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General D&D Discussion / Re: What would I become?
« on: May 01, 2013, 04:39:53 PM »
Quote from: Vicerious on April 30, 2013, 11:25:11 AM
The simplest solution would be to simply apply the necropolitan template (Libris Mortis).  Your character's creature type would change to undead (dragonblooded, reptilian).  You'd have a Con score of - and you'd gain undead traits.  Nothing else about the character would change - no HD, no LA, no other modifications, no muss, no fuss.

That requires a ritual, I was thinking i might become a ghost. since I am dragon wrought wouldn't that make me a ghostly dragon? and would spells (like grasping vines) work on corporeal creatures?

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General D&D Discussion / What would I become?
« on: April 30, 2013, 12:40:50 AM »
I was playing a kobold druid that dies when destroying one artifact with another. Question I have is what is the most likely undead that my character would have become? I am not looking to break the character any farther (venerable kobold druid....already broken), mearly wondering what the most likely version of undead others think I would have become and if it would be sentient enough to continue being playable.

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Introduce Yourself / Insanity Factory Open...
« on: March 19, 2013, 12:11:17 PM »
-Your name - Ed
-Your favorite games - D&D (2nd edition and 3.5. liking what im seeing in 5th ed so far.) shadowrun (with a decent storyteller) WoD. Starwars D20.
-Your non gaming hobbies - Driving myself insane. Driving myself insane. Driving....oh crap im doing it again =)~
-Where you live, including country, without using abbreviations - Unites States of "Oh god what did we screw up again) America =)~ Daytona beach Florida area.
-What other communities you belong to meetups, message boards etc - None really. I tend to read and gain more info than post questions that have already been asked a thousand times.

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