The Mischiefmaker

[CopperElfCleric]

The Mischiefmaker (specialty cleric of Erevan Ilesere)

The Mischiefmaker represents all that is chaotic and free. They bring change and excitement where ever they go be it for good or ill. They live on the edge in a constant state of self-reinvention. They thrive to puncture the self-righteousness, sanctimony, and pretension that pervades orderly society with mischievous pranks that both amuse and enlighten. They enjoy causing trouble for its own sake and have the ability to take care of themselves should a prank prove to be deadly or go awry. Most Mischiefmakers are Moon or Copper elves, but even Gold, Wild and Star elves take this class when the call of Erevan sings strongly in their hearts. Most Mischiefmakers are famous or infamous Rogue/Clerics in the favor of Erevan Ilesere and serve as his mortal right-hand. They are deadly-romantic in their charm and subtlety of skill. Brave and yet flighty. They are champions of trickery and modest in ability. To underestimate a Mischiefmaker is to court the surety of becoming the victim to an amusing, well thought, elaborate hoax that could end up costing you and being at your cost.

Hit Die: d8.

Requirements: To qualify to become a Mischiefmaker, a character must fulfill all the following criteria.

Race: Character must be a Elf or Half Elf.

Skills: Knowledge (religion) 6 ranks, Disguise 5 ranks, Disable device 6 ranks, Bluff 6 ranks, Hide 6 ranks, Move silently 6 ranks, sleight of hand 5 ranks, Concentration 2 ranks, Spellcraft 1 rank, Escape Artist 2 ranks.

Feats: Acrobatic Backstab, Sacred Outlaw.

Spellcasting: Ability to cast 3'rd level Divine spells. Must have either the chaos, trickery or luck domain.

Special: +2d6 Sneak attack ability. Must have Erevan Ilesere as a Patron Deity.

Class Skills: Balance, Bluff, Climb, Concentration, Craft, Diplomacy, Disguise, Disable Device, Escape artist, Heal, Hide, Intuit direction, Jump, Knowledge (religion), Listen, Move silently, Open lock, Sleight of hand, Profession, Search, Spellcraft, Spot, Tumble, Use magic device, Use rope, Wilderness lore.

Skill points at each level- 6 + Int mod.

Class Features: Weapon & Armor Proficiency: Mischiefmaker's are proficient with all simple weapons, plus the hand crossbow, rapier, sap, shortbow, and short sword. MM's are proficient with light armor, but not with shields.

Spells per day: A Mischiefmaker's training focuses on divine magic. Thus, when a character gains a new level of MM, she gains new spells per day as if she also gained a level in whatever spellcasting class she belonged to before she added the prestige class. She does not however gain any other benefit a character of that class would have gained.

Expanded Spell List: Starting at first level and every level thereafter your deity grants you additional spells of trickery, mischief and illusion. Add the following spells to the Mischiefmaker spell list.

1: charm person, fengut, net of shadows
2: blur, invisibility, phantasmal assailant
3: displacement, abolish shadows, rend shadow weave
4: greater invisibility, phantasmal killer, shadow conjuration
5: false vision, seeming, shadow evocation
6: mislead, veil, shadow walk
7: mass invisibility, greater shadow conjuration, project alternate image
8: screen, scintillating pattern, greater shadow evocation
9: shades, stalking spell, weird

Divine Scoundrel:(Ex) At 1'st level the MM gains the ability to add her Mischiefmaker class levels to stack with her Sacred Outlaw feat. For example, a 5'th level cleric/ 3'rd level rogue/ 3'rd level Mischiefmaker Turns undead as a 11'th level cleric, and deals +6d6 points of damage on a successful sneak attack.

Granted Domain: At 1'st level, the MM gains access to one domain chosen from among those her deity offers, and with it the granted power of that domain. Mischiefmakers who were once clerics essentially gain a third domain this way and can prepare their domain spells at each level from the new domain’s list if they wish.

Mock Law:(Su) At 2'nd level, the MM gains a +4 divine bonus on saving throws against any spell with the law descriptor, as well as all compulsion spells and the spell-like or supernatural abilities of outsiders. In addition the MM also gains a +2 divine bonus to the DC of all spells he casts with the chaos, Luck and trickery Domains.

Shadow Trick:(Sp) Beginning at 3'rd level, once a day you can call forth the power of shadow, enveloping yourself in a clinging, concealing shroud of darkness. While this spell-like ability is in effect, you gain a number of benefits. The shadows wrapping your form grant you a +4 competence bonus on Escape Artist, Hide, and Move Silently checks. Your shadowy form also provides you with concealment. While your Shadow Trick is active, attacks against the Mischiefmaker have a miss chance equal to 15% + 5% per class level to a maximum of 65% at 10th level. This shadowy concealment is not negated by a see invisibility spell, but a true seeing spell counteracts the effect. Standing within the radius of a daylight spell or in bright natural sunlight temporarily suppresses the concealment effect. In addition, if you have 5 ranks in Escape Artist, you can attempt to slip through a solid object or barrier up to 5 feet thick with a DC 20 Escape Artist check, though doing this ends the spell as soon as the attempt is completed (regardless of success). If you have 10 ranks in Escape Artist, you can attempt to pass through an object or barrier up to 10 feet thick. If you have 15 ranks in Escape Artist, you can attempt to pass through a barrier composed of magical force (or similar magical obstacles). This ability lasts 1 minute/ level of MM class, and requires 1 standard action to use.

Side Slip:(Su) At 4'th level, you become supernaturally elusive. Five times per day as an immediate action, you can transfer yourself from your current space to another up to 40 feet away. This ability otherwise works like the dimension door spell, except that you cannot transport other creatures with you.

Mask of Mischief:(Su) At 5'th level the Mischiefmaker is able to create a shimmering, midnight blue mask to form around her face as a free action. It does not impede your vision, cannot be physically removed, completely hides your features, and continuously grants Freedom of movement as a 15th level caster as long as the mask is worn, as well as gaining a +5 competence bonus on saves against mind-affecting spells and abilities. In addition, the Mischiefmaker may cast Hideous Laughter and Irresistible Dance at full caster level while wearing the Mask of Mischief one time a day each.

Mischiefs' Madness:(Sp) At 6'th level the divine power of your trickster deity causes your enemies to transform into what they each hate the most, suddenly turning against each other. You overlay phantasmal images over your enemies, making them appear to each other as loathsome and despicable, implanting an urge to kill and destroy the object of their ire. Orcs might see each other as elves or dwarves, demons might see angels, and so on. All subjects receive a Will save to see through the phantasm at a -4 penalty. Each individual failing its save turns on the closest ally and attacks for 1 round/ level, which then causes the spell to end for that attacker. It has a maximum range of 200 feet and affects 1 living creature/ Mischiefmaker level, none of which are more than 30' apart. This ability can be used a number of times a day equal to your Wis modifier

Chaotic Visions:(Sp) At 7'th level you channel mischievous divine energy to envelop your foe in sickened disorientation. This ability makes the world appear to be tossing and rippling in a nauseating chaotic manner. Unless the target makes a Willpower save the subject is sickened for 1 round/ per Mischiefmaker level and must make a Fortitude save or be nauseated. This saving throw must be repeated each round at a -4 penalty to the save. Nauseated creatures are unable to attack, cast spells, concentrate on spells, or do anything else requiring attention. The only action such a creature can take is a single move action per turn. This ability can be used a number of times a day equal to your Wis modifier.

Mantle of Mayhem:(Su) At 8'th level the Mischiefmaker is able to create a blue-black mantle of swirling chaos to form around her head and shoulders like a cloak as a free action. It cannot be physically removed, completely hides your features, and continuously grants Nondetection as a 18th level caster as long as the mantle is worn, plus the Mischiefmaker gains a superior form of darkvision with a 60-foot range. She can see through any form of normal or magical darkness without hindrance. In addition, she may cast Incite Riot and Greater Mirror Image while wearing the Mantle of Mayhem one time a day each at her total caster level.

Uncanny Magic :(Ex) At 9'th level once per day, the Mischiefmaker can add her Charisma Modifier as a luck bonus on the save DC of all spells you cast until the start of your next turn. In addition, any spell she casts from the Trickery, Chaos or Luck domain are maximized, as if they were under the effect of the Maximize Spell feat.

Scoundrel's Shadow:(Su) At 10'th level, the MM has mastered the art of Trickery and Divine spells. The MM can become incorporeal once per day. A MM can remain incorporeal for a number of rounds equal to 5 + her Wis Mod. As an incorporeal creature, the MM can be harmed only by other incorporeal creatures, +1 or better magic weapons, and spells, spell-like abilities, and supernatural abilities. She is immune to all nonmagical attack forms. Even when hit by spells or magic weapons, the MM has a 50% chance to ignore any damage from a corporeal source (except for force effects, such as magic missile, or attacks made with ghost touch weapons). An incorporeal MM has no natural armor but has a deflection bonus equal to her Charisma modifier. An incorporeal MM can pass through solid objects at will, but not force effects. Her attack passes through (ignores) natural armor, armor, and shields, although deflection bonuses and force effects (such as mage armor) work normally against it. An incorporeal MM moves silently and cannot be heard with Listen checks if she doesn't wish to be. While incorporeal, the MM has no Strength score, so her Dexterity modifier applies to both her melee and her ranged attacks.

(All spell-like abilities are cast at total character caster level)

The Mischiefmaker TABLE 1:1

Level	BAB	Fort	Ref	Will	Special	Spellcasting
1st	+0	+0	+2	+2	Expanded spell list, Divine Scoundrel, Granted Domain	+1 level of existing spellcasting class
2nd	+1	+0	+3	+3	Mock Law	+1 level of existing spellcasting class
3rd	+2	+1	+3	+3	Shadow Trick	+1 level of existing spellcasting class
4th	+3	+1	+4	+4	Side Slip	+1 level of existing spellcasting class
5th	+3	+1	+4	+4	Mask of Mischief	+1 level of existing spellcasting class
6th	+4	+2	+5	+5	Mischiefs' Madness	+1 level of existing spellcasting class
7th	+5	+2	+5	+5	Chaotic Visions	+1 level of existing spellcasting class
8th	+6	+2	+6	+6	Mantle of Mayhem	+1 level of existing spellcasting class
9th	+6	+3	+6	+6	Uncanny Magic	+1 level of existing spellcasting class
10th	+7	+3	+7	+7	Scoundrels Shadow	+1 level of existing spellcasting class

Any comments, critique or questions are welcomed. ;)

The Epic Mischiefmaker:

Hit Die
d8

Skill Points at Each Additional Level
6+ Int modifier

Spells
The epic Mischiefmaker’s caster level increases by 1 per level gained above 10th. The epic Mischiefmaker continues to gain new spells per day (and spells known, if applicable) at each new level, up to the maximum spells per day and spells known of the divine spellcasting class to which the Mischiefmaker belonged before adding the prestige class.

Expanded Spell list: Starting at 11'th level, any time the Mischiefmaker casts a spell from the expanded spell list he may automatically cast a domain spell of the same level from the Trickery, Chaos or Luck domains as a free action. This ability can be used a number of times a day equal to her Wisdom modifier.

Divine Scoundrel:(Ex) At 11th level the MM continues to add her Mischiefmaker class levels to stack with her Sacred Outlaw feat. For example, a 5'th level cleric/ 5th level rogue/ 20th level Mischiefmaker Turns undead as a 30'th level cleric, and deals +15d6 points of damage on a successful sneak attack.

Mock Law:(Su) At 12th level, the MM gains a +8 divine bonus on saving throws against any spell with the law descriptor, as well as all compulsion spells and the spell-like or supernatural abilities of outsiders. In addition the MM also gains a +5 divine bonus to the DC of all spells he casts with the chaos, Luck and trickery Domains.

Shadow Trick:(Sp) At 13th level this ability can be used a number of times a day equal to your Wisdom modifier, and gives 75% concealment.

Bonus Feats The epic Mischiefmaker gains a bonus feat selected from the list of epic Mischiefmaker feats every 4 levels after 10th.

Side Slip:(Su) At 14'th level, you can now us this ability Ten times per day as an immediate action.

Mask of Mischief:(Su): At 15th level this ability also grants you a permanent True Seeing effect as a spell cast at total caster level, as long as the mask is worn.

Mischiefs Madness:(Sp) At 16th level all subjects receive a -10 penalty to their Will save.

Chaotic Visions:(Sp) at 17th level all subjects receive a -10 penalty to their Fort save.

Mantle of Mayhem:(Su) at 18th level this ability also grants you a permanent Mind Blank effect as a spell cast at total caster level, as long as the Mantle is worn.

Uncanny Magic:(Ex) At 19th level you can use this ability 5 times a day.

Scoundrels Shadow:(Su) At 20th level you can use this ability 5 times a day.

Epic Mischiefmakers Bonus Feat List: Automatic Silent Spell Automatic Still Spell, Blinding Speed, Epic Skill Focus, Improved Combat Casting, Improved Sneak Attack, Improved Spell Capacity, Lingering Damage, Self-Concealment, Sneak Attack of Opportunity, Spell Knowledge, Spell Opportunity, Spell Stowaway.

Epic Mischiefmaker Table:

Level	Special
11th	Divine Scoundrel
12th	Mock Law
13th	Shadow Trick
14th	Side Slip, Bonus Feat
15th	Mask of Mischief
16th	Mischiefs Madness
17th	Chaotic Visions
18th	Mantle of Mayhem, Bonus feat
19th	Uncanny Magic
20th	Scoundrels Shadow

[nonsi]

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Why restrict race? Meaning to ask: Why narrow down character concepts?
Halfling/gnomes/changelings could be perfectly viable mischiefmakers.
I hate racial restrictions for classes/feats/whatever. Such a restriction should have a very compelling reason to exist.

[CopperElfCleric]

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Why restrict race? Meaning to ask: Why narrow down character concepts?
Halfling/gnomes/changelings could be perfectly viable mischiefmakers.
I hate racial restrictions for classes/feats/whatever. Such a restriction should have a very compelling reason to exist.

I only have the restriction because the PrC is a specialty cleric of Erevan Ilesere; The elven god of mischief, trickery, rogues and change. It's easily adaptable to any race that worships a trickster deity I suppose, but most of them have their own specialty PrC's. The Misadventurer of Brandobaris, The Hoodwinker of Baravar Cloakshadow, etc, etc... But yes, it's easily adaptable to any races trickster deity. Thanks for replying. More of your thoughts are welcomed.

CEC

[CopperElfCleric]

So does this PrC seem balanced? Too weak, too powerful or just right?

Thank you.
CEC

[aimlessPolymath]

It's definitely balanced, or nearly so. Tricky Magic is pretty strong, though.
In a previous thread, I pointed out that adding sneak attack to spells is already a thing that happens- I forget what your response was at the time, though, sorry.

I'd like to ask about the contrast here with the Shadowtrick priest, which is also a rogue/cleric PrC which advances Sacred Outlaw, grants an extra domain, etc. Both grant some kind of mask at level 5.

There's clearly overlap here, so heavily differentiating the two is important. In particular, I would cut some of the "illusion" effects from the Shadowtrick priest, and give them to the Mischiefmaker. To make up for that, there are a number of Shadow-related spells in various supplements that could be added- I might open up D&Dtools to find a couple of thematic replacements. (In addition, giving some PrC only spells helps to differentiate them from ordinary clerics, and each other).

Surprise Spells shares a lot of design space and theme with Surprise Shadowcasting, and I might look at making them identical- it's hard for me to tell from name alone which is which.

Do other deities in your setting have similar specialist PrCs?

[CopperElfCleric]

It's definitely balanced, or nearly so. Tricky Magic is pretty strong, though.
In a previous thread, I pointed out that adding sneak attack to spells is already a thing that happens- I forget what your response was at the time, though, sorry.

I'd like to ask about the contrast here with the Shadowtrick priest, which is also a rogue/cleric PrC which advances Sacred Outlaw, grants an extra domain, etc. Both grant some kind of mask at level 5.

There's clearly overlap here, so heavily differentiating the two is important. In particular, I would cut some of the "illusion" effects from the Shadowtrick priest, and give them to the Mischiefmaker. To make up for that, there are a number of Shadow-related spells in various supplements that could be added- I might open up D&Dtools to find a couple of thematic replacements. (In addition, giving some PrC only spells helps to differentiate them from ordinary clerics, and each other).

Surprise Spells shares a lot of design space and theme with Surprise Shadowcasting, and I might look at making them identical- it's hard for me to tell from name alone which is which.

Do other deities in your setting have similar specialist PrCs?

I play in the Forgotten Realms setting. I totally get what you're saying about Surprise spells. I never had the Complete Arcane accessory that further explained sneak attack with spells. So I'm totally swapping out that ability with one I've been wanting to use in a PrC. Here it is, let me know what you think.

Chaos Discorporation:(Su) At 6th level, a Mischiefmaker learns how to use his mastery of Trickery and Chaos to cheat death. If the Mischiefmaker takes any damage that would reduce him to 0 hit points or below, it instead has a chance to discorporate him. The Mischiefmaker attempts a Reflex save (DC 5 + damage dealt); if successful, he simply breaks apart into dozens of flitting, chaotic multi-colored lights and vanishes, along with anything be is holding or carrying. At the next midnight, the Mischiefmaker reappears at a spot of his choosing within one mile of the place where he was forced to discorporate. While discorporated, the Mischiefmaker simply does not exist and he can do nothing, nor can any of his enemies do anything to him.

OR...

Chaotic Visions:(Sp) You channel mischievous divine energy to envelop your foe in sickened disorientation. This ability makes the world appear to be tossing and rippling in a nauseating chaotic manner. Unless the target makes a Willpower save the subject is sickened for 1 round/ per Mischiefmaker level and must make a Fortitude save or be nauseated. This saving throw must be repeated each round at a -4 penalty to the save. Nauseated creatures are unable to attack, cast spells, concentrate on spells, or do anything else requiring attention. The only action such a creature can take is a single move action per turn. This ability can be used a number of times a day equal to your WIS modifier.

OR...

Laughing Disappointment:(Su) Your mastery of the art of Trickery allows you to fool anyone with ease. The next time the subject of this ability attempts an action that requires a die roll to determine success, the action fails unless it makes a Will save at a -4 penalty. However, the spell creates the phantasmal image in the subject's mind that the action succeeded. The subject behaves accordingly for 1 round (which could have fatal results). During the next round, the phantasm fades and the subject now realizes that he was fooled. If the subject fails a second Will save, he then takes a -4 morale penalty on attack rolls, saves, and checks for 1d6+1 rounds afterward due to being tricked and humiliated. This ability can be used a number of times a day equal to your WIS modifier.

[CopperElfCleric]

I play in the Forgotten Realms setting. I totally get what you're saying about Surprise spells. I never had the Complete Arcane accessory that further explained sneak attack with spells. So I'm totally swapping out that ability with one I've been wanting to use in a PrC. Here it is, let me know what you think.

Chaos Discorporation:(Su) At 6th level, a Mischiefmaker learns how to use his mastery of Trickery and Chaos to cheat death. If the Mischiefmaker takes any damage that would reduce him to 0 hit points or below, it instead has a chance to discorporate him. The Mischiefmaker attempts a Reflex save (DC 5 + damage dealt); if successful, he simply breaks apart into dozens of flitting, chaotic multi-colored lights and vanishes, along with anything be is holding or carrying. At the next midnight, the Mischiefmaker reappears at a spot of his choosing within one mile of the place where he was forced to discorporate. While discorporated, the Mischiefmaker simply does not exist and he can do nothing, nor can any of his enemies do anything to him.

OR...

Chaotic Visions:(Sp) You channel mischievous divine energy to envelop your foe in sickened disorientation. This ability makes the world appear to be tossing and rippling in a nauseating chaotic manner. Unless the target makes a Willpower save the subject is sickened for 1 round/ per Mischiefmaker level and must make a Fortitude save or be nauseated. This saving throw must be repeated each round at a -4 penalty to the save. Nauseated creatures are unable to attack, cast spells, concentrate on spells, or do anything else requiring attention. The only action such a creature can take is a single move action per turn. This ability can be used a number of times a day equal to your WIS modifier.

OR...

Laughing Disappointment:(Su) Your mastery of the art of Trickery allows you to fool anyone with ease. The next time the subject of this ability attempts an action that requires a die roll to determine success, the action fails unless it makes a Will save at a -4 penalty. However, the spell creates the phantasmal image in the subject's mind that the action succeeded. The subject behaves accordingly for 1 round (which could have fatal results). During the next round, the phantasm fades and the subject now realizes that he was fooled. If the subject fails a second Will save, he then takes a -4 morale penalty on attack rolls, saves, and checks for 1d6+1 rounds afterward due to being tricked and humiliated. This ability can be used a number of times a day equal to your WIS modifier.

OR...

Mischiefs' Madness:(Sp) The divine power of your trickster deity causes your enemies to transform into what they each hate the most, suddenly turning against each other. You overlay phantasmal images over your enemies, making them appear to each other as loathsome and despicable, implanting an urge to kill and destroy the object of their ire. Orcs might see each other as elves or dwarves, demons might see angels, and so on. All subjects receive a Will save to see through the phantasm at a -4 penalty. Each individual failing its save turns on the closest ally and attacks for 1 round/ level, which then causes the spell to end for that attacker. It has a maximum range of 200 feet and affects 1 living creature/ Mischiefmaker level, none of which are more than 30' apart. This ability can be used a number of times a day equal to your WIS modifier

[CopperElfCleric]

Okay, I am very happy with the final outcome of this PrC , but still open to all comments and suggestions.

[nonsi]

Okay, I am very happy with the final outcome of this PrC , but still open to all comments and suggestions.

Offtopic, you might wanna align the last column by inserting more TABs.

[khadgar567]

Can you explain whats up with you and this prc of yours as well as the elven god of yours please.

[CopperElfCleric]

Can you explain whats up with you and this prc of yours as well as the elven god of yours please.

The PrC speaks for itself imo. As far as Erevan Ilesere goes... He is the Forgotten Realms elven god of trickery, mischief, chaos, rogues and change.

[CopperElfCleric]

This class worked very well in game play last night and I must say the players were very happy with it.

[CopperElfCleric]

Anyone feel like giving me a honest review of this PrC?

[Sir Brett Nortj]

Anyone feel like giving me a honest review of this PrC?

I don't know much about fifth edition rules, but, could you please make a halfling or dwarf type of thing? That would suite me for variety, for sure, if you care about my opinion, that is, little old me, drowning in bloody elves!

You know what?

I think you have been seduced by the charms of elves, I personally would rather play anything else! This is because you watched the lord of the rings, yes? Ha ha...

You see those three movies, you see how 'fantastic' all elves, are? You know what... there is no challenge for them in those movies! Total crunch power mongers... like for people that like squashing ants in their gardens, and popping little kids balloons. I pity elf fans...

Personally, I am surprised you, yes you, as an 'original dreamer' likes them. Did you watch the firs three movies of the hobbit? The "An Unexpected Journey" the second one and the third one? Check those dwarves out! Not all damn stiff and serious like elves... I honestly cannot see an elf, fro any fantasy, being a 'mischief maker,' a shadow blade, yes, a weirdo of magic or whatever you wrote, yes, but a "mischief maker?"

So, if you want real inspiration, go check any one of those firs three "JRR Tolkien" series, I promise you, you will emerge a greater mind and thinker, okay? It is like comparing the last three star wars to the firs three, there was a Holly Wood hoax by.. oh never mind, I am just into conspiracy theories!

But, if you have spent this much time ironing out the class and power levels of it, on this thread, with these veterans of rules, it must be balanced, as you asked, and, it is rather interesting IF I may be some other race!

[CopperElfCleric]

I don't know much about fifth edition rules, but, could you please make a halfling or dwarf type of thing? That would suite me for variety, for sure, if you care about my opinion, that is, little old me, drowning in bloody elves!

You know what?

I think you have been seduced by the charms of elves, I personally would rather play anything else! This is because you watched the lord of the rings, yes? Ha ha...

You see those three movies, you see how 'fantastic' all elves, are? You know what... there is no challenge for them in those movies! Total crunch power mongers... like for people that like squashing ants in their gardens, and popping little kids balloons. I pity elf fans...

Personally, I am surprised you, yes you, as an 'original dreamer' likes them. Did you watch the firs three movies of the hobbit? The "An Unexpected Journey" the second one and the third one? Check those dwarves out! Not all damn stiff and serious like elves... I honestly cannot see an elf, fro any fantasy, being a 'mischief maker,' a shadow blade, yes, a weirdo of magic or whatever you wrote, yes, but a "mischief maker?"

So, if you want real inspiration, go check any one of those firs three "JRR Tolkien" series, I promise you, you will emerge a greater mind and thinker, okay? It is like comparing the last three star wars to the firs three, there was a Holly Wood hoax by.. oh never mind, I am just into conspiracy theories!

But, if you have spent this much time ironing out the class and power levels of it, on this thread, with these veterans of rules, it must be balanced, as you asked, and, it is rather interesting IF I may be some other race!

First off, I'm 44 years old, and I actually read The Silmarillion, The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit over 25 years ago in actual books, far far far before the destroyed, broken, terrible movie versions. Not kindle, not youtube, actual books. I probably know more about Tolkien than most people on these boards. That being said, please stop referring to LOTR elves when discussing D&D elves. Especially Forgotten Realms elves.

Erevan Ilesere is the Trickster god of the elves and unmatched when it comes to pranks, tricks and chaos. How do you not already know this? Well... hope that helps knock you down a notch when it comes to comparing everything to movies and not actual books.

Thanks.
CEC

[Sir Brett Nortj]

First off, I'm 44 years old, and I actually read The Silmarillion, The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit over 25 years ago in actual books, far far far before the destroyed, broken, terrible movie versions. Not kindle, not youtube, actual books. I probably know more about Tolkien than most people on these boards. That being said, please stop referring to LOTR elves when discussing D&D elves. Especially Forgotten Realms elves.

Erevan Ilesere is the Trickster god of the elves and unmatched when it comes to pranks, tricks and chaos. How do you not already know this? Well... hope that helps knock you down a notch when it comes to comparing everything to movies and not actual books.

Thanks.
CEC

Okay, well... erm... I just hate elves! Sorry.

[CopperElfCleric]

Okay, well... erm... I just hate elves! Sorry.

It's all good. :)

[CopperElfCleric]

Added to the fluff and re-vamped two abilities.

[nonsi]

Added to the fluff and re-vamped two abilities.

The rightmost column in the class table is still misaligned. (a really easy fix)

[CopperElfCleric]

Playtest #2 and it was well received and balanced in the game among a new group of players. Woot!

[CopperElfCleric]

The rightmost column in the class table is still misaligned. (a really easy fix)

Epic Mischiefmaker in game play tonight. Wish us the luck of the Fey jester.