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| THE_REAL_ITACHI07-22-06, 09:37 AM | Well you see my I was playing a wizard who got killed in a fight of two halfblood yuan-ti and now I made a cleric who came in as a slave without anything on him so he can cast barely any spells and too make things worse we just resqued a ton of slaves who now are going to fight the yuan-ti but to make things even worse my chracter has been succesfully hit with a syggetion froma pure blood so for the next 10 hours i'll be attacking my teammates and will onl fight back against a yuan-ti if they hit me. So who suggest anything? And also i'm not sure if my DM is right but do i get bonuses on my will if it's an unreasonable suggestion and if a yuan-ti attacked me once do I see all of them as enemys? please awnser before thursday |
| Shaggy_Shaggs07-22-06, 10:03 AM | Read (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/suggestion.htm) and learn. EDIT: The effect you're under doesn't sound like Suggestion at all. This might be an application of Dominate Person (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/dominatePerson.htm), which I'm too lazy to check if that monster can do it but you might want to look it up, too. |
| THE_REAL_ITACHI07-22-06, 10:29 AM | thanks i never noticed that and by the way Yuan-ti abomonation can use it |
| taradusis07-22-06, 08:49 PM | During a slave revolt most weapons are improvised,clubs,staves,slings,molotov cocktails,battering rams ,barricades for cover....only pick fights when your mob of slaves outnumbers the yuan-ti by 4 to 1? Target armories,magic shops,temples,police or army barracks..free more slaves!!good luck. |
| Reversefigure407-22-06, 11:57 PM | 1) Improvised weapons are your friends. If you don't have anything to hit something with, ask the party fighter to cut you off a chair leg or tree branch - voila, a club or quarterstaff! Failing that, grab a rock. 2) If you're attacking your party and not the enemies, you're no good to them. Get the one with the best skill in Use Rope to tie you up (possibly just your hands) and have them drag you along until the spell wears off. When they need healing, all they have to do is touch you while you cast the spell (assuming you have any control over when you attack them at all.) |