldn't kill most bears (MM) with a rifle. The only bear you could kill with one shot would be a Medium-sized black bear (CR 2) but only if you rolled 19 or 20 damage. A Large brown bear (CR 4) would need the minimum of 3 shots. If you rolled two times in row the maximum damage and then 11-20 damage. Edit: Unless you scored critical(s).
It wouldn't even matter if you aimed the gun to shoot the creature in the head for instant death, unless the attack takes away their last hit points and the DM lets you describe its death (since it has no mechanical impact at that point and is therefore irrelevant by RAW but flavorful).
Also, if the animal were sleeping, you couldn't "coup de grace" it with one shot, unless you sneaked adjacent to it and shot it there.
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I'm chaotic neutral. :D I can do whatever I want.
Most people are actually neutral, whatever they may think. You know that phenomenon (I forget what they call it) where people will stand by and watch someone getting beat up but won't step in (either to help the victim or the assailant)? That's a neutral trait (on the good-evil axis). (I could give other examples, but that would take a long time.) Likewise, most people aren't strongly chaotic or lawful, but somewhere in between. Sure, plenty of people do community service or the like, but most of those people aren't devoted enough to actually qualify as good. Maybe neutral good at best.
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JBento
Truth is, no-one would be able to do anything, because whatever you tried to do, people would say you can't because it's against your alignment.
Just be a true neutral druid. You can justify anything as long as you do it to save your squirrels in some way or another.
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Apparently a lot of you haven't been hunting. Getting off three shots isn't that hard for someone trained. If you're down wind as you should be, the bear probably won't even know where you are. But even if he does, you should be several hundred yards out and up a tree or steep hill. Even if you only get him once, and he gets away, he'll bleed to death, and you can follow the trail.
edit SH*T that makes me a ranger, don't it :( lol
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I'd invest ranks into Craft(Homebrew) and Profession(DM).
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Diplomacy optimized Bard.
Basically, everyone won'ts to be my slave.
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randomhero00
Apparently a lot of you haven't been hunting. Getting off three shots isn't that hard for someone trained. If you're down wind as you should be, the bear probably won't even know where you are. But even if he does, you should be several hundred yards out and up a tree or steep hill. Even if you only get him once, and he gets away, he'll bleed to death, and you can follow the trail.
edit SH*T that makes me a ranger, don't it :( lol
Well, the stereotypical ranger is an ally and protector of nature like the druid. Hence the animal companion. So if you're shooting bears to level up, you're probably not a by-the-books-fluff ranger.
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noparlpf
Well, the stereotypical ranger is an ally and protector of nature like the druid. Hence the animal companion. So if you're shooting bears to level up, you're probably not a by-the-books-fluff ranger.
I can't recall very clearly, but I could have sworn rangers where big on hunting game.
edit i think youre thinking of druids
ps i never play rangers tho so im not sure
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Apparently a lot of you haven't been hunting. Getting off three shots isn't that hard for someone trained. If you're down wind as you should be, the bear probably won't even know where you are. But even if he does, you should be several hundred yards out and up a tree or steep hill. Even if you only get him once, and he gets away, he'll bleed to death, and you can follow the trail.
edit SH*T that makes me a ranger, don't it :( lol
Hehheh... yes. That's how it works in actual real life but read the thread title.
By RAW the bear wouldn't bleed to death, unless you got it to -1 hp. At that point the bear would cease moving and there wouldn't be a trail of blood to follow. :smallamused:
Edit: I guess you could track a moving bear but by RAW, you wouldn't get bonuses to your survival skill if the bear has lost hit points.
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Or, you know, I just loot the corpses of the people I kill with the rifle, use the monies I get from that to improve the rifle so it's easier to kill people with it.
And how much money do you imagine the average guy will have? Not much more than you, that's for sure. You'll need to go after actual dangerous targets to gain XP and treasure, which means other guys kitted out as well as you are.
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I can't recall very clearly, but I could have sworn rangers where big on hunting game.
edit i think youre thinking of druids
ps i never play rangers tho so im not sure
Rangers are described as hunters, but I generally interpret that as hunters of unnatural creatures (standard monsters).
"An experienced ranger has such a tie to nature that he can actually draw upon natural power to cast divine spells, much as a druid does." (PHB pg. 46)
I've always thought of them as protectors of nature and hunters of unnatural things or of that which destroys nature, but also as protectors of civilization from nature.
Different people have different interpretations of what classes are like. (Let's please not turn this thread into another "Immutability of Class Fluff" argument.)
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And how much money do you imagine the average guy will have? Not much more than you, that's for sure. You'll need to go after actual dangerous targets to gain XP and treasure, which means other guys kitted out as well as you are.
That, or you need to take ranks in a skill to hack credit and debit cards. I wonder if you can even do that, since normal DnD doesn't have rules for it. Less identity theft, I guess?
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Rangers are described as hunters, but I generally interpret that as hunters of unnatural creatures (standard monsters).
"An experienced ranger has such a tie to nature that he can actually draw upon natural power to cast divine spells, much as a druid does." (PHB pg. 46)
I've always thought of them as protectors of nature and hunters of unnatural things or of that which destroys nature, but also as protectors of civilization from nature.
Different people have different interpretations of what classes are like. (Let's please not turn this thread into another "Immutability of Class Fluff" argument.)
Um...
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animals
Rangers aren't afraid to hunt. That's the natural order of things.
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noparlpf
Rangers are described as hunters, but I generally interpret that as hunters of unnatural creatures (standard monsters).
"An experienced ranger has such a tie to nature that he can actually draw upon natural power to cast divine spells, much as a druid does." (PHB pg. 46)
I've always thought of them as protectors of nature and hunters of unnatural things or of that which destroys nature, but also as protectors of civilization from nature.
Different people have different interpretations of what classes are like. (Let's please not turn this thread into another "Immutability of Class Fluff" argument.)
Ranger can take Favored Enemy Animal, so he can be as much a hunter of beasts as a hunter of monsters or men.
Edit: Ranger'd
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Flickerdart
And how much money do you imagine the average guy will have? Not much more than you, that's for sure. You'll need to go after actual dangerous targets to gain XP and treasure, which means other guys kitted out as well as you are.
Go after celebrities. Their wealth is wayyy above standard wealth by level.
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noparlpf
Go after celebrities. Their wealth is wayyy above standard wealth by level.
Ok, and they aren't using their wealth to buy protective items and hire bodyguards why?
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Because rangers are better ninjas than ninjas!
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Instead of [INSERT POLITICAL ISSUE HERE] being on the news, they would instead report the scandal that [POLITICIAN] knows somebody who gasp has Martial Adept class levels.
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animals
Rangers aren't afraid to hunt. That's the natural order of things.
Huh. I never noticed that. I guess you're right. That's not how I usually think of them, but I guess there can be all sorts of different types of rangers.
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Ok, and they aren't using their wealth to buy protective items and hire bodyguards why?
I doubt most celebrities like the kind I'm thinking of know enough about D&D to realize they can buy magic items to protect themselves. And sure, most of them have bodyguards. But I doubt many bodyguards know enough of D&D rules to realize they can take class levels. They'll just be low-level NPCs. That's not too hard to deal with.
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Instead of [INSERT POLITICAL ISSUE HERE] being on the news, they would instead report the scandal that [POLITICIAN] knows somebody who gasp has Martial Adept class levels.
Gasp! Surely that means their campaign is funded by Japanese interests! :smallbiggrin:
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Instead of [INSERT POLITICAL ISSUE HERE] being on the news, they would instead report the scandal that [POLITICIAN] knows somebody who gasp has Martial Adept class levels.
No no, it would be that the politician's a bard with charm person and max ranks in diplomacy. Maybe even *gasp* mass suggestion!
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Why not psionics to dominate people? Through politics would be more interesting if they were forced to all use Perform (Singing) or Perform (Dance).
And think of the *ahem* scandals.I have the image of a thri-keen in pink lingerie in my head now.
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And think of the *ahem* scandals.I have the image of a thri-keen in pink lingerie in my head now.
Nymph's Kiss and Lichloved feats. :smallwink: :smalleek: