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| #1SiberysFeb 25, 2012 13:53:02 | Reborn from Chaos by Matt Goetz Developing your character into someone who has a rich story can be a fun and rewarding process. A theme can help you flesh out your character and provide some interesting options for developing his or her background. This article details three Elemental Chaos character themes: the brazen ambassador, the chaosmade, and the stormraider. Talk about this article here. ![]() |
| #2yaldabaothFeb 27, 2012 14:00:08 | I won't pretend that the mechanics of the Brazen Ambassador are great good useful anything but a joke, but I love its flavor anyway despite its wallowing in the mire. (Don't get where I'm coming from? Ok... how many foes _which are of the same or lower level_ does a typical party face, especially past level 2? YYyyeeaahh. Would players even know who they could affect? If so, then you know how useless your theme is. Congrats! If not, you get to find out when you get pummelled/feathered like an oaf. Hope you didn't blow a standard action to maintain it....) Seriously, I do like the idea, though. |
| #3sallaFeb 27, 2012 16:15:41 |
Depends a lot on the DM, now, doesn't it? I prefer to use many monsters at or below the party's level to fewer monsters of higher level, and if I had a PC with this theme, I'd make it a point to make sure it's useful often enough that he doesn't feel bad for choosing it. |
| #4mysticbelmontFeb 27, 2012 23:36:12 | Chaos Made looks broken for someone who uses action points a lot. |