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05-04-2007, 10:10 PM #1
House Rules Shade ShadowMoon (version by: ShadowMoon)
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05-04-2007, 10:13 PM #2
Might I suggest you create one page (User:ShadowMoon/HouseRules) and then link to your various pages with simpler names?
I don't know about anyone else, but I think User:ShadowMoon/Shade is simpler than the current title.
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05-04-2007, 10:22 PM #3
Heh, as You might prolly noticed those two pages (Guilder and Shade) are my very first Wiki edits. So I am still learning.
I thought about one page, like d20R, but then I wondered that if its one page, then all will be messed up. I would like to have separate entries, and yet to be part of a whole.
I guess there is still much to learn.
PS: Those entries are not d20R, because I modified them for D&D 3.5 Birthright. d20R is really a major d20 conversion, with alternative round system, armour absorbation, wounds, sanity, controlled magic manipulation system, it uses a metric system, etc...Last edited by ShadowMoon; 05-05-2007 at 03:25 PM.
"If the wizards and students who lived here centuries ago had practiced control - in their spellcasting and in their dealings with the politics of the empire - you would be studying in a tall tower made by the best dwarf stone masons, not in an old military barracks."
Applied Thaumaturgy Lector of the Royal College of Sorcery to new generation of students.
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05-04-2007, 10:27 PM #4
I guess next I'll upload Half-Elf Racial Template, and Silver Inquisitor Prestige Class.
I really hope someone will find it useful...Last edited by ShadowMoon; 05-04-2007 at 10:49 PM.
"If the wizards and students who lived here centuries ago had practiced control - in their spellcasting and in their dealings with the politics of the empire - you would be studying in a tall tower made by the best dwarf stone masons, not in an old military barracks."
Applied Thaumaturgy Lector of the Royal College of Sorcery to new generation of students.
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05-04-2007, 10:28 PM #5
It goes from here at the moment:
http://www.birthright.net/brwiki/ind...nd_Prestige%29"If the wizards and students who lived here centuries ago had practiced control - in their spellcasting and in their dealings with the politics of the empire - you would be studying in a tall tower made by the best dwarf stone masons, not in an old military barracks."
Applied Thaumaturgy Lector of the Royal College of Sorcery to new generation of students.
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05-05-2007, 01:10 AM #6
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05-05-2007, 09:29 AM #7
Perception and Seeming were two additional attributes from Birthright AD&D 2Ed that were presented in Blood Spawn. Perception is used to detect and counter chaotic figments of the Shadow World. Seeming was used for manipulation and creation of those figments. In d20R I made them skills; Perception (Wis), and Seeming (Cha).
I really hate age categories and age modifiers presented in Core D&D d20, so again I have created my own rule-set regarding age.
I'll post age categories in next post...
Last edited by ShadowMoon; 05-05-2007 at 01:31 PM.
"If the wizards and students who lived here centuries ago had practiced control - in their spellcasting and in their dealings with the politics of the empire - you would be studying in a tall tower made by the best dwarf stone masons, not in an old military barracks."
Applied Thaumaturgy Lector of the Royal College of Sorcery to new generation of students.
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05-05-2007, 09:32 AM #8
Human (Anuirean. Basarji, Brecht, Masetian, Rjuven, and Vos.)
Baby: 0 – 4 years
Infant: 4 – 14 years
Adolescent: 14 – 18 years
Young Adult: 18 – 30 years
Mature: 30 – 42 years
Middle-aged: 42 – 63 years
Old: 63 – 82 years
Ancient: + 2d12 years
Dwarf (Karamhul)
Baby: 0 – 8 years
Infant: 8 – 20 years
Adolescent: 20 – 40 years
Young Adult: 40 – 88 years
Mature: 88 – 182 years
Middle-aged: 182 – 321 years
Old: 321 – 435 years
Ancient: + 6d12 years
Elf (Sidhe)
Baby: 0 – 5 years
Infant: 5 – 42 years
Adolescent: 42 – 100 years
Young Adult: 100 – 500 years
Mature: 500 – 1500 years
Middle-aged: 1500 – 3000 years
Old: 3000 – 5000 years
Ancient: + ∞ years
Halfling
Baby: 0 – 4 years
Infant: 4 – 16 years
Adolescent: 16 – 24 years
Young Adult: 24 – 40 years
Mature: 40 – 62 years
Middle-aged: 62 – 98 years
Old: 98 – 162 years
Ancient: + 4d12 years
Gnoll
Baby: 0 – 2 years
Infant: 2 – 8 years
Adolescent: 8 – 15 years
Young Adult: 15 – 22 years
Mature: 22 – 33 years
Middle-aged: 33 – 46 years
Old: 46 – 59 years
Ancient: +2d12 years
Goblin
Baby: 0 – 3 years
Infant: 3 – 10 years
Adolescent: 10 – 16 years
Young Adult: 16 – 24 years
Mature: 24 – 38 years
Middle-aged: 38 – 51 years
Old: 51 – 72 years
Ancient: +1d12 years
Orog
Baby: 0 – 4 years
Infant: 4 – 12 years
Adolescent: 12 – 18 years
Young Adult: 18 – 28 years
Mature: 28 – 40 years
Middle-aged: 40 – 56 years
Old: 56 – 71 years
Ancient: +2d12 years
Baby
Size: Two Size categories lower.
Modifiers: -3 Str; -1 Dex; -2 Con; -1 Int
Special: Basic Racial Traits; Movement halved.
Infant
Size: One Size category lower.
Modifiers: -2 Str; -1 Con; +1 Cha
Special: Cultural Background Feat
Adolescent
Size: Normal Size for its race, sometimes one category lower.
Modifiers: -1 Str; +1 Dex; -1 Int; -1 Wis
Special: Character Feat
Young Adult
Size: Normal Size for its race.
Modifiers: No modifications
Special: N / A
Mature
Size: Normal Size for its race.
Modifiers: +1 Int; +1 Cha
Special: Bonus Feat
Middle-aged
Size: Normal Size for its race.
Modifiers: -1 Dex; +1 Int; +1 Wis
Special: Character Feat
Old
Size: Normal Size for its race, sometimes one category lower.
Modifiers: -1 Str; -1 Dex; -1 Con; +1 Wis; +1 Cha
Special: Bonus Feat
Ancient
Size: Normal Size for its race, sometimes one category lower.
Modifiers: -1 Str; -1 Dex; -1 Con
Special: Bonus FeatLast edited by ShadowMoon; 05-05-2007 at 10:44 AM.
"If the wizards and students who lived here centuries ago had practiced control - in their spellcasting and in their dealings with the politics of the empire - you would be studying in a tall tower made by the best dwarf stone masons, not in an old military barracks."
Applied Thaumaturgy Lector of the Royal College of Sorcery to new generation of students.
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05-05-2007, 10:29 AM #9
Well, according to the BRCS, the Sidhelien are completely important and are not bothered by something so mundane as ageing.
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05-05-2007, 10:36 AM #10
Well as You have seen that Ancient age category for Sidhe shows infinity mark, so they don't actually die of old age. But they are still material creatures living in material world, therefore they age, although very slow.
I forgot one additional entry on Ancient Sidhe, that is if they leave their Tree of Life for longer period, they begin to die. So, Sidhe immortality is bound to their Tree of Life and Elven realm, and those Ancient Sidhe are called Dryads. Some Sidhe have so powerful bonds with their Tree of Life that they ignore any age penalties, and still retain bonuses.Last edited by ShadowMoon; 05-05-2007 at 10:42 AM.
"If the wizards and students who lived here centuries ago had practiced control - in their spellcasting and in their dealings with the politics of the empire - you would be studying in a tall tower made by the best dwarf stone masons, not in an old military barracks."
Applied Thaumaturgy Lector of the Royal College of Sorcery to new generation of students.
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