Here's my guy. Let me know if I made some poor choices or did something wrong. I basically followed the character creator. Also, I'm torn between an amulet of protection +2 or a magic ki focus +2 for my item. Neither are exciting choices but should be helpful enough. Advice?
HCGLNS 4th Ed Game: Rise of the Drow
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Modified it back from essentials, added the free feats, gave you a +2 ki focus and you can select a 3rd at will power (essentials vs 4e difference). Also selected some rituals that might suit the build, not sure how the online builder works for house ruling, but there are plenty of other options, to explore them just try making a generic wizard.
Over all the build looks very viable and dependable.
Over all the build looks very viable and dependable.
MD, with your monk unarmed strike, you don't really need a club. Your fist has a higher chance to hit and does more damage than a club anyway.
I changed a couple things, here's my lady:
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I changed a couple things, here's my lady:
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PLUS the 3 rituals you get a 1st level wizard ANYWAY. Then you automatically get more at I think 5th level.
By holding a club his build and feat selection grant him +2 to AC.
Jay, wizards already get a free ritual book, so in addition to the free rituals you normally get, take 2 additional rituals. No restrictions, just steer clear of essentials.
I was leaning towards the magic weapon. I was also considering Amanuensis for a ritual, since it fits with the monk backstory (monks being famous transcribers!) though perhaps not terribly exciting as a ritual. Also, I know quarterstaves are two-handed but it seems like it could serve as useful equipment, if not as an occasional weapon. Finally, third at-will selection: Five Storms [Attack Technique]
No kidding. I'm glad I'm getting a hand here.
I'm trying to navigate the glossary for a lot of clarifications. What's the difference between a daily and an encounter power? /noob
Oh, that makes perfect sense now. Thanks!
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id like to ask what rituals everyone is taking so the two i pick dont end up being used already
I'm thinking of dropping Fastidiousness for Amanuensis. Bad idea? Does Amanuensis allow me to transcribe other people's rituals into scrolls or my own book? Obviously with great effort, if it does.
Neutral. Can Allytyn, the force of time, be effectively worshipped/honored. Not that Allytyn would care one way or the other but it seems like an interesting choice.
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i was never sure EXACTLY where lines were drawn on alighnments. Chaotic Neutral, as a guess. Basically, my guy would go out of his way to help people, but at the same time he would prefer there to be a reward in it. He wouldn't harm innocents, but he's not afraid to kill enemies or people who have really wronged him.
This is Good.
Neutral on the Good/Evil axis.
Neutral leaning towards Evil, if it's all for personal reasons and not because they're a genuinely bad person.
Nothing you've described sounds particularly Chaotic or Lawful.
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I'd say you're character sounds Neutral Good, Rathkor. Sounds like everything he does is fairly dependent on it serving himself in some way, but he recognizes when people genuinely need help and will assist them independently of his own benefit.
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bout right.
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Eladrin Tempest Fighter. Think Zeverand but dial back the perviness by a lot.
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My character minus the house rules.
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Zeverom (sp?) is a loose-moraled, sex-hungry elf from Dragon Age: Origins.
If the Tuesday is going to coincide with weeks where we also play Jay's game, I don't know if I'll be playing. Are you guys coordinating that at all or just winging it?
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