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Dave1001 07-24-03, 11:18 PM	Cheerleader of the Dead Ra! Ra! Ree! Bite off their knee! Ra Ra Ras! Bite off their other knee! Sure, anyone can raise the dead. But whoever consider's the dead's feelings? Don't they get lonely? Don't they get dispirited(literally)? Don't they need encouragement? This is where the the Cheerleader of the Dead steps in. Most cheerleaders are human. Gnomes with a twisted sense of humor often make excellent cheerleaders. Hit Die: d6 Requirements In order to be a cheerleader of the dead, a character must fulfill all of the following criteria. Base Save Bonus: Ref +5 Feats: Iron Will, Leadership, Skill Focus: Perform (Cheering) Spells: Must be able to spontaneously cast 3rd level arcane spells. Special: Must make squad. Must have Bardic Music ability. Class Skills The cheerleader's class skills (and the key ability for each skill) are Balance (Dex), Bluff (Cha), Concentration (Con), Craft (Int), Intimidate (Cha), Perform (Cha), Profession (Wis), Spellcraft (Int), and Tumble (Dex). Skill Points at Each Level: 4 + Int modifier Class Level BAB F/R/W Special 1st +0 0/2/0 Animate Undead, Bardic Dirge 2nd +1 0/3/0 Desecrating Cheer 3rd +2 1/3/1 Rebuke 4th +3 1/4/1 Go Team Go! 5th +3 1/4/1 Create Undead 6th +4 2/5/2 Undead B-Squad 7th +5 2/5/2 Painful Cheer 8th +6 2/6/2 Create Greater Undead 9th +6 3/6/3 Undead A-Squad 10th +7 3/7/3 Bring it On! Class Features The following are class features of the cheerleader of the dead prestige class. Weapon and Armor Proficiency: A cheerleader of the dead gains no new weapon or armor proficiencies. Spells Per Day/Spells Known: At each cheerleader level, the character gains new spells per day (and spells known, if applicable) as if she had also gained a level in a spellcasting class to which she belonged before adding the prestige class level. She does not, however, gain any other benefit a character of that class would have gained. If the character had more than one spellcasting class before becoming a cheerleader, the player must decide to which class to add each cheerleader level for the purpose of determining spells per day and spells known. Animate Dead (Sp): Your cheers are loud enough to wake the dead! Literally! Once per day you can animate dead as a spell-like ability whose effective caster level is the total of all her bardic spellcaster class levels. For this spell she need not supply any material components, and her Bardic abilities supply the verbal components of the spell. Bardic Dirge: A Cheerleader of the Dead's 'Bardic Music' ability can affect undead if she so chooses. Furthermore, when using her Bardic Music abilities on undead, she gains a +2 bonus to all Perform checks. However playing for the dead is not very endearing to the living and thus she suffers a -4 penalty to all Perform checks when the audience is alive. Desecrating Cheer (Sp): At 2nd level, the cheerleader begins to exert her enthusiasm over undead. When using her Bardic Music ability to affect undead, she is continuously surrounded by a 20-foot-radius of negative energy. The effect is otherwise identical to the desecrate spell (see the Player's Handbook). Rebuke: For those times when the undead are playing on the wrong team, it's important to be able to make 'em switch sides. The cheerleader is able to rebuke undead as a cleric of her effective prestige class level. These levels stack with any other class levels that provide the rebuke undead ability. Go Team Go! (Su): Let's admit it: undead aren't exactly the swiftest runners in the world. But that all changes when a cheerleader's on the scene! All undead affected by her Bardic Music ability gain a +10 bonus to their movement. Incorporeal undead are unaffected by this ability. Create Undead: On attaining 5th level a cheerleader of the dead can create undead as a spell-like ability, once per day. She must still supply the requisite components, but the Verbal components are supplied by her bardic abilities. Caster level is equal to her total bardic spell caster levels. Undead B-Squad (Su): There's no "I" in "cheerleader". Any undead created through the create undead class feature are automatically under her control (no Rebuke check needed). However she is still limited in the number of HD of undead she can command. Painful Cheer (Su): It may not sound good to the other team, but she knows her boys love it! All undead under the affect of her Bardic Music abilities gain fast healing 2. This ability is in addition to any other effects gained through her Bardic Music ability. Create Greater Undead: On reaching 8th level a Cheerleader of the Dead can create greater undead as a spell-like ability 1/day. She must still supply the requisite material components, but like her create undead ability she uses her bardic abilities as the verbal components. Effective caster level is equal to her total bardic spell caster levels. Undead A-Squad (Su): All undead created through her create greater undead class feature are automatically under her control (with no Rebuke check needed). However, she is still limited in the number of HD of undead she can command. Bring It On! (Su): The Cheerleader's in the top of her form and the prime of her (un)life! She doubles the effective number of HD of undead she can control through her Rebuke, animate dead, create undead, or create greater undead abilities. In addition, any Rebuke checks are with a +4 bonus.
zollex5 07-25-03, 12:03 AM	This is either a joke, -OR- the best PrC I've ever seen! BTW, you need to add under middle-age on the requirements. ;)
Arilou_skiff 07-25-03, 07:37 AM	ROFL!
Dave1001 07-25-03, 07:38 AM	can't it be both?:D
Savras 07-25-03, 08:10 AM	Ra! Ra! Ree! Bite off their knee! Ra Ra Ras! Bite off their other knee! That was great! Dunno if it is balanced. You might wish to make this class stack with bard levels for Bardic Music, and make Requiam a requirement. Remarkable. Savras Edit: Or not. Requiam needs 12 ranks preform.
Dave1001 07-25-03, 08:16 AM	Originally posted by Savras That was great! Dunno if it is balanced. You might wish to make this class stack with bard levels for Bardic Music, and make Requiam a requirement. Remarkable. Savras Thank you! I'm not sure what Requiem is (having never played a bard. I mean, I know what it means, but in terms of game play I'm not familiar with it). And I considered having bard levels stack with Bardic Music, but then I thought "all a bard has is his bardic music, bardic knowledge, and spells." If the two musics stacked, there would be no real reason to ever continue playing a bard. This way, your current bardic abilities can be used on undead, but they don't increase. that's why you have the other abilities. As for the balance issue, that was one thing I was concerned about. That's why I made the spell-like abilities dependent on total bard caster levels, instead of just total caster levels. Additionally, rebuke up until level 10 is only 1 level/PrC level, and that's pretty weak. With the medium BAB and only good Ref saves, and the d6 HD, I thought it was fairly balanced. But then my one drawback is that I've never playtested a single creation (except my fighting-monk class) and so I 'balance' things just by personal experience and intuition.
Savras 07-25-03, 08:21 AM	I never playtest. I use intuition. Hmm, I didn't mean gaining new abilities, but more uses- you get one use per day per bard level, no? Savras
sacremon 07-25-03, 01:05 PM	This PrC is much more powerful than either the Pale Master or True Necromancer. The ablility to Animate Dead without need for spell components 1/day is gained at 2nd level by the Pale Master, while this PrC gets it at first. Not even the True Necromancer gets to automatically control the undead that she creates, and she's partially a divine caster. Requiem must be made a prerequisite (it allows a bard to use bardic music on undead, affecting half as many HD as the ability would normally affect living targets). The powers really need to be toned down. A lot.
Vaettyr 07-25-03, 01:25 PM	Friend of mine played an undead bard once (mythic races, Eleti) and I just couldn't grasp the concept at all. Wish I had seen this back then :rofl:
Dave1001 07-25-03, 05:52 PM	Originally posted by sacremon This PrC is much more powerful than either the Pale Master or True Necromancer. [/QB] Well that's not very hard considering True Necromancer sucks and Pale Master is right there behind it. The ablility to Animate Dead without need for spell components 1/day is gained at 2nd level by the Pale Master, while this PrC gets it at first. Here's the rub. Pale Master can be acheived at 6th level. Cheerleader of the Dead can't be achieved until minimum 7th level (as a multiclass bard/sorcerer) which sucks since the spell-caster levels are based off bard levels. Therefore a straight bard can't get this PrC until 8th level. That's two levels longer than a pale master wizard. So with the one-level difference in abilities, that still puts the Pale Master gaining the ability one level earlier than the Cheerleader. Therefore there is no problem here. Not even the True Necromancer gets to automatically control the undead that she creates, and she's partially a divine caster. And again, the True Necromancer absolutely sucks. On the other hand the True Necromancer will be either a (mostly) full-fledged wizard or cleric, and having all the spells they can access. Additionally, the True Necromancer is going to have previous Rebuke levels, so they will always be stronger than a cheerleader (until level 10 PrC most likely). And really, not being able to control the undead you create is rather stupid. "ooh, I made a vampire. Too bad I can't control him now and he's ripping my throat out." Therefore this (highend) ability (and seeing as how it's the only ability you get at that particular level) is in no way overpowering. The character's still limited in the HD of undead they can control. Requiem must be made a prerequisite (it allows a bard to use bardic music on undead, affecting half as many HD as the ability would normally affect living targets). Well when I make PrCs, I make them so you don't need to go out and buy every supplement in existence in order to understand it. Since it's not in the PHB I won't require it. It's not fair to a newbie. [QB] The powers really need to be toned down. A lot. I haven't really seen a reason to do so yet.:)
Dave1001 07-25-03, 05:55 PM	Originally posted by Savras I never playtest. I use intuition. Hmm, I didn't mean gaining new abilities, but more uses- you get one use per day per bard level, no? Savras oh, I see what you mean. Nonetheless, a pure bard can't take this class until minimum 8th level, so that leaves 8 uses per day. That's probably more than enough.
zargonic 07-25-03, 06:23 PM	:uh-huh:
sacremon 07-26-03, 06:16 AM	The problem arises when a PrC is so good that a player would be crazy not to take it. This one is so good at creating and controlling undead that anyone who is thinking of playing an arcane caster in necromancy would be crazy not to play a bard to 8th level in order to take this PrC. That is why it is unbalanced. Heck, it's better than many divine necromancer PrCs.
snail shell 07-26-03, 06:59 AM	It may be overpowered, but not by too much. What is really important, artistically speaking, is that if you attach this PrC to an NPC your PCs will never E V E R forget that game session. They will accuse you, for the rest of your existence, of being completely insane. And as a DM, I can't imagine a better compliment. I love it. Edit: spelling
Dave1001 07-26-03, 10:43 AM	Originally posted by sacremon The problem arises when a PrC is so good that a player would be crazy not to take it. This one is so good at creating and controlling undead that anyone who is thinking of playing an arcane caster in necromancy would be crazy not to play a bard to 8th level in order to take this PrC. That is why it is unbalanced. Heck, it's better than many divine necromancer PrCs. Again, I have to disagree. The only necromantic abilities is animate dead, create undead, and create greater undead. And since the bard gets virtually no other necromantic spells (except perhaps fear or scare), then he's at a serious loss compared to any other caster who at later levels could be dishing out Energy Drain or Wail of the Banshee. Remember, the additional spells per day only affect bard caster levels. And in return for this focus on the undead, the bard is giving up any bardic abilities past 10th level, any knowledge lore past 10th level. Since those are the very things that make up the class, I think it's a fair trade. But since we're disagreeing I guess it's a question of whether or not other people think it's unbalanced.
Dave1001 07-26-03, 10:44 AM	Originally posted by snail shell It may be overpowered, but not by too much. What is really important, artistically speaking, is that if you attach this PrC to an NPC your PCs will never E V E R forget that game session. They will accuse you, for the rest of your existence, of being completely insane. And as a DM, I can't imagine a better compliment. I love it. Edit: spelling :embarrass thanks! :D
sacremon 07-26-03, 11:19 AM	I can see your position, and concede that you have some points in regards to the limitations that bards have with necromantic magic in general, assuming one isn't using the BoVD. I don't know if you have the 3.5 rules or not, but they doubled the number of HD that Animate Dead creates and allows the caster to control. In addition, if Desecrate is in an area of an altar/shrine/etc. of the caster's deity (and I think one could reasonably assume that a Cheerleader of the Dead is evil, and might follow an evil deity), the number of undead created with Animate Dead doubles. I realize that you are designing the PrC without taking anything from the splatbooks, but in practice there is nothing preventing their use with the PrC. Any thought on how Requiem would interact with Bardic Dirge? A correction to my description of the feat before is that it affects the same number of undead as the bardic music would, but for half the duration, not half the number. If one wanted to use this in 3.5, how would you handle the Skill Focus(Perform) requirement? Perform is now split up like the Knowledge skills, so that the bard needs to separately develope Perform(Stringed Instruments), Perform(Wind Instruments), etc. The typical 3.5 bard is going to have two or more Perform skills.
Finglas Leaflock 07-26-03, 11:25 AM	lol! Go Team Go! made me a believer--I have no idea if this is balanced or not, but it's pretty funny, so thumbs up!
Dave1001 07-26-03, 11:54 AM	Originally posted by sacremon I can see your position, and concede that you have some points in regards to the limitations that bards have with necromantic magic in general, assuming one isn't using the BoVD. I don't know if you have the 3.5 rules or not, but they doubled the number of HD that Animate Dead creates and allows the caster to control. In addition, if Desecrate is in an area of an altar/shrine/etc. of the caster's deity (and I think one could reasonably assume that a Cheerleader of the Dead is evil, and might follow an evil deity), the number of undead created with Animate Dead doubles. I realize that you are designing the PrC without taking anything from the splatbooks, but in practice there is nothing preventing their use with the PrC. Any thought on how Requiem would interact with Bardic Dirge? A correction to my description of the feat before is that it affects the same number of undead as the bardic music would, but for half the duration, not half the number. If one wanted to use this in 3.5, how would you handle the Skill Focus(Perform) requirement? Perform is now split up like the Knowledge skills, so that the bard needs to separately develope Perform(Stringed Instruments), Perform(Wind Instruments), etc. The typical 3.5 bard is going to have two or more Perform skills. okay, wow. I hadn't considered that. No, I don't have any of the 3.5 books. I didn't think the changes were enough (and you can download the 'revisions') to warrant buying the books again (on a tight budget). I certainly was not aware of the changes in Animate Dead as regards HD. I did know about the spell-level change (I think) as regards arcane spellcasters. On the upside you still only create zombies or skeletons which are rather weak compared to essentially anything at that point. And I didn't know about that addition to the Desecrate spell. I suppose I could put in the Requiem as a pre-req, and then match a bard's normal duration with a later level ability. As for the Skill Focus (Perform) feat, 2 things. 1)if I put in Requiem as a pre-req, then Skill Focus (Perform) would have to go. 2) The Skill Focus could be in any perform type, so long as the Skill Focus went towards something in Perform. However, in order for me to require Requiem as a pre-req., I would need to include it as a 'new feat' ability at the end of the post. And it just so happens that the one splatbook I don't own is the bardic/rogue one. I had heard that it wasn't worth it (and after looking through it) and I agree. So if you could be so kind as to post the feat for me I'll consider putting it in the class. Otherwise I'd prefer to keep things to the PHB (what folks do after that is up to them).
Dave1001 07-26-03, 11:56 AM	Originally posted by Finglas Leaflock lol! Go Team Go! made me a believer--I have no idea if this is balanced or not, but it's pretty funny, so thumbs up! awesome! Thanks! :cloud9: :bounce:
Matrixy 07-26-03, 04:16 PM	Coolest. Thing. Ever.
sacremon 07-26-03, 07:52 PM	On the upside you still only create zombies or skeletons which are rather weak compared to essentially anything at that point. You'd be surprised. The spell doesn't just create humanoid undead. At 9th level, the lowest level a purely bardic Cheerleader of the Dead would be, you can create a Cloud Giant Skeleton, which is 17HD and has two claw attacks +18 that do 1d8+12 damage, as it has a 35 Str. One level more gets a 19HD young adult Red Dragon Skeleton. No breath weapon, but with Bite +17 (2d8+10), 2 claws +12 (2d6+5), 2 wings +12 (1d8+5) and a tail slap +12 (2d6+15) it doesn't need it. It's a CR 8 creature. And the CotD could have two of them. Still sound rather weak? They've really boosted the ability of necromancy in terms of how many undead a caster can make and control.
R.M.G.C.L.F. 07-27-03, 01:10 PM	Firstly, this looks extremely cool, and I am typing up a Bard7/Cheerleader of the Dead 5 to throw against my party as we speak. (The PC's are entering a graveyard).
Dave1001 07-27-03, 01:24 PM	Originally posted by R.M.G.C.L.F. Firstly, this looks extremely cool, and I am typing up a Bard7/Cheerleader of the Dead 5 to throw against my party as we speak. (The PC's are entering a graveyard). :D Awesome! Thank you! Please let me know how it turns out! :bounce:
Drakinar 07-27-03, 10:54 PM	Dave1001 you have done it again. I thought that your last anti-magic fighter was cool, as was the juicer weassle atempt. But this takes the cake! Good job!
Dave1001 07-27-03, 11:03 PM	Originally posted by Drakinar Dave1001 you have done it again. I thought that your last anti-magic fighter was cool, as was the juicer weassle atempt. But this takes the cake! Good job! wow. I am simply stunned.:embarrass I don't think I've ever seen this kind (or volume) of responses on my stuff before. My head will swell too much and then I won't be able to leave the house! But thank you. This is the stuff that makes it all worth it.
Oakspar77777 08-10-03, 11:31 PM	Clearly, in 3.5 you would change the requirement to Skill Focus: Perform (Cheering)!!! I ran this past my playtesters, and for balance, it worked pretty well in straight combat trials at melee. As all minion based classes it is a little overbalanced on stronghold defence. Weak at ranged. Does extra well (as all Bard classes do) at mixed group combat (especially when mixed with the Awaken Undead spell [SvSp Clr 6, Sor/Wiz 7] which gives average intellegence to low level undead and allows them to use weapons, armor, and stratagy). The only time I saw any real overpowering was with special undead at CotD LV 10 (too many ghost, vamp, and lich w/ class level followers). Buffy the Vampire....I can see it now. She will clearly be added to my squad of undead prestige class foes to hit my players with. Oh, and you can bet she will be taking more than one for the team..... [Lichloved feat, enough said, BoVD]
Dave1001 08-11-03, 07:29 AM	awesome! thank you so much for playtesting.:bow:
Joe Gold 08-13-03, 02:44 AM	:rofl: This is great. Little Things: Males can take this, right? All the "she" references are just pronoun choice? No evil prerequisite, Yay!
Azy 08-13-03, 03:36 AM	:rofl: :bow: :rofl: :bow: :rofl: :bow: Most flavourful class ever! ~Azy
Tzalice Minoladir 08-13-03, 11:19 AM	:twitch: :twitch: Um... your class is... interesting...possibly the most disturbing thing I've read all morning. I love it! ^.^ I can just imagine a little gnome jumping around "GO ZOMBIES! ^.^" I may have to use this in Ravenloft :devil:
Dave1001 08-13-03, 05:17 PM	Originally posted by Joe Gold :rofl: This is great. Little Things: Males can take this, right? All the "she" references are just pronoun choice? No evil prerequisite, Yay! You guys are awesome! I never expected this kind of reply. And yes, it's open to anyone. The pronouns are just there for flavor. Can't have all the evil villains/PCs be male, can we?
Dave1001 08-13-03, 05:19 PM	Originally posted by Tzalice Minoladir :twitch: :twitch: Um... your class is... interesting...possibly the most disturbing thing I've read all morning. I love it! ^.^ I can just imagine a little gnome jumping around "GO ZOMBIES! ^.^" I may have to use this in Ravenloft :devil: Thanks! I was originally considering pom-poms of death or razor-sharp pom-poms. But then I thought 'nah, let's not get silly'. but then again there's the image of a gnome with pom-poms....:cool:
Goldwillow 09-01-03, 12:34 AM	How about adding an ability (increasing with levels) which increases the # of HD they can control. Seems logical and fitting. - Goldwillow -
Dave1001 09-01-03, 01:25 AM	Originally posted by Goldwillow How about adding an ability (increasing with levels) which increases the # of HD they can control. Seems logical and fitting. - Goldwillow - the number of HD of undead they can control doubles at 10th level. That's 20 HD of undead, which is alot (compares to a 20th level cleric or so if I remember correctly).
Red_Decker 09-01-03, 05:06 AM	One day I was looking through threads and came across the Ogre Exotic Pole Dancer. :twitch: (Pause to let you clear the image) Its in the Savage Species section, after the understandable period of nausea, I decided if I changed the race prereq and some of the abilities it'd be kinda cool. As the PrC was add CotD with it and it's a very disturbing. An ogre that causes nausea to anything with discernable anatomy and isn't blind with an army of undead that kills them in their sickened state. I'm gonna have Nightmares about that one. by the way nice PrC. :r:
Dave1001 09-01-03, 11:01 AM	thanks! :D was there any bonus for the ogress slowly taking off her layers of filth-encrusted clothing? Maybe some mystical strip music could start playing? Or even...well let's not go into any specific type of films from the 70s.:embarrass
Red_Decker 09-03-03, 02:17 AM	Enter at your own risk, this is the Ogre pole dancer I caution you that nightmares can resault in looking at said PrC http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=79445 :r:
Argarnis 09-03-03, 11:16 AM	Damn, Dave! Where is my backside? I lost it because of the hard laughing I had. Oh man, you have my voice for the chair of king of flavour for sure.:king:
Argent Silvermage 09-03-03, 05:53 PM	I'm using this in my next campaign!!!!
Dave1001 09-03-03, 06:38 PM	you guys rock! :cool:
Ravens Claw 09-04-03, 01:56 PM	Love it (although I don't think I'd ever play it). I reckon it would be good for Wizards to publish a "Best Of" custom Prestige classes made by players. And this should definately make that grade. Cheers and a Salute (best original Pres Char I've seen):D :behold: :angel:
Dave1001 09-04-03, 09:48 PM	Originally posted by Ravens Claw Love it (although I don't think I'd ever play it). I reckon it would be good for Wizards to publish a "Best Of" custom Prestige classes made by players. And this should definately make that grade. Cheers and a Salute (best original Pres Char I've seen):D :behold: :angel: :cloud9: thanks! :cloud9: I'd love it if Wizards did something like that! And I probably wouldn't demand more than 10% of all profits!:devil:
Slivvy Gaidin 09-05-03, 03:13 AM	:bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: Absolute legend I may have to use this in Ravenloft My thoughts exactly, Tzalice Minoladir
Dave1001 09-05-03, 06:23 PM	LOL, I love you guys and gals in a platonic way! :invasion:
Abnon 11-04-03, 09:59 PM	Originally posted by sacremon The problem arises when a PrC is so good that a player would be crazy not to take it. This one is so good at creating and controlling undead that anyone who is thinking of playing an arcane caster in necromancy would be crazy not to play a bard to 8th level in order to take this PrC. That is why it is unbalanced. Heck, it's better than many divine necromancer PrCs. That's when a little thing called 'RP' comes in... Although this char might be strong, most characters simply wouldn't have the character base to do it...
Dave1001 01-03-04, 10:29 PM	this is now...um.... 3.5 compliant. yeah, that's the ticket... :turkey: edit: I really wish I had a picture of a gnome with pom-poms.
Finwe 02-06-04, 02:52 PM	Heym you also forgot the gender (female) requirement. Unless the fact that you only used feminine pronouns was a mistake...
Dave1001 02-06-04, 05:26 PM	there are male cheerleaders as well as female cheerleaders. Check out any college cheer squad.
Zahmet 06-18-04, 02:47 AM	Im Loving it! This is great! I hope I can use this in a campaign!
Red_Decker 06-18-04, 06:51 PM	Originally posted by Zahmet Im Loving it! This is great! I hope I can use this in a campaign! First off did you dig for this thread or did you find it on a search? Again many fun things that can be done with this, I see it as having more uses in D20M http://www.geocities.com/customsmiliesbyswordmaster/inthered.txt
Choronis 06-18-04, 10:05 PM	Originally posted by Red_Decker First off did you dig for this thread or did you find it on a search? Again many fun things that can be done with this, I see it as having more uses in D20M http://www.geocities.com/customsmiliesbyswordmaster/inthered.txt many members have threads of PrC competitions in their sigs as well as their fave PrC's, so maybe he found it in a members sig. otherwise, kudos to Dave for the great PrC! :)
Dave1001 06-20-04, 08:27 PM	Zahmet: Thanks! :) The reason I make this stuff is for others to enjoy. Choronis: Thank you also! :embarrass Red_Decker: I like to make PrCs for all sorts of different things. If it sounds neat flavor-wise, then I'll do it. And I'm not really sure how or why the PrC would fit better in d20M.
Red_Decker 06-22-04, 06:20 PM	Originally posted by Dave1001 Red_Decker: I like to make PrCs for all sorts of different things. If it sounds neat flavor-wise, then I'll do it. And I'm not really sure how or why the PrC would fit better in d20M. The image of an undead football team playing in Urban Arcana just continously comes to mind when thinking about this class. http://www.geocities.com/customsmiliesbyswordmaster/inthered.txt
nihility 11-30-05, 05:45 PM	:cool: