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| #1daemionnApr 15, 2008 19:48:28 | Ok so I just got the book Dragon magic and my Dm said that im allowed to use it for a new campaign he is making.(last one fell apart >.<) and i was wondering if i could get any pointers on how i should go about using him in battle etc. We are starting at level 4 and he is allowing 3 flaws to be taken. He is also letting me take the Vow of Poverty exaulted feat(kinda excited about this one) For race im going to probably be a dragon born wood elf, if not that, maybe some kind of dwarf(dragon born as well). Im going to be lawful good and have also taken the Nimbus of light and Holy Radiance feats for flavor, we needed a living torch anyway. As for invocations i took the scalding gust and enduring exposure invocations. i also chose the sickening breathweapon effect. assuming that the Holy radiance and Nimbus of light feats were from the bonus feats from vow of poverty, im looking at 3 feats left over to use, iv been told that the feat to make my breath weapon entangle my targets is invaluable so i might take that one. Another one iv been told is good is touch of golden ice, also exaulted. Other than that i dunno what i should get, do you guys n gals on the boards here have any advice for what i should take? If you need any more info just tell me and ill post it. |
| #2chocolate_jesusApr 15, 2008 21:12:22 | Click Me Also, entangling breath will absolutely obliterate low and mid level encounters. I suggest you warn your DM :P |
| #3logicninjaApr 15, 2008 23:44:16 | Don't take Vow of Poverty.![]() |
| #4bluedsteelApr 16, 2008 23:05:31 | Props for a new "It's a trap" pic, logicninja. @OP: He's right. It's not worth it. |
| #5daemionnApr 18, 2008 1:34:32 | I took it for flavor, im not to concerned with wether its good or not reay. |
| #6sirlavandinoApr 18, 2008 2:15:08 | I took it for flavor, im not to concerned with wether its good or not reay. u have UMD...why the hell u should waste it? |
| #7JanusJonesApr 18, 2008 10:11:10 | Click that link. Seriously. TRUST me. |