What is Kilkil?

[Newwby]

I'm really sorry if this has already been answered somewhere on the forums but what exactly is Kilkil?

I know he's been repeatedly called a kobold but he's winged? Is there some kobold variant that has wings?

[Sir_Leorik]

I'm really sorry if this has already been answered somewhere on the forums but what exactly is Kilkil?

I know he's been repeatedly called a kobold but he's winged? Is there some kobold variant that has wings?

He's a Kobold with feats from Races of the Dragon (Dragonblooded Kobold and Winged Kobold).

[Pokonic]

Presumably, he's dragonwrought.

[NerdyKris]

He's like Deekin!

He was a kobold bard/Red Dragon Disciple in NeverWinter Nights.

But in terms of the comic, Kilkil is probably just a mixed race Kobold.

[Newwby]

He's like Deekin!

He was a kobold bard/Red Dragon Disciple in NeverWinter Nights.

But in terms of the comic, Kilkil is probably just a mixed race Kobold.

Exactly what I thought first time he showed up :P Deekin is one of my favourite video game characters.

He's a Kobold with feats from Races of the Dragon (Dragonblooded Kobold and Winged Kobold).

Thanks :)

[Yuki Akuma]

He's a Kobold with feats from Races of the Dragon (Dragonblooded Kobold* and Winged Kobold).

*Dragonwrought.

All Kobolds are Humanoid (Reptilian, Dragonblooded). Dragonwrought makes them Dragons.

[Michaeler]

Alternatively there was a winged kobold subrace pre 3rd ed named Urds. Since older edition creatures still exist in oots I guess you take your pick.

[Emulgator]

Well I'd go with:

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That's like the opposite of sexy shoeless god of war, right?

[martianmister]

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[Vinsfeld]

Exactly what I thought first time he showed up :P Deekin is one of my favourite video game characters.

I love Deekin. Too bad he's only a regular merchant on NWN2, though.

[Lorick]

Why does that guy's pants only have one pant leg?

[Sunken Valley]

He's a winged kobold created by Rich Burlew. He was created as a lawful pencil pusher, so committed to his job that he ignores the evil Tarquin does. He's an opposite to Belkar in that while one is a token evil teammate who whilst powerful, needs constant control and management, the other is a token neutral teammate who whilst very weak (level 6-10) follows orders very well.

That is KilKil.

[Sir_Leorik]

Why does that guy's pants only have one pant leg?

Because Slade Wilson doesn't trust Oliver Queen to thread a needle, and there's no way "Deathstroke the Terminator" is going to darn his own pants, even if he is trapped on an island in the South China Sea.

Does that answer your question?

[Sir_Leorik]

He's a Kobold with feats from Races of the Dragon (Dragonblooded Kobold and Winged Kobold).

Presumably, he's dragonwrought.

*Dragonwrought.

All Kobolds are Humanoid (Reptilian, Dragonblooded). Dragonwrought makes them Dragons.

Just checked my copy of Races of the Dragon, and Pokonic and Yuki Akuma are both right: the term "Dragonblood" is a subtype, not the name of a feat.

The Feats I was thinking of are Dragon Wings and Improved Dragon Wings; Kilkil seems to have both of these feats, granting him a Fly speed of 30' (Average Manueverability). This means that Kilkil must be a minimum of 6th Level in order to take Improved Dragon Wings.

[Thanatosia]

Why does that guy's pants only have one pant leg?

He got tired of being ripped off buying 'pairs' of pants when one pant will service fine.

[angry_bear]

Alternatively there was a winged kobold subrace pre 3rd ed named Urds. Since older edition creatures still exist in oots I guess you take your pick.

I thought that Urd and Dragonwrought were used interchangeably now? Like calling a dark elf a drow, or gray dwarf a duergar? Come to think of it, pretty much any under dark race... Weird.

[hamishspence]

There was a template in Savage Species: Winged- that gave the creature wings.

There's lots of ways of getting wings- being a Dragon Disciple (DMG), having the half-fiend template (MM), having the Winged template (SS), having the Dragonwrought Kobold feat + Dragon Wings feat (probably with the Improved Dragon Wings feat on top of that: RotD), having a lot of levels in the Favoured Soul class (Complete Divine, Miniatures Handbook), and so forth. The 3.0 version of the Half-dragon template from MM may qualify as well.

[Chantelune]

He's actually the MitD, going undercover to monitor Tarquin and the OOTS.

*Away !*

[Joe the Rat]

He's a Kobold with feats from Races of the Dragon (Dragonblooded Kobold and Winged Kobold).

Dragon Wings and Improved Dragon Wings. Dragonwrought is not necessary.

[hamishspence]

I thought it was a prerequisite for the other feats? Haven't checked the book recently.

[Sir_Leorik]

Dragon Wings and Improved Dragon Wings. Dragonwrought is not necessary.

I've already been corrected twice, thanks.

I thought it was a prerequisite for the other feats? Haven't checked the book recently.

Dragonwrought is not a prerequisite for Dragon Wings; instead if a Kobold takes Dragonwrought at level 1, he can then take Dragon Wings at level 3. (Normally Dragon Wings must be taken at level 1 only.)

[Reddish Mage]

Kilkil is a stereotypical sycophantic accountant (at least Nale refers to him as a sycophant at some point) and efficient professional bureaucrat. This is probably more important than whatever racial template/feat gives him wings.

Given that Kilkil is some sort of kobold, his wings are almost certainly a function of kobold draconic heritage (either draconic feats or a template).

Note that Kilkil is not the crooked accountant (the Giant's characterization of him as LN precludes this). I looked for a link to TV tropes of various accountants but apparently the sycophant and crooked accountant are not popular at late.

[Gift Jeraff]

Note that Kilkil is not the crooked accountant (the Giant's characterization of him as LN precludes this). I looked for a link to TV tropes of various accountants but apparently the sycophant and crooked accountant are not popular at late.

Not being on TV Tropes just means the trope hasn't appeared in an anime or anything Joss Whedon-related.

[Mike Havran]

In the latest strip, Tarquin said that Kilkil "Sent to him". Does that mean he's able to cast Sending(that would make his class a bit clearer and put his power on par with Nale), or he was just using scroll?

[NerdyKris]

In the latest strip, Tarquin said that Kilkil "Sent to him". Does that mean he's able to cast Sending(that would make his class a bit clearer and put his power on par with Nale), or he was just using scroll?

Probably a scroll.

[Kish]

and put his power on par with Nale),

He was paralyzed by Durkon's Holy Word. That narrows down his level--to quite a bit lower than Nale's was.

I think at this point, we can consider "Kilkil=mid-level Expert" all but established.

[Sir_Leorik]

He was paralyzed by Durkon's Holy Word. That narrows down his level--to quite a bit lower than Nale's was.

I think at this point, we can consider "Kilkil=mid-level Expert" all but established.

And since Experts choose their own class skills, Kilkil can choose to have max ranks in Use Magic Device. Problem solved.

[martianmister]

Half Kobold/Half Dragon, Lawful Neutral, Sorcerer, Mid-Level.

[Mike Havran]

He was paralyzed by Durkon's Holy Word. That narrows down his level--to quite a bit lower than Nale's was.

I think at this point, we can consider "Kilkil=mid-level Expert" all but established.

That's very likely. I was just thinking about possibility that Kilkil had about as many Sorcerer levels as Nale had (maybe even more), and it's not like Nale's remaining multiclass would make such a big difference.

[Kish]

Sending: Level 5 spell which Nale cast only from scrolls.
Level Kilkil would need to cast Sending, not from a scroll, as a sorcerer: 10.
A tenth-level sorcerer's qualifications as a secretary or accountant: Dubious.