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Gyrre:
--- Quote from: hedgie on 09 Oct 2018, 12:17 ---I don't *think* there's a rule saying I can't cast with a weapon in my hand, but I'm still pretty ineffectual with it due to being a squishy caster and having a strength penalty. The GM did say that I could take a feat to use weapons with my prehensile hair, and I may do that somewhere down the line, since my hair has a strength bonus equal to my int bonus. Given what we're dealing with, this place is fairly low on both the quantity and quality of the lewtz, so even a +1 holy sword is a big thing. I just hope we can turn the gunslinger good, since he's pretty good at melee as well.
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Prehensile hair???
Oh! Any luck tracking down a flying broom? Imagine flying in wielding the sword with your hair !
Best of luck with the gunslinger. If need be, a chaotic good party member could find something to blackmail them with (i.e. sleeps with teddybear/security blanket, something whispered while sleeping, embarrassing stories,etc).
hedgie:
It's a hex that can be used by witches for 1min/level per day, and I took it so I could deliver touch spells with a 10' reach. Technically, it's supposed to be a secondary natural attack, but I've been allowed to use it as a primary since I haven't been using other weapons or physical attacks. Here, I've been using it to deliver healing spells to both friendlies and the undead (to harm them) without having to actually touch the latter. I'm pretty sure that I'll take flight as my lvl 16 hex, which will free up a couple of spell slots (no broom needed).
Neko_Ali:
Are you playing Pathfinder, Hedgie? I forget. I'd kind of like to find a Witch class for 5e. I've considered adapting one from Monte Cook's old Arcana Unearthed book.
Also, I have prepared a nice little ghost story for my players for Halloween. Depending on how long it takes them to wrap up their current adventure stopping a demon worshipping cult tonight, we might be starting into that. It's a grand adventure about love, betrayal, ghosts, zombies and an animated gazebo that I hope to be entertaining....
hedgie:
Yes, it's Pathfinder, and a pretty useful class. At even levels, witches get hexes, which allow a fair bit of customisation, and give some non-spell abilities that can be used. The spell list itself is a strange grab-bag, but does include the various cure spells, and then "Patron spells" which function in many ways like having a domain.
Gyrre:
Class features woot!
On the note of terrifying combat encounter imagery, I recently came across a few tables for Aasimar anatomical variations. I decided to make a College of Whispers Aasimar bard named T'hom T'zindar. He's got skin that looks like black marble, eyes that glow bright purple, heatless flames for hair (also purple), long arms and legs, extra long digits, and a slender frame.
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