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| Rickiel06-15-05, 06:56 PM | My character went from one DM's campaign to another. A Chaotic Good male planar elf 7 rogue/ 2 wizard. He was level 9 when he left the first and entered the next. Now, I was asked as to what kind of character build I was thinking of by my DM, and I said I was looking forward to a Rogue/Wizard/Arcane Trickster. However, I had 7 levels of Rogue, and 2 levels of Wizard. I would be an Arcane Trickster at level 13! My DM then told me this, "You are now a level 4 Wizard, level 5 Rogue. On one condition, erase that feat that you got at level 9 and leave it to me." So I did, I had no idea what my newest feat was! Over the course of our adventure though, it was slowly revealed and teased at (as was everyone else's lil tidbits of life). And then like BAM! My elf apparantly has a descendent that came from the Plane of Shadow! A hearty hello to the Shadow Heritage feat. How should this fun eccentric elf react? What odd physical features should 'give away' his heritage? |
| Morka06-16-05, 02:05 PM | Does he use to hide often in shadows? It might be a good way to "feel at home". In social situation, roll Move Silently checks, just to check if anyone know you are changing place in the same room. Have him speak to his shadow. He could even treat his shadow as his familiar! |
| Rickiel06-16-05, 04:17 PM | Why yes, he does hide in the shadows often. Very often. Never knew why before really. Well okay so he does, damn law boys always trying to lay the smack down on him! But... :D I think our dear lil rogue wiz will be sneaking w/o needing to alot more often now! Though I can't see him trying to substitute his current familiar for another. (Ferrets rock, a Shadow Ferret though... ;) ) |