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| Greyholme |
Posted - 21 Nov 2019 : 10:42:27
Hello, I am pretty new. Just seeking approval, can i ask if these stats are good for alustriel and storm silverhand?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hU8tG1OkCEWMGr_jBhbAyLI1mnkct-N-/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DItYigi-tOL9kFRJixs8sx3JZNVDJKOi/view?usp=sharing
* I did them separately before i resolved formatting issues etc. |
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| Greyholme |
Posted - 22 Nov 2019 : 02:47:13
thanks guys. |
| Wrigley |
Posted - 21 Nov 2019 : 17:02:04
quote:
Originally posted by Greyholme
oops. ill keep that in mind. just a test run. #128513;
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| _Jarlaxle_ |
Posted - 21 Nov 2019 : 16:26:22
If you just want them to hop in and help out in a scene or two, I wouldn't give them any stats. Just think about what you want them to do and let them do it. You could even make some rolls for show so it seems they are going by the rules too.
Depending on the characters of your players I might even not tell them which spell exactly the NPC is using and just describe how it looks like to the players. For example NPC makes some mystical movements and says some magical sounding words and suddenly a greenish ray comes out of his finger and hits the enemy. He immediatly crumbles to dust. If one of the characters then makes the apropriate check to identify the spell you can name it as desintigrate.
But as already said you should be carefull not to take too much spotlight away from your players. |
| Greyholme |
Posted - 21 Nov 2019 : 13:42:40
oops. ill keep that in mind. just a test run. #128513; |
| Greyholme |
Posted - 21 Nov 2019 : 13:41:14
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Originally posted by Wrigley
As you say you want them to be a demigod helping hand for the party - do you need stats for them or do you want to make a nice scene? From my experience it is much better if you think about your target and then resolve rules issues. For example I would like to make a scene where PCs are stranded in Cormanthor and Storm comes to help. I would have her use some enchantment like harp song that fascinates their foes and lead them elsewhere leaving fascinated PC in place. Then she could approach them and ask them how they got into such mess then she would heal them with silverfire and point them in safe direction saying farewell disappearing into the forest again.
ok yeah thanks
It is best not to include such characters in party for long as they steal accomplishments from PCs. If you need to do that I would suggest keeping low profile for some reason and leaving all to the party (like I cannot use my abilities as I do not want to warn the main villan of our presence) and being only a guide that stays out of trouble.
If you do not intend for PC to fight it then best not to give it stats as you are already half way there.
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| Wrigley |
Posted - 21 Nov 2019 : 13:24:54
As you say you want them to be a demigod helping hand for the party - do you need stats for them or do you want to make a nice scene? From my experience it is much better if you think about your target and then resolve rules issues. For example I would like to make a scene where PCs are stranded in Cormanthor and Storm comes to help. I would have her use some enchantment like harp song that fascinates their foes and lead them elsewhere leaving fascinated PC in place. Then she could approach them and ask them how they got into such mess then she would heal them with silverfire and point them in safe direction saying farewell disappearing into the forest again.
It is best not to include such characters in party for long as they steal accomplishments from PCs. If you need to do that I would suggest keeping low profile for some reason and leaving all to the party (like I cannot use my abilities as I do not want to warn the main villan of our presence) and being only a guide that stays out of trouble.
If you do not intend for PC to fight it then best not to give it stats as you are already half way there. |
| Greyholme |
Posted - 21 Nov 2019 : 10:45:18
Yes I did read the Seven Sisters from Second edition. My aim here is to provide powerful stats for... demigods... just for them to jump in, aid the party... general OP NPCs. On the issue of Alustril having no legendary actions... its because i ran out of ideas. If anyone can supply some beyond cast a spell that would be great |
