Steroids?
Well, my Amiri has wings
in 2018 it seems. Looks like I made massive error in build and also in playing the game would love this Russian blad though even despite the bugs if loading times were less hardcore.
I don't have any PnP builds...
It was probably in The only fantasy setting I've ever actually seen it come up in was when Casca got her period in Berserk.
OK, you just have to wait until you get a letter from Jamandi Aldori then. Do some quests or piss away some time upgrading your kingdom.
Yeah, it changes and expands the layout so you can build more stuff, and gives you more BP (at least if you do the 1000BP trade deal).
Doug 'Doug-Doug' Douglason: The gnolls draw ever closer...
They have, it's just older generations who was born and educated in USSR then.
You see, problem is that fantasy without WOMEN POWDER exist, and is fun. And there is nothing hyper realistic in it.
Woman just can't in sword-mace-spear fighting like man (unless they are monstosity like Brienna Tart), because of simple physiology, and once a month they are disabled completely.
Strangely I have never seen menstruation in fantasy game, which is very funny thing if to thik about that a little bit more.
Why they start to put woman which led to a situation that now women with sword taken for granted - probably "women rights"/suffragettes plus money.
Taletop game community consisted from "llet me hold your tit" type of loosers, like for example in series Stranger Things.
I don't know for sure, but can bet that description of various classes and skills from start used "she" like it's common now in roguelikes and many RPGs, samefor BG.
I have no problem either, the problem is any and every woman with weapon other than bow is a SJW type more or less, and used to enforcing their agenda.
Well, my Amiri has wings
I can imagine these muscular wings...
It is the Eastern Bloc. What they call "women", the rest of the word calls "Olga"... :D
Why would anyone use swords in the first place when you can mass fireball your opposition into dust, though. Cloudkill is basically chemical weaponry, while druids are ecoterrorists with access to advanced biological agents.
I gave him the whip and he agreed to become advisor. Though I didn't free his troll.
Will this be a problem when you never gave this Lander guy an advisor spot? I had the choice between him and Val for Regent and I chose Val.
I suspect the bloodline might affect only spells that are on the arcane spell list, so I'll keep the healbot mutliclassed for further tests. Anyway, it would make the serpentine / undead sorcerer an interesting option for mystic theurges, because it gives a lot more power to low level spells. (edit: especially for feyspeaker/sorcerer mystics, since feyspeakers can choose some wizard spells from the illusion and enchantment schools, if I'm not mistaken)
Yes, I was in his area once when there were no trolls but bandits etc and had already talked to him then, later another troll invasion event update popped up and prompted me to check on the wizard, I went there and the map was overrun with trolls. I then had to reload 2x to save him from being clobbered until I managed to make him survive. Then he said the trolls stole his enchanted item thru which he can track them down and marked the troll fortress on the map.
Experimenting with sorcerer bloodlines has led so far to inconclusive results. Tristian with one level in serpentine can cast hold person on both wolves and worgs:
However my druid with one level serpentine cannot cast hold animal on worgs.
Have you ever seen wolves hunt? The are pretty smart you know :DExperimenting with sorcerer bloodlines has led so far to inconclusive results. Tristian with one level in serpentine can cast hold person on both wolves and worgs:
However my druid with one level serpentine cannot cast hold animal on worgs.
The real question is: Why do these wolves have 12 Wis? Why did that worg leader have like 18 Wis?
Challenging dificulty? (just a guess, because I have no idea what the diferent difficulty options mean in practice)
