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Descendants of Sorcerer Kings?

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#1
jaanos1
Sep 01, 2008 20:55:52 Anyone help me track down a prestige class i saw a while back for descendants of sorcerer kings / queens?

Cheers

Jaanos
#2
Pennarin
Sep 03, 2008 8:44:30 Prestige Class Appendix 2, or in the PrC section of the Dark Sun Forum Archive.
I think Sysane made that, based off of the Dragon Disciple PrC from the 3.5 DMG.
#3
phoenix_m
Sep 03, 2008 10:37:12 Found the thread: http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=6978845#post6978845

Enjoy.
#4
Pennarin
Sep 03, 2008 11:30:14 That's not a "descendant" of an SK, though. It's an SK's creation, a guy given some of the powers of a dragon. The epic spellcaster needs to cast the epic spell in question to allow the NPC/PC to access the PrC in the first place, and the caster needs to be a dragon to be able to cast the spell.
#5
jaanos1
Sep 03, 2008 14:02:44 Got it - found it on sysane's site http://sysane.multiply.com/journal/item/13
#6
Kamelion
Sep 04, 2008 4:11:08
I remember in The Amber Enchantress (maybe) that Sadira fights Nibenay's «son», a sort of tauric scorpion man, if I'm not mistaking. I don't remember is name.

Dhojakt. Penn did a cool version of him here.

Did any other Sorcerer King/Queen have infants like that?

There weren't any other half-cilops mutants running about the place, if that's what you mean (Also, I have a recollection that Dhojakt's appearance had to do with mutations picked up at the Pristine Tower, rather than his ancestry, but I'm drawing a blank on a reference for that.)

There is also Nanda Shatri, one of the daughters of Abalach-Re (who had loads of children) - she's given stats in Dregoth Ascending part 1.
#7
Zardnaar
Sep 05, 2008 3:48:18
Dhojakt. Penn did a cool version of him here.

There weren't any other half-cilops mutants running about the place, if that's what you mean (Also, I have a recollection that Dhojakt's appearance had to do with mutations picked up at the Pristine Tower, rather than his ancestry, but I'm drawing a blank on a reference for that.)

There is also Nanda Shatri, one of the daughters of Abalach-Re (who had loads of children) - she's given stats in Dregoth Ascending part 1.

Dammit I was going to mention Nanda Shatri. A child of a Sorcerer King could be anything almost from a stock human through to a modified half dragon template or anything suitably weird.
#8
Pennarin
Sep 06, 2008 11:44:35 We had this discussion in the past on the old WotC boards.

A portion of the community wanted descendants to be super-powered half-dragons, or have a template or a feat, etc, others wanted them to be able to take the sorcerer class.

Others, like me, didn't want that for our own campaigns, and provided - when the need was there - for references supporting this points (i.e. Nanda Shatri and the hundred other kids Abalach-Re had were all mundane kids, and Dhojakt, son of Nibenay, was extraordinary because his father had sent him to the Tower to get mutated).

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 jaanos1 Sep 01, 2008 20:55:52	Anyone help me track down a prestige class i saw a while back for descendants of sorcerer kings / queens? Cheers Jaanos
#2 Pennarin Sep 03, 2008 8:44:30	Prestige Class Appendix 2, or in the PrC section of the Dark Sun Forum Archive. I think Sysane made that, based off of the Dragon Disciple PrC from the 3.5 DMG.
#3 phoenix_m Sep 03, 2008 10:37:12	Found the thread: http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=6978845#post6978845 Enjoy.
#4 Pennarin Sep 03, 2008 11:30:14	That's not a "descendant" of an SK, though. It's an SK's creation, a guy given some of the powers of a dragon. The epic spellcaster needs to cast the epic spell in question to allow the NPC/PC to access the PrC in the first place, and the caster needs to be a dragon to be able to cast the spell.
#5 jaanos1 Sep 03, 2008 14:02:44	Got it - found it on sysane's site http://sysane.multiply.com/journal/item/13
#6 Kamelion Sep 04, 2008 4:11:08	I remember in The Amber Enchantress (maybe) that Sadira fights Nibenay's «son», a sort of tauric scorpion man, if I'm not mistaking. I don't remember is name. Dhojakt. Penn did a cool version of him here. Did any other Sorcerer King/Queen have infants like that? There weren't any other half-cilops mutants running about the place, if that's what you mean (Also, I have a recollection that Dhojakt's appearance had to do with mutations picked up at the Pristine Tower, rather than his ancestry, but I'm drawing a blank on a reference for that.) There is also Nanda Shatri, one of the daughters of Abalach-Re (who had loads of children) - she's given stats in Dregoth Ascending part 1.
#7 Zardnaar Sep 05, 2008 3:48:18	Dhojakt. Penn did a cool version of him here. There weren't any other half-cilops mutants running about the place, if that's what you mean (Also, I have a recollection that Dhojakt's appearance had to do with mutations picked up at the Pristine Tower, rather than his ancestry, but I'm drawing a blank on a reference for that.) There is also Nanda Shatri, one of the daughters of Abalach-Re (who had loads of children) - she's given stats in Dregoth Ascending part 1. Dammit I was going to mention Nanda Shatri. A child of a Sorcerer King could be anything almost from a stock human through to a modified half dragon template or anything suitably weird.
#8 Pennarin Sep 06, 2008 11:44:35	We had this discussion in the past on the old WotC boards. A portion of the community wanted descendants to be super-powered half-dragons, or have a template or a feat, etc, others wanted them to be able to take the sorcerer class. Others, like me, didn't want that for our own campaigns, and provided - when the need was there - for references supporting this points (i.e. Nanda Shatri and the hundred other kids Abalach-Re had were all mundane kids, and Dhojakt, son of Nibenay, was extraordinary because his father had sent him to the Tower to get mutated).