Comments on: Adjudicating Weird Races http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races Ramblings of a Nerd who likes to play D&D Thu, 04 Dec 2008 06:38:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Below the Salt http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2209 Below the Salt Fri, 13 Jul 2007 00:43:50 +0000 http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2209 Ah, but we've done that too. Shifter cleric guts a zombie minotaur, then she wears it as a cunning fashion statement, er, disguise. Ah, but we’ve done that too. Shifter cleric guts a zombie minotaur, then she wears it as a cunning fashion statement, er, disguise.

]]> By: Grizz http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2201 Grizz Thu, 12 Jul 2007 16:52:54 +0000 http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2201 ...and by costumes I mean we would wear the empty husks we were able to successfully sheer off our kills. It wasen't pretty I yell ya'. …and by costumes I mean we would wear the empty husks we were able to successfully sheer off our kills. It wasen’t pretty I yell ya’.

]]> By: Grizz http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2200 Grizz Thu, 12 Jul 2007 16:51:37 +0000 http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2200 Ahhh...kids these days and their MMF's. Back in my day we didn't have MMF's. We had to get by with Polymorph spells and costumes. :grin: Ahhh…kids these days and their MMF’s. Back in my day we didn’t have MMF’s. We had to get by with Polymorph spells and costumes. :grin:

]]> By: Below the Salt http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2199 Below the Salt Thu, 12 Jul 2007 15:58:13 +0000 http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2199 At level 30, the HD limit was never really an issue. At level 30, the HD limit was never really an issue.

]]> By: Delwynndwn http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2197 Delwynndwn Thu, 12 Jul 2007 13:51:07 +0000 http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2197 Well, for that case, you really didn't need to worry about level adjustments for whatever creature you turned into. Also, I'm sure there's a limit to the HD of the creature you're transforming into. There's also the fact that the creature you're transforming into isn't considered as having class levels. Well, for that case, you really didn’t need to worry about level adjustments for whatever creature you turned into. Also, I’m sure there’s a limit to the HD of the creature you’re transforming into.

There’s also the fact that the creature you’re transforming into isn’t considered as having class levels.

]]> By: Below the Salt http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2188 Below the Salt Thu, 12 Jul 2007 02:43:14 +0000 http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2188 During a spontanious epic one-shot I played a Druid 20 / Master of Many Forms 10. Unlimited Wild Shape into almost any creature Gargantuan and smaller. Awesome. During a spontanious epic one-shot I played a Druid 20 / Master of Many Forms 10. Unlimited Wild Shape into almost any creature Gargantuan and smaller. Awesome.

]]> By: Delwynndwn http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2183 Delwynndwn Wed, 11 Jul 2007 17:53:06 +0000 http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2183 Ah yes, I remember that! You did a very good job roleplaying that imp too! ^_^ Ah yes, I remember that! You did a very good job roleplaying that imp too! ^_^

]]> By: Grizz http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2181 Grizz Wed, 11 Jul 2007 12:59:09 +0000 http://dndnerd.com/adjudicating-weird-races#comment-2181 I remember in College playing a Half-Orc and not really enjoying it probably due to another Half-Orc in the game who was a show-boat. So early in the game I managed to off myself after several desperate attempts by the DM (and other players) to save me. :wink: I returned the next session playing a Imp. Another characters familiar. I found it to be quite enlightening to be relieved from the burdens of managing equipment. Happy as can be I supported my fellow player and managed a small handful of spells. If you have a chance to play a monster, take it! I remember in College playing a Half-Orc and not really enjoying it probably due to another Half-Orc in the game who was a show-boat. So early in the game I managed to off myself after several desperate attempts by the DM (and other players) to save me. :wink:
I returned the next session playing a Imp. Another characters familiar. I found it to be quite enlightening to be relieved from the burdens of managing equipment. Happy as can be I supported my fellow player and managed a small handful of spells.

If you have a chance to play a monster, take it!

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