| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| shadow258300 |
Posted - 23 Sep 2003 : 21:11:14
I am going to be in a campaign that allows me top be anythingin any of the D&D books. Any sugestions are welcome. Right now I am thinking about being as hellfire wyrm or a prismatic dragon. It is an evil campaign so the eviler the better |
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| Cyric |
Posted - 01 Oct 2003 : 16:23:12
I have a greath epic game for you, a priest of Cyric on a epic quest to gather armys to battel mystra the harlot and in masiv battels with huge armys and greath quest like assasion of elmister and stuff like that and then you join forces with bane and the battel becoms greather thats epic |
| zhentar reborn |
Posted - 01 Oct 2003 : 05:54:54
If you want the ultimate character just try a Blue! That's right a psionic Goblin. At low levels you are as powerful as a fart in a tornado but once you start getting more levels you can intimidate just about anyone.  My DM ran circles around us with just such a villian. Man, was it great when we finally caught that @#$%& in the open! |
| Edain Shadowstar |
Posted - 25 Sep 2003 : 04:52:42
Hmmm...if it were me I would go with a Solar, or maybe and Ultraloth, but then again I was always a suckers for the demonic and angelic types. Honestly, the Tarresque really is not as nasty as it used to be, what with the epic level of uber that 3e unleashed. I mean a prismatic dragon could probably take out the Tarresque at this point...if he has access to wish that is. Anyways, Mind Flayer is a good call, I always liked being a creepy alien...or maybe a beholder mage.
In the end, general advice, weird is good, I mean really good. Just do not overdo it (i.e. if you can kill a greater deity you have probably gone too far). |
| Krandor |
Posted - 25 Sep 2003 : 02:42:52
Well if you can be anything, why not a Tarresque? |
| shadow258300 |
Posted - 24 Sep 2003 : 23:31:13
Never mind. they ar called fey'ri tieflings, and you are right they would cool |
| shadow258300 |
Posted - 24 Sep 2003 : 23:24:42
I don't have either book could you drop me that stats? |
| Trafaldi |
Posted - 24 Sep 2003 : 15:13:47
Very good suggestions cult_leader, I wouldn't have thought of those.
I would go with a thrikreen monk, they get massive amounts of attacks because they are insects that have 4 arms and really sharp teeth add that in with a monk you wont be able to stop attacking.
"Was that thunder or were you rolling damage."
If you want brute strength go with a Minotaur big and strong.
Skim through the psionic's handbook as well. |
| Cult_Leader |
Posted - 24 Sep 2003 : 14:04:14
Ok, dont listen to them. Just don't. Even is my main game.  Ok this is what you do. I hope you have the FR races book or the soft cover mini monster mannual for FR. Look up Theifinari, (not sure if it is spelled right), just in case thats not spelled right and Im sure its not since I never remember how to spell it, There are two types. Orc demons, and Elven demons. The Elven one is the way to go. This allows you many was to get around regualer combat. Its says their fave class of course is mage. Just say no to mage and go with either Rouge or Fighter. Please go the way of the fighter. THis will keep you from looking like a twink trust me.
Now here is the funny part. When you begin your game don't have a weapon. Sounds silly? Well its not. After you read their powers and such if you tell me it sounds silly to not have a weapon then you probably shouldn't be playing an evil char.
Just use any weapon that one of your foes drop. You can pull this off cause your a fighter. If they drop an exotic weapon dont worry. Just find a stump for all I care and nail them with it. It acts like a club this way heh. Now. This is why its fun to do this, and it adds spice to your char: Two of your racail abilities is that you are given Fire Resistance of 10, and a nice happy Damage reduction of 10/+1. Yeah. This is why you dont need the Weapon. In the beginning of the game you can probably bash most of the people to death with your fist unless the DM wants to toss magical items to someone who can do without them.
Even more fun, As another race given ability you can use Enervasion. A nice 1d4 level loss, This can kill, and if not kill weaken your enemy greatly. Yes, level loss means they LOSE EVERYTHING THAT LEVEL GAME THEM!!!! MWAHAHAHA! .... Yeah anyway. This class can be a Rouge even when your a fighter. Simply because They can also Change forms at will. Yep, as long as it is a humanoid form within their weight and size limits they can look like it. But their natural form is one with wings a nice tail etc (Wings dont do anything like let you fly, and your tail is just there for looks ... unless your some sort of pervert).
All in all in an evil game I think that you would find this class to be a smashing hit in your record of game play. |
| Arteris |
Posted - 24 Sep 2003 : 02:45:06
Well if your starting off at level 1 Id say go for the rouge, but if its higher level go for assassin, nothing cooler than the dealer of death, the grim reaper knocking on your door because of someone paying you. Killing and money all in one.. What could be better for an evil charector? Thoouuuughhhh... If you REALLY wanted to be evil go for the black gaurd. |
| Arivia |
Posted - 24 Sep 2003 : 00:43:51
Are you looking for munchkin or roleplaying suggestions? |
