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[flame99]

That sounds excellent; I'd been worried about our lack of durable meatshields. We might be a bit tight on heals, too, so I hope there's at least someone with UMD that we can buy wands of CLW for.

I'm thinking of turning my Druid into an Arcane Heirophant with a few levels of Fleshwarper, but I can still help with the healing.
On that note, glorious DM lord, is grabbing a prestige class from Races of the Wild (Arcane Heirophant), a prestige class from Lords of Madness (Fleshwarper), and maybe an alternate class feature from Complete Champion (Lion Totem Barbarian) acceptable?

That's fine.

By the way, I think Daemen mentioned playing a monk, though don't quote me on that.

[Flying Dice]

Whoops. Just swapped out a feat and changed my backstory a tad. I can't believe I forgot about Collegiate Wizard. xD

[Harbingerjm]

...Speaking of forgetting things, two of the Fleshwarper prerequisites are 4 Heal ranks and the Graft Flesh feat. Sounds fine, except that Graft Flesh needs 10 ranks of Heal, requiring level 7 if it's a class skill, and then a feat, so level 9.
From the Fleshwarper entry:
"BECOMING A FLESHWARPER
... The adept NPC class from the Dungeon Master’s Guide has access to both Heal and Knowledge (arcana), as well as the summon familiar class feature, and thus can qualify for this class by 6th level without multiclassing."
Lies, damned lies.
Glorious DM lord, could the Heal rank requirement on Graft Flesh be lowered to 8, to fit the Knowledge (Arcana) requirement for Fleshwarper, pretty please?

[flame99]

Well, it's a touch powerful, but it shouldn't be a huge imbalance, and encounters can always be scaled up. I'll allow the change.
Though, fair warning, I wouldn't expect to enter any townships with guards in it any time soon once you get your Elder Secrets.

[Harbingerjm]

I'm sure I can find some way around that.
Like hiding in Gig's coffin.

Edit: Hmmm... One other question for Glorious DM lord: is an Aquatic Human allowed? Oh, and the Natural Bond feat?

[GiglameshDespair]

I'd point out now aquatic humans can't breathe normal air.

[flame99]

Natural Bond is fine, but being able to breathe air is rather important.

[Harbingerjm]

Yeah, there's a template in Stormwrack for that.

[GiglameshDespair]

Huh. Water breathing for -2dex.

Well, My coffin should float anyway, so 'I'll sit on that instead.

[Harbingerjm]

Huh. Water breathing for -2dex.

Well, My coffin should float anyway, so 'I'll sit on that instead.

In this case it's the air breathing, but yes.

[Harbingerjm]

I have two questions for the DM;
First, can my starting Animal Companion be an

Spoiler: Arboreal Octopus (click to show/hide)

TERRESTRIALLY ADAPTED AQUATIC CREATURES
Just as these guidelines can be used by DMs to create wateradapted creatures, so too can aquatic creatures be adapted to venture out of the water (just as in the real world some catfish are able to cross short patches of dry land). Such terrestrially adapted creatures gain at least a minimal land speed (between 10 and 20 feet) and the hold breath exceptional ability. Typically such creatures come ashore to feed, then quickly return to the sea. Examples could include flying fish, arboreal octopi, sharks that wriggle up on the beach after prey, and the like. They might be relatively harmless (the tree-climbing octopus might be after coconuts and only occasionally try to crack a character’s head by mistake) or perilous in the extreme (for example, a flying piranha swarm).

Second, if I already have Scribe Scroll when taking my first level of Wizard, can I take a different magic item creation feat instead of the Scribe Scroll Craft Feat a Wizard normally gets?

[GiglameshDespair]

I have two questions for the DM;
First, can my starting Animal Companion be an

Spoiler: Arboreal Octopus (click to show/hide)

TERRESTRIALLY ADAPTED AQUATIC CREATURES
Just as these guidelines can be used by DMs to create wateradapted creatures, so too can aquatic creatures be adapted to venture out of the water (just as in the real world some catfish are able to cross short patches of dry land). Such terrestrially adapted creatures gain at least a minimal land speed (between 10 and 20 feet) and the hold breath exceptional ability. Typically such creatures come ashore to feed, then quickly return to the sea. Examples could include flying fish, arboreal octopi, sharks that wriggle up on the beach after prey, and the like. They might be relatively harmless (the tree-climbing octopus might be after coconuts and only occasionally try to crack a character’s head by mistake) or perilous in the extreme (for example, a flying piranha swarm).

Second, if I already have Scribe Scroll when taking my first level of Wizard, can I take a different magic item creation feat instead of the Scribe Scroll Craft Feat a Wizard normally gets?

Land Octopus? I'm voting yes.

[Flying Dice]

That would be highly amusing.

[Tawa]

That would be funny.

Good funny.

[Flying Dice]

So how are things going for everyone? ETA to 'ready'?