Thursday Night Irregulars: One Shot Tamoachan (Group Full)
Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 6:43 pm
Just a reminder of our one shot tonight. 5-9 PST/6-10 Arizona Time/8-12 Montreal Time
I don't know if people want me to make the characters again, or want to make their own.
Stats =18,16,14,14,12,10
5 5th level characters (multiclass=3/3). One character must be a 5th level barbarian (as he is a local, and will give some clues as to language etc.)
Pick all normal gear, but I had better pick magic. Magic will be 3 or 4 +1 type items. So weapons and armour are easy. But a wand of Mag missile with 5 charges would be a 1st level item, a scroll with 5 1st level spells or 3 2nd level spells, or 1 3rd level spells would be= to a +1 item, 3 x CLW potions would be = to a +1 item, and so on.
(I would emphasise defence and fixing bad things that happen in spell selection as much as fireballs and the like, but it's your call)
The module, if played right, looks tricks and trap/thinking heavy and light on combat. If played wrong...reverse those
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"Kids, you tried your best, and you failed miserably. The lesson is: never try"
Homer Simpson
I don't know if people want me to make the characters again, or want to make their own.
Stats =18,16,14,14,12,10
5 5th level characters (multiclass=3/3). One character must be a 5th level barbarian (as he is a local, and will give some clues as to language etc.)
Pick all normal gear, but I had better pick magic. Magic will be 3 or 4 +1 type items. So weapons and armour are easy. But a wand of Mag missile with 5 charges would be a 1st level item, a scroll with 5 1st level spells or 3 2nd level spells, or 1 3rd level spells would be= to a +1 item, 3 x CLW potions would be = to a +1 item, and so on.
(I would emphasise defence and fixing bad things that happen in spell selection as much as fireballs and the like, but it's your call)
The module, if played right, looks tricks and trap/thinking heavy and light on combat. If played wrong...reverse those
_________________
"Kids, you tried your best, and you failed miserably. The lesson is: never try"
Homer Simpson