Unbodied uncarnate [Archive] - Wizards Community

Unbodied uncarnate [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Agispsi
05-30-07, 03:48 PM What happens when an Unbodied takes levels into Uncarnate. Should he gain the ability to become corporeal? I did this once but it was in a crazy game were we had "specials" which were extra feats that we got like every 5 levels only we made up what they did and asked the DM to approve. since we didnt know what would happen with this Unbodied uncarnate my DM said to use up a special so that at uncarnate lvl 10 I could switch back and forth perm. like twice a day.

But what would REALY happen when you do this?
HighDarkTemplar
05-30-07, 03:51 PM You know the "shed body" ability that you had before level 10? It is the same except for the fact that it works exactly the opposite way. Which means that you can get corporeal for up to 1 minute 2 times/day

-HDT
Agispsi
05-30-07, 03:54 PM So at level 10 you would become permanently corporeal? Lol now its the Psion CARNATE
forsaken1111
05-30-07, 06:23 PM You know the "shed body" ability that you had before level 10? It is the same except for the fact that it works exactly the opposite way. Which means that you can get corporeal for up to 1 minute 2 times/day

-HDT

He's asking what would happen if an unbodied, an incorporeal creature, took levels in the uncarnate.

The answer is: Absolutly nothing. It would be completely wasted levels.
zzakk2to2
06-04-07, 12:31 PM He's asking what would happen if an unbodied, an incorporeal creature, took levels in the uncarnate.

The answer is: Absolutly nothing. It would be completely wasted levels.

actualy on the last level when you get uncarnate they also get the ability to become corporeal once per a day for up to 1 minute.
Lycanthromancer
06-05-07, 01:24 PM Ooh, now *there's* a nice perk. -_-
zzakk2to2
06-05-07, 01:25 PM heres a question. if you never had a body what would it look like?

also that would be great for ghosts
forsaken1111
06-05-07, 01:50 PM actualy on the last level when you get uncarnate they also get the ability to become corporeal once per a day for up to 1 minute.

Very true, I hadn't thought of that.

heres a question. if you never had a body what would it look like?

also that would be great for ghosts

It would look exactly like you did before, only solid. A wraith would look like a solid shadowy creature in a vague humanoid shape, most likely made of semistable ectoplasm.

Also, the class gives the ability to alter your appearance pretty much at will if you're incorporeal, and gives you telekinesis usable at will. So there WOULD be perks after all, just not as many.
zzakk2to2
06-05-07, 01:55 PM i would find becoming corporeal a big thing if i was a ghost. also thanks for pointing out the other things I missed them because i went strait to the uncarnate ability and did not look at the others.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Agispsi 05-30-07, 03:48 PM	What happens when an Unbodied takes levels into Uncarnate. Should he gain the ability to become corporeal? I did this once but it was in a crazy game were we had "specials" which were extra feats that we got like every 5 levels only we made up what they did and asked the DM to approve. since we didnt know what would happen with this Unbodied uncarnate my DM said to use up a special so that at uncarnate lvl 10 I could switch back and forth perm. like twice a day. But what would REALY happen when you do this?
HighDarkTemplar 05-30-07, 03:51 PM	You know the "shed body" ability that you had before level 10? It is the same except for the fact that it works exactly the opposite way. Which means that you can get corporeal for up to 1 minute 2 times/day -HDT
Agispsi 05-30-07, 03:54 PM	So at level 10 you would become permanently corporeal? Lol now its the Psion CARNATE
forsaken1111 05-30-07, 06:23 PM	You know the "shed body" ability that you had before level 10? It is the same except for the fact that it works exactly the opposite way. Which means that you can get corporeal for up to 1 minute 2 times/day -HDT He's asking what would happen if an unbodied, an incorporeal creature, took levels in the uncarnate. The answer is: Absolutly nothing. It would be completely wasted levels.
zzakk2to2 06-04-07, 12:31 PM	He's asking what would happen if an unbodied, an incorporeal creature, took levels in the uncarnate. The answer is: Absolutly nothing. It would be completely wasted levels. actualy on the last level when you get uncarnate they also get the ability to become corporeal once per a day for up to 1 minute.
Lycanthromancer 06-05-07, 01:24 PM	Ooh, now there's a nice perk. -_-
zzakk2to2 06-05-07, 01:25 PM	heres a question. if you never had a body what would it look like? also that would be great for ghosts
forsaken1111 06-05-07, 01:50 PM	actualy on the last level when you get uncarnate they also get the ability to become corporeal once per a day for up to 1 minute. Very true, I hadn't thought of that. heres a question. if you never had a body what would it look like? also that would be great for ghosts It would look exactly like you did before, only solid. A wraith would look like a solid shadowy creature in a vague humanoid shape, most likely made of semistable ectoplasm. Also, the class gives the ability to alter your appearance pretty much at will if you're incorporeal, and gives you telekinesis usable at will. So there WOULD be perks after all, just not as many.
zzakk2to2 06-05-07, 01:55 PM	i would find becoming corporeal a big thing if i was a ghost. also thanks for pointing out the other things I missed them because i went strait to the uncarnate ability and did not look at the others.