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#1
ryokou_kavallion
Jan 02, 2009 19:25:57 Alright guys, this is just for fun. I would like to see if I can get together some Marvel lovers and a few DnD people who are good at optimization and build this armor. Do I have anyone on board with me?
#2
darksamuari
Jan 02, 2009 20:28:22 Human Artificer/Renegade Mastermaker with his armor as an item familar (or legacy item). This is what I imagine it would look like, what do you think?
#3
ryokou_kavallion
Jan 02, 2009 21:09:17 My apologies I should have clarified myself. I meant the construction of the suit itself with the D20 Mecha handbook.
#4
Senevri
Jan 03, 2009 4:43:34 Uh, dungeons & dragons have very little to do with d20 Mecha. Outside the d20 part, that is. Also, that's a relatively obscure book, but good luck.

*edit*

But how do I solve the icing problem?
#5
runestar
Jan 03, 2009 6:34:39 Warforged warlock.:P
#6
ryokou_kavallion
Jan 03, 2009 10:08:44
Uh, dungeons & dragons have very little to do with d20 Mecha. Outside the d20 part, that is. Also, that's a relatively obscure book, but good luck.

*edit*

But how do I solve the icing problem?

I was under the impression that since this is the d20 optimization boards that it would encompass the d20 Mecha book.
#7
Senevri
Jan 03, 2009 10:58:03 It does, technically. However, you refer specifically to Dungeons and Dragons in the first post.
If I had d20 Mecha, I would've looked it over, I assure you.
#8
vicen_korel
Jan 03, 2009 13:03:48
Warforged warlock.:P

That's mega man silly.
#9
surreal
Jan 03, 2009 14:50:04 clockwork armor... http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/cw/20070212a
#10
Senevri
Jan 04, 2009 6:55:39
clockwork armor... http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/cw/20070212a

1. Yeah, as an Item Familiar it's most of the way there already,
2. But, how do you solve the icing problem?
3. And, this thread was apparently supposed to be about d20 mecha book

Oh, and simple criteria for the armor:

- super strong and tough (heavy load around 80K lbs?)
- flight
- beam weapons (sonic, perhaps?)
- Sensors and intelligence.

If d20 mecha nets you a shopping list, just pick those and you're there, already...
#11
vglcat
Jan 04, 2009 11:37:09 d20 mecha???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
also iron man needs to have taken a level in cleric to cast dmm persistent fly on his item.:P
#12
rasmus_wagner
Jan 05, 2009 5:42:13
d20 mecha???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
also iron man needs to have taken a level in cleric to cast dmm persistent fly on his item.:P

Stark doesn't fly, the armor does; so it's clearly enchanted (permanently or with infusions).
#13
gilfalas_elaandrin
Jan 05, 2009 14:31:56
Stark doesn't fly, the armor does; so it's clearly enchanted (permanently or with infusions).

Or it is mechanist armor that has been awakened and then has taken levels in warlock? Warlocks get DR, Eldritch Blast (I mean repulsors), can fly at will, and have many have some nice sensory boosting invocations.

Just make it a charmed mindslave and your set.
#14
Senevri
Jan 05, 2009 16:40:59 well, animate + permanency + awaken construct... but no, I think the core point is that the PC can BUILD an armor like that.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 ryokou_kavallion Jan 02, 2009 19:25:57	Alright guys, this is just for fun. I would like to see if I can get together some Marvel lovers and a few DnD people who are good at optimization and build this armor. Do I have anyone on board with me?
#2 darksamuari Jan 02, 2009 20:28:22	Human Artificer/Renegade Mastermaker with his armor as an item familar (or legacy item). This is what I imagine it would look like, what do you think?
#3 ryokou_kavallion Jan 02, 2009 21:09:17	My apologies I should have clarified myself. I meant the construction of the suit itself with the D20 Mecha* handbook.*
#4 Senevri Jan 03, 2009 4:43:34	Uh, dungeons & dragons have very little to do with d20 Mecha. Outside the d20 part, that is. Also, that's a relatively obscure book, but good luck. edit But how do I solve the icing problem?
#5 runestar Jan 03, 2009 6:34:39	Warforged warlock.:P
#6 ryokou_kavallion Jan 03, 2009 10:08:44	Uh, dungeons & dragons have very little to do with d20 Mecha. Outside the d20 part, that is. Also, that's a relatively obscure book, but good luck. edit But how do I solve the icing problem? I was under the impression that since this is the d20 optimization boards that it would encompass the d20 Mecha book.
#7 Senevri Jan 03, 2009 10:58:03	It does, technically. However, you refer specifically to Dungeons and Dragons in the first post. If I had d20 Mecha, I would've looked it over, I assure you.
#8 vicen_korel Jan 03, 2009 13:03:48	Warforged warlock.:P That's mega man silly.
#9 surreal Jan 03, 2009 14:50:04	clockwork armor... http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/cw/20070212a
#10 Senevri Jan 04, 2009 6:55:39	clockwork armor... http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/cw/20070212a 1. Yeah, as an Item Familiar it's most of the way there already, 2. But, how do you solve the icing problem? 3. And, this thread was apparently supposed to be about d20 mecha book Oh, and simple criteria for the armor: - super strong and tough (heavy load around 80K lbs?) - flight - beam weapons (sonic, perhaps?) - Sensors and intelligence. If d20 mecha nets you a shopping list, just pick those and you're there, already...
#11 vglcat Jan 04, 2009 11:37:09	d20 mecha??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? also iron man needs to have taken a level in cleric to cast dmm persistent fly on his item.:P
#12 rasmus_wagner Jan 05, 2009 5:42:13	d20 mecha??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? also iron man needs to have taken a level in cleric to cast dmm persistent fly on his item.:P Stark doesn't fly, the armor does; so it's clearly enchanted (permanently or with infusions).
#13 gilfalas_elaandrin Jan 05, 2009 14:31:56	Stark doesn't fly, the armor does; so it's clearly enchanted (permanently or with infusions). Or it is mechanist armor that has been awakened and then has taken levels in warlock? Warlocks get DR, Eldritch Blast (I mean repulsors), can fly at will, and have many have some nice sensory boosting invocations. Just make it a charmed mindslave and your set.
#14 Senevri Jan 05, 2009 16:40:59	well, animate + permanency + awaken construct... but no, I think the core point is that the PC can BUILD an armor like that.