does he/she loose the spellfire ability, och does he/she use for example Charisma as limit hon how moutch spellfire energy he/she can store..
Swordboy!!
This belongs in the Running the Realms board. I'll have LK move it.
Swordboy!!
LK moves mountains and you're going to waste his time in moving a thread? You are a braver man than I, Judge.
Besides, just call him "swordboy" once. Try it! See how liberating it is!! :D
Eh. The substance of the "mountains" he moves is up for debate. :whatsthis
Besides, just call him "swordboy" once. Try it! See how liberating it is!! :D
Ummmm, no. No I couldn't. Not even a little. Not even once. *COUGH* swordboy *COUGH* I, er, :P
Swordboy though? Seems like there's far more horrid things that you could and should be calling him to me...
Swordboy though? Seems like there's far more horrid things that you could and should be calling him to me...
Be horrid to LK?!!
Not me. Uh-uh.
Watch Army of Darkness, then get back to me. Swordboy is so much better than being horrid. :D
I believe Crown of Fire has a demi-lich that is a Spellfire user.
Recall something of that. Then again, that book sucked so much I blocked out most of it.
Give it a motorcycle and we have the movie Ghost Rider.
Qualifies as retarded.
Give it a motorcycle and we have the movie Ghost Rider.
Lol. Now wouldn't that be something to see in the realms.
Though I'm sure someone somewhere has a character similiar to that in the realms already. We've already seen a Jedi transfered to the realms and I've personally have seen a character named Worf(STTNG) who had adamantium claws.
Continue with topic.
Lol. Now wouldn't that be something to see in the realms.
Though I'm sure someone somewhere has a character similiar to that in the realms already. We've already seen a Jedi transfered to the realms and I've personally have seen a character named Worf(STTNG) who had adamantium claws.
Well that explains that croaky, big eared gnome that always talked back-asswards in my last campaign.
Continue with topic.
As for that, I'll have to agree with Stig on this. Spellfire seems to be based on raw magic and life itself. There's no reason to heal if you're dead and no ability to shoot flames out your eyes if they've rotted away.
Flames out the butt? Well, that would be a different story. Dead people do tend to release some ferocious gas.
P.S: Did I read Jedi before? On the realms? Well, were did I left my blaster, in waterdeep mabe^^? - someone have seen the new Gamers movie :D
While the largest temples of Sehanine Moonbow are found on the Evermeet, in Evereska, and in the woods of the Elven Court, the site most sacred to the Lady of Dreams is the Tears of Aloevan. This is an otherworldly cloud of magic, accessed through a mystical pool of water found in an unearthly sylvan glen at the heart of Ardeep Forest. Much like Qilue Veladorn serves both Mystra and Eilistraee today, Aloevan was once the Chosen of both Sehanine Moonbow, and the Lady of Mysteries.
The Moon Elven queen's descent into madness and her eventual death was a tragic loss for both the Fair Folk and the other Human and Demihuman races of the region. It is believed that her death was caused by her inability to control the silver fire that raged within her body. Upon her death, Aloevan's spirit was unable to pass on to Arvandor, and was instead enmeshed within a nimbus of silver fire that hovered between Faerûn and Arvandor. To diminish the madness of their queen, who had sacrificed so much, seven Clerics of Sehanine Moonbow created a special link between the natural world and the spiritual limbo in which Aloevan's spirit was trapped in.
For centuries, Sehanine Moonbow’s Clerics have labored to ease the torment of the mad queen and, in the process, have recreated the long-lost court of Ardeep within the pocket dimension formed from the silver fire Aloevan could no longer control. Aloevan's spirit is now capable of manifesting in a form similar to that of a spectral ghost within the Court of Silver Fire, as the mystic temple is known, but her laughter and tears are still tinged with madness, and only the beneficence of the seven priests enables her to hold on to the last vestiges of her sanity.
-I bolded the parts that specifically talk about her being dead.
-Yeah, I spelled it wrong. She went crazy, and died, but her spirit wasn't able to fully pass into Arvandor. Her spirit is in some sort of limbo "between worlds" made of Silver Fire. That's close enough to Undead to me. I like to think of her somewhat like a Banshee.
Well, doesn't that "silver fire" give her some sort of connection to the Seldarine and prevent her from the undeath you speak of? Wasn't the Queen of Evermeet dead, but not undead and such?
Well, doesn't that "silver fire" give her some sort of connection to the Seldarine and prevent her from the undeath you speak of?
-No, not really. Silver Fire grants them a connection to Mystra (obviously, since it's her stuff), but there's no special connection to the Seldarine involved. One of the powers granted by the Chosen of Mystra template is that you don't die of old age, but that's not really the same as preventing Undeath.
Wasn't the Queen of Evermeet dead, but not undead and such?
-No...At the end of Evermeet: Island of the Elves, Queen Amlauril "died" (willed herself to Arvandor. Elves can do that). But, she realized that her people needed her, so she returned to the mortal world. That's not Undeath, though. Closest thing, I guess, would be as if someone cast Resurrection on her.
-No, not really. Silver Fire grants them a connection to Mystra (obviously, since it's her stuff), but there's no special connection to the Seldarine involved. One of the powers granted by the Chosen of Mystra template is that you don't die of old age, but that's not really the same as preventing Undeath.
-No...At the end of Evermeet: Island of the Elves, Queen Amlauril "died" (willed herself to Arvandor. Elves can do that). But, she realized that her people needed her, so she returned to the mortal world. That's not Undeath, though. Closest thing, I guess, would be as if someone cast Resurrection on her.
I'm aware of the whole Mystra Chosen and Silverfire affects and benefits thing. I was speaking of the mention in Evemeet: IoE where Silverfire is mentioned with Amlaruil at the end (I've gone back to try to find where exactly it was mentioned, but, of course, haven't found it).
Regardless, what was written made it sound as if Silverfire was more of a god infused power than just power infused by Mystra.
I was speaking of the mention in Evemeet: IoE where Silverfire is mentioned with Amlaruil at the end (I've gone back to try to find where exactly it was mentioned, but, of course, haven't found it).
-You might be misremembering, because Queen Amlauril is a Chosen of the Seldarine, and "Silverfire", or anything like it, isn't one of her granted abilities.
And, of course, after reading it, why go immediately do it again?