Kir-lanin ur-priest? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Kir-lanin ur-priest? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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mustafathered
01-25-08, 09:56 PM According to RAW, can a Kir-Lanin Gargoyle be an Ur-priest?

References and rationale will be appreciated.

I'm thinking of a bard / sub-chord / ur-priest / true necromancer as a bbeg, and a Kir-Lanin seems to be neat - flight will allow him to be "just ahead of the players" as well as having geographically diverse minions.

Thanks!
Khaelieth
01-26-08, 06:27 AM Yep, l always thought they could do that. Stealyng the gods' powers sounds lyke somethyng they would do.
Ramar Aulinvox
01-27-08, 01:19 AM Yea, it sounds like them but I thought that divine magic was anti-thetical to their nature. They can cast negative energy spells via the bard class because they are arcane spells. If the kir-lanin are merely anti-thetical to dieties, then I would accept them using the ur-priest. I have wondered about them using the ur-priest class (I always thought that it just screamed them). Personally, I don't see a problem with them using them.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
mustafathered 01-25-08, 09:56 PM	According to RAW, can a Kir-Lanin Gargoyle be an Ur-priest? References and rationale will be appreciated. I'm thinking of a bard / sub-chord / ur-priest / true necromancer as a bbeg, and a Kir-Lanin seems to be neat - flight will allow him to be "just ahead of the players" as well as having geographically diverse minions. Thanks!
Khaelieth 01-26-08, 06:27 AM	Yep, l always thought they could do that. Stealyng the gods' powers sounds lyke somethyng they would do.
Ramar Aulinvox 01-27-08, 01:19 AM	Yea, it sounds like them but I thought that divine magic was anti-thetical to their nature. They can cast negative energy spells via the bard class because they are arcane spells. If the kir-lanin are merely anti-thetical to dieties, then I would accept them using the ur-priest. I have wondered about them using the ur-priest class (I always thought that it just screamed them). Personally, I don't see a problem with them using them.