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| klode_me02-11-05, 01:35 PM | Is it your character level or your apostle of peace level? and if you give damage to an outsider would that negate your vow of peace? and does you get XP if you banish it to its homeplane? |
| Nephlite02-11-05, 01:50 PM | Is it your character level or your apostle of peace level? and if you give damage to an outsider would that negate your vow of peace? and does you get XP if you banish it to its homeplane? No, outsiders are exempt from the oaths. You can Censure them as much as you want. You use Apostle character level (current level adding all levels)for most powerful, and roll 2d6 +apostle's level + cha for damage. |
| klode_me02-11-05, 02:03 PM | it is because i am thinking about making a half-elf healer/apostle of peace, i hate all evils creatures (but outsiders especially) and undeads, what do you think about doing that? |
| Rulebook02-11-05, 05:17 PM | i think an Apostle of Peace hating anything is kinda against the point. sometimes a conflict arises that must be put down, but none of the sides of the conflict deserve hatred. they're just misguided and its your job to teach them the beauty of peace. apostles of peace are HORRIBLE people to have in an adventuring group btw, as being against violence and strife means YOUR OWN TEAM as well. they're not just uber clerics that have sword not to hurt anybody, they're living forces of nonviolence that exist to bring conflict to an end without loss of life or pain. they censure fiends because they're irredeemably evil, and still probably use the censure as a last resort, after diplomacy fails. |