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"Tell us about your flannels, Alarin."
flannel - have you ever gone on a bad date?
*empties half of his glass at once*
Well, there was this dragonborn mercenary… I didn’t even know it was supposed to be a date. He for sure was taking “escorting me” too seriously. I had to dump him in the woods at night and flee while casting some invisibility spells.
"Initiate of the Sevenfold Veil or Guild Mage?"
Guild Mage.
"Archmage or Incantatrix?"
Archmage.
But I like both.
"Ah, let's see what else might rile him up. 'You gotta be born with magic because otherwise it's tantamount to stealing it'!"
“Stealing ? You adressed the wrong adventurer. We have an expert in this field and I do not even look like her.
What I am doing is different from stealing. I just take everything that will serve greater purposes than whatever other fools were about to do with all that magic.”
Tracking down: "Druid magic is implicitly better than wizard magic because it's ~natural~!"
*Alarin’s annoying, high-pitched, voice*
“Of course ! Just lets burn down all the books and go to the woods so we can eat leaves and practice you full-ass organic “””magic”””. This one is so ridiculous I won’t even think about it.”
Carnelian.
carnelian:an art-related headcanon
She has no talent in the visual arts. Her talent lies more in writing and runes than sculptures and paintings.
I honestly think that ogres and tauren should be classified as large. I seem to recall a Dev saying that in character the latter are some 12 feet tall and that their models have only been shrunk to keep them from getting stuck in doors.
I think you just answered your own question.
Large-sized creatures in Dungeons and Dragons (or any grid-based RPG for that matter) come with plenty of problems. Environments need to be accounted for them, because they take up an entire 10′ hallway. If they’re a melee combatant, they don’t play nice with other melee, often crowding their allies even in open locations. And like you said, even something as simple as squeezing through a 5′ doorway becomes a hassle.
Yes, there are abilities in D&D 4e that can turn you into a Large creature, but they are almost always higher-level Daily abilities that are temporary. The earliest is an obscure Wizard utility at Level 12, with everything else following being either capstone Paragon Path abilities or a feature of an Epic Destiny. Likewise, the earliest a Large-sized creature can be summoned are Level 9 Wizard and Druid dailies. Nothing of the sort can be done at Level 1.
Classifying Tauren and Ogres as Large-sized creatures would make sense given their in-lore and in-game sizes, but in my opinion, the problems outweigh the benefits. That being said, right now a racial Paragon Path for Arakkoa is being made to give them back their wings, so a racial Paragon Path for Tauren and Ogres to give them back their size wouldn’t be out of the question.
After I take another pass at the existing races and post the new ones, I’ll see what I can do!
Starter: "Hey! Pickpocket!"
Sighing, the one time Valeera only stole some silver was when she got called out. Turning to see the who exactly had called her out, throw her cloak back and pulled down her hood, opening her hand to reveal nothing inside of them.
“Quite rude to call someone out on something they didn’t do, isn’t it?” The cold silver pressed against the inside of her bust, thankfully only giving away the lie to the one telling it.
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