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| XunValDorl of HouseKilsek04-09-04, 09:07 PM | This is just a little heads up on a core class that I am working on. Ever heard of the game Rifts from Palladium? Well if you have and know about the game there is an O.C.C called a Juicer. I am going to create a Juicer class for AD&D. Tell me what you think of the idea? I will present it when I am finished, but if you want to give some ideas on what would go good with the class let me know. |
| Remnant04-09-04, 09:27 PM | Hmm... Drugged up by alchemy, eh? I've a better idea. Make a class called the "juicer", and have him gain class abilities that allow him to make ever more exotic forms of fruit beverages, like, at level 1, he can start with apple, maybe 5ish get palmigranite, and at 10, ambrosia (not really a fruit, in the strict sense, but, eh...) :D |
| Finwe04-09-04, 10:18 PM | Yeah, at fifteenth he can have nectar, and at 20th he can have MSG. :schemes: |
| Aramas04-09-04, 11:46 PM | The Juicer might be better represented as a template instead of a class. If you do go with class, a prestige class would be better than a core class. |
| Orcish Fury04-10-04, 03:35 AM | Palladium Books looks very poorly upon anything that resembles their copyrighted material, including D20 conversion. |
| XunValDorl of HouseKilsek04-10-04, 12:02 PM | Then I shall call it Bio-Augmented Warrior. Since the Juicer already has his abilities when he starts out, so I may make it a Prestige class. Also I will need to break down the abilities in order to gain them at certain levels. |