Request a Homebrew

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R 624
I'd like a race that's pixie-ish, but Tiny sized instead of small, and with bonuses reduced enough to not need more than 1 LA.

[ericgrau]

H 624

Lesser Sprite
-4 Strength, +4 dexterity, +2 intelligence, +2 charisma
Land speed 20', Fly 30' (good)
Tiny.
SLA's: 1/day invisibility, minor image, dancing lights
Favored Class: Sorcerer

The flight alone is worth an LA but without any notable strength and tiny size you're limited to casters and non-melee rogues, so it works out I suppose. Maybe an archer at high levels so you actually deal some damage via a good magic weapon but by then a human might find ways to fly anyway.

[My2Cents]

R 625
Mind Flayer + Lich = Alhoon
Dragon + Mind Flayer = Brain Stealer Dragon
Dragon + Lich = Dracolich

So... any ideas as to an undead brain stealer dragon?

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R 625
Mind Flayer + Lich = Alhoon
Dragon + Mind Flayer = Brain Stealer Dragon
Dragon + Lich = Dracolich

So... any ideas as to an undead brain stealer dragon?

Brain Stealer Dracolich.

[Maho-Tsukai]

R 626:

I want a few spells , for arcane casters only. What kind of spells? I desire low-level undead animation spells for the wiz/sorc list that allow wizards(and sorcerers and perhaps even Dread Necros if you feel safe making it for them too.) to be on par with clerics at lower levels as far as animation of undead/minionmancy goes(So at least one of them must be able to animate more then just one minion). In addition to low-level animation I would like some low-level spells that can grant the similar(but NOT inferior) benefits to desecrate, without being an exact copy of it. I'd also like spells, both low and high level, that allow a wizard(or sorc(or even DN)) to increase the HD of undead they can control and/or animate.

So, anybody willing to make Arcane Minonmancy for the Non-DN feesable with some new spells?

[Asur]

R 627

I've had this idea for a while, but never been quite sure how to implement it. I'm wanting to make a Tarot (or perhaps Harrow) Mystery for the Pathfinder Oracle class.

[havocfett]

R 628

I'd like some Bolt-action fire-arms that provide clear and obvious advantages over Bows, Crossbows, etc. and remain cheap. Making a WW1 era game, and 500 for a mass produced rifle makes no sense.

[Maho-Tsukai]

Taking back request R 626 due to how much time to make all those spells/the request being to big and instead asking for...

R 629-

An Vairent class(like Cloistered Cleric, Paladin of Freedom/Tyranny/Slaughter ect..) for the wizard(or perhaps sorc) that makes them an undead animator/necromantic minionmancer on par with a cleric.

[Tanuki Tales]

R630

Could some create a Living Vampire template (ala Michael Morbius and Victor Slaughter from Marvel comics)?

I already looked for one but all I found was one that wasn't very well done and another that was obviously an epic template.

I'm looking for it to be less magicky (shapeshifting, turning to mist, mind control, calling beasts, etc) and more towards upping the durability of the afflicted.

[Qwertystop]

R631

A replacement Warlock Invocation list to mimic Enchantment, with a little Illusion, the way the original Warlock Invocation list was Evocation, with a bit of various utility stuff.

[bloodtide]

H626

Corpse Hand
Necromancy
Level: Sor/Wiz 1
Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: 1 full round action
Range: Touch
Effect: Animates dead hand into undead servant
Duration: Permanent(D)
Saving Throw: None
Spell Resistance: No

This spell animates a dead hand, turning it into an undead servant. The hand has 1d2 hit points and is incapable of attacking a creature for damage. The hand can appear skeletal or with flesh, depending on the condition of the hand when it was animated; this has no effect on the performance of its tasks. It can walk on its fingers at a speed of 5, and while stationary, it can manipulate objects with a fair amount of dexterity(also 5). When holding a pen, it can take dictations from its creator (and only its creator), and can turn pages of books, hold items, etc.

The hand remains animated until dispelled or until the spell is cancelled by the caster. The material component is one gold coin, which is consumed by the spell. A single caster can have as many corpse hands animated as they do levels of experience at any one time.

Create Tomb Mote
Necromancy
Level: Clr 2, Sor/Wiz 2, Dread Necromancer 2
Components: V, S, M,
Casting Time: 1 minute
Range: Close (25 ft. +5 ft./2 levels)
Effect: Creates one or more tome motes
Duration: Instantaneous
Saving Throw: None
Spell Resistance: No


With a collection of scraps from the tomb or crypt you now traverse, you create one tomb mote (Libris Mortis) per four caster levels. You must have a sufficient pile of tomb scraps to at least equal a tiny sized humanoid to form each tomb mote.

The tomb mote created by this spell is not under the casters control by use of this spell alone. But the caster does maintain a loose connection to the tomb motes he creates and gains a +4 bonus on any rolls made to command them.
Material Component: A handful dust and bone from a tomb, a body part from any disease causing vermin(such as a rat) and a drop of blood all mixed together with special materials costing at total of 100 gold pieces.

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I know base classes are prohibited, but are prestige classes?

If not:
R632:
A prestige class that gives basic telepathy on an at-will or uses/(time) basis, instead of a Power Point or Spell Slot basis. This would include things like basic communication-grade telepathy (maybe scaling up in distaince, ability to communicate with a specific person instead of just everyone in the general area, or non-language-dependance), minor emotion-modification (some with a mechanical effect, some without), and a way of casuing Fear-scale effects and fascination. Basically, I want the above abilities made into a PrC. The weak ones like general-area telepathy and non-mechanical emotion change would probably be at-will.

[ericgrau]

C 628
Generally these things are handled by allowing bullets to be touch attacks. Machine guns are area attacks allowing a reflex save. I believe the DMG has a couple examples to help you gauge the damage (but not the reload time since they're old guns), or D20 modern gets much more in depth.

H 629
ACF, unholy necromancer: Lose familiar. Gain command undead as a cleric of equal level. Cast each necromancy spell at the cleric level if clerics can cast it EDIT: Add cleric necromancy spells to your spell list, using the lower of the two spell levels if a spell is on both the wizard/sorcerer and cleric list. The following spells are 1 level higher: all conjurations except those with the [cold] descriptor and except phantom/soul spells (phantom steed, mordenkain's faithful hound, trap the soul), all transmutations that don't buff friendlies without transforming them (polymorph / iron body / etc. are still 1 level higher, haste is not 1 level higher, pyrotechnics is 1 level higher) and all evocations except those with the [cold] descriptor. Optional alignment rule: any non-good (neutral ok).

[VarianArdell]

R.633: I would request a reworking of the Fleshwarper prestige class, with more focus on outsiders or other types of creatures instead of aberrations. Thanks in advance.

[DracoDei]

R 626:

I want a few spells , for arcane casters only. What kind of spells? I desire low-level undead animation spells for the wiz/sorc list that allow wizards(and sorcerers and perhaps even Dread Necros if you feel safe making it for them too.) to be on par with clerics at lower levels as far as animation of undead/minionmancy goes(So at least one of them must be able to animate more then just one minion). In addition to low-level animation I would like some low-level spells that can grant the similar(but NOT inferior) benefits to desecrate, without being an exact copy of it. I'd also like spells, both low and high level, that allow a wizard(or sorc(or even DN)) to increase the HD of undead they can control and/or animate.

So, anybody willing to make Arcane Minonmancy for the Non-DN feesable with some new spells?

Q626
Define "Low Levels"?

[Milo v3]

R. 634
A creature called Amber Bee. An outsider with vermin traits. It should be bee themed in its abilities. I would also like it to have Mending at will and the abilitity to phase through wood as an earth elemental phases through earth. CR should be mid levels.

[Debihuman]

C 634

It would probably make more sense to stat it up as an Extraplanar Vermin since you can't have 2 Types, but Extraplanar is a Subtype. How big should an Amber Bee be?

Debby

[Milo v3]

C 634
I that makes more sense. I was thinking small for size.

[RedWarrior0]

R 635

I would like an Ice Elemental, roughly equal in power to the Entombed from Frostburn. Large Size preferred, CR 10ish. This is to provide a less-evil version of the Winterhaunt presented in the same book. As such, it shouldn't be exploitable, but it should be reasonable as a level 9 summon.

I don't really have much fluff to go with it; it's a basic elemental, so there isn't much fluff to add.

[Cipher Stars]

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R630

Could some create a Living Vampire template (ala Michael Morbius and Victor Slaughter from Marvel comics)?

I already looked for one but all I found was one that wasn't very well done and another that was obviously an epic template.

I'm looking for it to be less magicky (shapeshifting, turning to mist, mind control, calling beasts, etc) and more towards upping the durability of the afflicted.

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You could try looking at my Fevirification, or my Essence Eater linked in my(extended) sig.

[Marc_In_Da_Room]

R 636 Could someone please make the Geostigma disease from Advent Children into d20 stats please? Thank you.

[AnonymousD&Der]

R 637

I'm looking for a Feat that would let me be able to expend a spell to regain uses of Turn Undead, based on the level of that spell. Anyone do anything like that before? If not, how would that look / be explained best mechanically?

[DracoDei]

R 637

I'm looking for a Feat that would let me be able to expend a spell to regain uses of Turn Undead, based on the level of that spell. Anyone do anything like that before? If not, how would that look / be explained best mechanically?

H637
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Should become progressively cheaper as you level up, but not TOO quickly since Turning/Rebuking stays useful for a little while before becoming useless.
Should not be useable to fuel DMM since I hear that is cheesy.

Off the top of my head:
Spell Conversion
Benefits: As a free action you may lose a spell of your highest level in order to gain an addition use of Turn/Rebuke Undead for the day.
Alternatively you may spend a full round action to lose a spell of a given level to produce additional turn/rebuke attempts for the day.
In no case may turn/rebuke uses gained via this feat be used for anything except actually turning/rebuking undead.



This is VERY off the top of my head. I don't play clerics much, and it may require someone else to tweak/balance it.

[Tanuki Tales]

C(?)-630
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You could try looking at my Fevirification, or my Essence Eater linked in my(extended) sig.

The former confuses me and the latter lacks a CR adjustment and could possibly use a little polishing. Thanks for the suggestions though.

[Cipher Stars]

The former confuses me and the latter lacks a CR adjustment and could possibly use a little polishing. Thanks for the suggestions though.

No one commented on the Eater, so I couldn't do much with it. But fix it up as you want, it should be kinda close to what you described.

[Zerous]

R 638

I'd like a prestige class based around eating the targets, piece by piece. He can siphon ability scores out of prey to weaken them before swallowing them whole, where they're drained of all their ability scores, then of their HP. Possibly gaining some benefit from the eaten scores and person, or taking on aspects of magical equipment he eats.

Maybe even swallowing active spells and enchantments from other people/things/areas to gain their benefit for himself.

[AnonymousD&Der]

H637
Design Principles:

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Should become progressively cheaper as you level up, but not TOO quickly since Turning/Rebuking stays useful for a little while before becoming useless.
Should not be useable to fuel DMM since I hear that is cheesy.

Off the top of my head:
Spell Conversion

Benefits: As a free action you may lose a spell of your highest level in order to gain an addition use of Turn/Rebuke Undead for the day.
Alternatively you may spend a full round action to lose a spell of a given level to produce additional turn/rebuke attempts for the day.
In no case may turn/rebuke uses gained via this feat be used for anything except actually turning/rebuking undead.



This is VERY off the top of my head. I don't play clerics much, and it may require someone else to tweak/balance it.

637 C1

Losing a spell of your highest level? You couldn't choose to lose a lesser available spell? That's the only thing I don't readily understand from reading.

I'd say for my purposes that's not as big an issue for me as is that I would strictly be forced to use the additionally gained Turn Undead uses only for the sake of Turning Undead. I admitedly didn't provide a drop of backstory info for the feat, so it's my fault for not being a little more descriptive. The cost could probably be made greater if balance against using it for non Turn Undead things, but I actually intented to use it for emulating the highspeed combat by a certain big bad, via the Ruby Knight Vindicator's Divine Impetus ability (spend a Turn Undead use to regain a Swift Action) and the various abilities within the arsenal of a Sword Sage. I've actually never read on Divine Metamagic before, so I can't say I'll be using it for that, though.

This feat is probably useable as is for storyline purposes, definitely, but is their any chance that the wording for what the additionally gained Turn Undead can be used for can be changed at all? The amount of energy regained can be decreased to balance it, or possibly another factor. Otherwise, thank you for your assistance.

[Kellus]

R 638

I'd like a prestige class based around eating the targets, piece by piece. He can siphon ability scores out of prey to weaken them before swallowing them whole, where they're drained of all their ability scores, then of their HP. Possibly gaining some benefit from the eaten scores and person, or taking on aspects of magical equipment he eats.

Maybe even swallowing active spells and enchantments from other people/things/areas to gain their benefit for himself.

H 638 Try this.

[DracoDei]

637 C1

Losing a spell of your highest level? You couldn't choose to lose a lesser available spell? That's the only thing I don't readily understand from reading.

I'd say for my purposes that's not as big an issue for me as is that I would strictly be forced to use the additionally gained Turn Undead uses only for the sake of Turning Undead. I admitedly didn't provide a drop of backstory info for the feat, so it's my fault for not being a little more descriptive. The cost could probably be made greater if balance against using it for non Turn Undead things, but I actually intented to use it for emulating the highspeed combat by a certain big bad, via the Ruby Knight Vindicator's Divine Impetus ability (spend a Turn Undead use to regain a Swift Action) and the various abilities within the arsenal of a Sword Sage. I've actually never read on Divine Metamagic before, so I can't say I'll be using it for that, though.

This feat is probably useable as is for storyline purposes, definitely, but is their any chance that the wording for what the additionally gained Turn Undead can be used for can be changed at all? The amount of energy regained can be decreased to balance it, or possibly another factor. Otherwise, thank you for your assistance.

Shoot, let me cut out the middle-man then.


Ruby Knight Power
Prerequisites: Ruby Knight Vindicator
Benefit: Whenever you would otherwise spend a swift action or immediate action to initiate a maneuver (including entering a stance) you may instead expend a spell of equal or greater level to that maneuver to initiate it. The level of the maneuver may not exceed your level in Ruby Knight Vindicator. Using this feat requires no action, it is bound up in the (now free) action of activating the maneuver. You may use this feat even if it not your turn.


I still have no idea of the balance of this, but there you go.

[AnonymousD&Der]

Shoot, let me cut out the middle-man then.


Ruby Knight Power
Prerequisites: Ruby Knight Vindicator
Benefit: Whenever you would otherwise spend a swift action or immediate action to initiate a maneuver (including entering a stance) you may instead expend a spell of equal or greater level to that maneuver to initiate it. The level of the maneuver may not exceed your level in Ruby Knight Vindicator. Using this feat requires no action, it is bound up in the (now free) action of activating the maneuver. You may use this feat even if it not your turn.


I still have no idea of the balance of this, but there you go.

You're probably going to be upset with me, but I don't quite like this one. It's not that it isn't good, it is.

I'm just borderline retarded, and have trouble keeping up with the info for it. There are two points of ambiguity I notice, at least to someone as mentally braindead as me. What happens if your caster level isn't as high as the maneuver you wish to initiate? And if you haven't taken at least 9 of the 10 levels of Ruby Knight Vindicator (granted the awesome bonus is available upon the 7th level of it), would this feat be unable to apply to the missing levels of techniques gained?

I just -fully-, using -both- my -eyes- -and- my -brain- re-read and understood the previous feat. Except for the bit that notes that the regained Turn Undead must be used specifically for Turning Undead, it actually looks perfect. A Full Round Action chilling out gives me a mechanical reason to invoke Big Bad Gloating, as well as an actual reason that I've made myself susceptable to counter attack. Otherwise, I can use my best available spell to instantly empower myself if need be.

Is their any chance the line in the previous version can be reworded/removed? I'll be using this a lot to command my Undead Minions, but being able to avert "Cutscene Power To The Max" and initiating a Total Party Jaw Drop with 1 turn through some pretty darn cool combos would be... well, epic.

I'm sorry to keep bothering you, and I thank you for your assistance and homebrewing.