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| Azual04-28-05, 08:56 PM | i must ask. Would it be unfair or unbalenced if i were to make a variant wizard witht eh folowwing modifications: Would be able to Turn/Rebuke undead as a cleric of his level, but unable to have a familiar Instead of gaining bonus feats, at fifth level he would gain a spirit companion. This ghost would not have any of the special attacks normally inherited with being a ghost, but would be able to attack non-etherreal targets. Im trying to create a more spirit oriented necromancer rahter then an undead oriented one. :D |
| JMD99904-28-05, 09:13 PM | Honestly, my friend tried something like this, and found that it was way too much of a hassle and decided a cleric would be better. But for me, i wouldn't allow it, but it seems okay i guess. |
| Azual04-28-05, 09:45 PM | woo hoo! :) Ty, but ive deicded against it |