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[Remuthra]

Tricksy Character (In Progress)

[Delioth]

How much would the suggestion CR increase if it was communicable (plant a suggestion, that person can pass on suggestion with DC-2, and so on)?

+1 more CR if it's communicable. It can only transfer down 2 people (I.E. You>Suggested>Target)

How much would it take to get a light, short-range telekinesis, just so I can do things I would use hands for without moving? (And enough to float slightly, perhaps)

You mean mage hand at will x2? +0.5 CR. It'll allow you to float as a parlor trick 6 inches off the ground. If you want to float and move at the same time, you could either blink or take +0.5 CR again- and this'll let you float up to 3' off the ground or any ground within 10'. (So if you're crossing a chasm, you wouldn't plummet to the bottom of the chasm, you'd stay at 3' above ground level unless you were more than 10' from either side.)


NOTE: I reserve the right to use any of the tactics/ideas used in this thread against you. You may be sniped.

[My Name is Immaterial]

I've settled on Sniper, because it should be fun to sit on a hill somewhere and shoot everyone. And laugh. And laugh. And laugh.
For my extra CR, I'd like to use this this. Yeah or neah?
Also, could someone explain Race Points to me? Specifically: Is a 14 RP race (Drow) +0 or +1 CR/LA?

Eh, screw it. I'll deal with it tomorrow.

[Delioth]

Just as an update because I thought about it and it really shouldn't be that way- errata on the blink CR adjustment; You can only blink once per round- if you swift action blink you can't move action blink, and vice versa. You can use your swift blink in the middle of a move action, though. I'll also say that the fatigue that comes from an overcharged blink doesn't kick in until the end of your turn. For super-cool mental cinematics without immediate penalties. Like guillotine axe wielders.

Oh and I'm errata'ing the original response to include this.

EDIT: Realized that I had more to say than I thought originally- remember that greater invisibility isn't invulnerable to rifts in the magical tapestry (wild/anti- magic zones) or dust of appearance. And legions communicate that there are invisible blinkers running around- and hell has plenty of training mechanisms/mageslayers w/teleport tactician.
Just so you know.

[Remuthra]

Well obviously.

[Delioth]

Just figured that I should explicitly state it because there wasn't anything saying that blinks are exclusive, and also because I never stated that the other things were (Su) and thus affected by rifting and jazz.

[Remuthra]

Yeah, that's good to make explicit. I meant

EDIT: Realized that I had more to say than I thought originally- remember that greater invisibility isn't invulnerable to rifts in the magical tapestry (wild/anti- magic zones) or dust of appearance. And legions communicate that there are invisible blinkers running around- and hell has plenty of training mechanisms/mageslayers w/teleport tactician.
Just so you know.

and

NOTE: I reserve the right to use any of the tactics/ideas used in this thread against you. You may be sniped.

are obvious .

[My Name is Immaterial]

I've decided on a Rogue (Chameleon) 13 with the Fighter Creature Template. Now to roll him up.

[The Froggy Ninja]

PTW. Probs gonna be a alchemist.

[Delioth]

Just noticed a thing that could be helpful to blinking folks- there is such a thing called Path of War for Pathfinder, which is pretty much the Tome of Battle- what with maneuvers and stances and such (This might be common knowledge or not, I'm not sure as I've just found it.) It's Dreamscarred material, but they're pretty good about balance and neat stuff, so it's allowed (and so is psionics, just in case.).

If someone needs the link, it's here.


Oh, and this is a bump too.


EDIT: I was looking through your character sheet, Remuthra, and I noticed an inconsistency- elves can't possess their elven immunities, lightbringer, and dreamspeaker at the same time- dreamspeaker replaces the immunites, and lightbringer replaces them and elven magic. An ability can't replace an ability that's already been replaced once.

[The Froggy Ninja]

I'm a little new to the game. How is CR calculated? I couldn't find it on the SRD.

[Remuthra]

EDIT: I was looking through your character sheet, Remuthra, and I noticed an inconsistency- elves can't possess their elven immunities, lightbringer, and dreamspeaker at the same time- dreamspeaker replaces the immunites, and lightbringer replaces them and elven magic. An ability can't replace an ability that's already been replaced once.

I'll check them again. It's entirely possible when I was replacing all my elven traits I missed something.

[My Name is Immaterial]

I'm a little new to the game. How is CR calculated? I couldn't find it on the SRD.

The way I'm working it is by adding class level to CR from templates.

[The Froggy Ninja]

Internal alchemy. Like your insides can be used as an alchemical workstation with the final material excreted through fangs.

[Delioth]

I'm a little new to the game. How is CR calculated? I couldn't find it on the SRD.

Yeah, PC's are generally referred to as being the same CR as their class level (this is different from npc's, due to players typically having better gear/party synergies). To adjust this, add either the abilities discussed on the first page (I'll put rulings like that into the OP for reference soon) or templates, found here. The CR+1 templates are especially nice, since you're allowed 14 class levels but need 1 extra CR.

On another note since someone mentioned it earlier and I don't think I got around to answering it, I'd count the standard drow as a CR+1 race. If you take out the spell resistance or the spell like abilities, then they're CR+0. (Regular races are between 8-12 Race Points). Similarly, Kobolds and similarly weak races are CR-1.

Internal alchemy. Like your insides can be used as an alchemical workstation with the final material excreted through fangs.

Assuming you're asking about doing that, then I'll allow you to count it as a sort-of archetype- You can forsake poison resistance, swift alchemy, and swift poisoning to substitute for internal alchemy:

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Internal Alchemy: (gained at level 2)
As you prepare your formulae for the day, you may use your inside as an alchemical workstation. You may prepare a number of formulae equal to half your Constitution score in this manner. If the formula is an effect that is beneficial to you, you may absorb its effects at any time within the next 24 hours as a standard action (down to a move action at level 6 and a swift action at level 18). If the effects are harmful, you may excrete them through your fangs to produce either a magical bite or a magical spit. A bite functions as a bite attack at your base attack bonus-5 +1/2 your strength and counts as a secondary natural weapon(1d6 damage for a medium sized creature). Spittle counts as a ranged touch attack with a range increment of 10' (5 increments max). Either of these attacks are a standard action. You may also use your bombs in a similar manner, but storing more bombs in your gut takes 1 minute per bomb, and they count towards your limit of formulae stored internally.
At level 18, you may use your internals to create alchemical items as well, as described in the instant alchemy class ability, but secreted in the manner described here.
If you have the Infusion Discovery, you may also inject a formula into an ally as a bite, but you may forsake the damage to your ally if you so choose.