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| SOKAR07-23-04, 07:08 PM | I quote, directly from the PHB, v. 3.5, page 37: "... a druid no longer takes ability score penalties for aging..." Will he still get the INT, WIS, and CHA? Also, my 1st level Gnome Druid is 49 years of age. Will he be able to reach 15th level to atain Timeless Body within 51 years? (As in, is this possible w\o going to extreme measures?) |
| Egres07-23-04, 07:56 PM | 1)Yes. 2)That's up to your DM.(however,those 2 years would be the hardest of your life!;) ) |
| SOKAR07-23-04, 08:13 PM | ^^^ yes, but assuming the campaign had monsters about equal to my level, would I be able to do it? |
| Mitchell07-23-04, 08:46 PM | Originally posted by SOKAR ^^^ yes, but assuming the campaign had monsters about equal to my level, would I be able to do it? Again, it depends on your DM. If they have a game where you are constantly fighting whatevers, then yes. If they have a game where you may do a few things, have six months downtime, and do a few more things, no. This is assuming that your DM keeps some sort of strict time. I have often played where stuff happens, the DM periodically tells us to add a year to our ages, and more stuff happens. In this case, it depends on how often stuff happens vs. how often your DM tells you that a year has passed. In short, it depends.;) |