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Monks are pretty much the best designed class ever.JaronK
Quote from: kevin_video on July 26, 2011, 10:27:19 PMQuote from: Lycanthromancer on July 26, 2011, 10:16:23 PMQuote from: Kuroimaken on July 26, 2011, 10:15:39 PMHis old DM was on crack. He could take levels in freaking Dread Necromancer if he wanted to and no rule in the universe would keep him from doing so.Rule 0?Which, I guess, would be 'no rule,' since none = 0.What's funny is he always brings up Rule 0. I actually had to ask him what that was, and without blinking an eye he gave me the most detailed explanation I'd ever heard for a rule. It was like he was in a trance when he spoke. Looking it up, it just said "The unspoken DM gets final say/veto anything he wants rule."You're such a kind man, for taking in abused unfortunates and rehabilitating them.
Quote from: Lycanthromancer on July 26, 2011, 10:16:23 PMQuote from: Kuroimaken on July 26, 2011, 10:15:39 PMHis old DM was on crack. He could take levels in freaking Dread Necromancer if he wanted to and no rule in the universe would keep him from doing so.Rule 0?Which, I guess, would be 'no rule,' since none = 0.What's funny is he always brings up Rule 0. I actually had to ask him what that was, and without blinking an eye he gave me the most detailed explanation I'd ever heard for a rule. It was like he was in a trance when he spoke. Looking it up, it just said "The unspoken DM gets final say/veto anything he wants rule."
Quote from: Kuroimaken on July 26, 2011, 10:15:39 PMHis old DM was on crack. He could take levels in freaking Dread Necromancer if he wanted to and no rule in the universe would keep him from doing so.Rule 0?Which, I guess, would be 'no rule,' since none = 0.
His old DM was on crack. He could take levels in freaking Dread Necromancer if he wanted to and no rule in the universe would keep him from doing so.
Glad it is sorted out, but seriously this sucks.Your DM has to remember that he is a player as well. He cannot tell people what to do. If he absolutely positively has to have a paladin of X in his group he has 2 choices. 1: ask really really nicely. With cream on top and no bickering about ACF's PF and allowed books. Or 2: play the damned thing himself as a DMPC (the horror)On second thought there is a 3rd option. Think of a better plothook. Work for it dammit.
Quote from: Sjappo on May 22, 2011, 05:53:03 PMGlad it is sorted out, but seriously this sucks.Your DM has to remember that he is a player as well. He cannot tell people what to do. If he absolutely positively has to have a paladin of X in his group he has 2 choices. 1: ask really really nicely. With cream on top and no bickering about ACF's PF and allowed books. Or 2: play the damned thing himself as a DMPC (the horror)On second thought there is a 3rd option. Think of a better plothook. Work for it dammit.Actually if I were the DM I'd go with "4: you don't need paladin levels to be a paladin in an order of paladins, Lawful Good character with Favoured souls, clerics, crusaders, prestige paladins and a lot more as classes make perfect paladins, hell even a pure fighter could fit the role, it's all about the character behaviour and fluff, not so much about the class."
just hope he has some grand plan with it. Which would make it all better :-) Something like a great plot, that ends with rewards, that makes the paladin worthwhile...(true believer as a bonus feat long with a nice relic would be nice...)