Adept vs monk: the final nail in the coffin

[veekie]

Just use zombie hamster ball engines to power water pumps and you can even make the ball a sealed globe.


Thousand of years later people forget why those balls revolve.

[Bauglir]

Just use zombie hamster ball engines to power water pumps and you can even make the ball a sealed globe.


Thousand of years later people forget why those balls revolve.

Campaign setting stolen.

[X-Codes]

Just put them on a treadmill and order them to advance.

Where is a treadmill powered anything in any sourcebook?

Anything.

[Solo]

It's in the book with the acid breathing sharks.

[veekie]

Just use zombie hamster ball engines to power water pumps and you can even make the ball a sealed globe.


Thousand of years later people forget why those balls revolve.

Campaign setting stolen.

If you're going that way, you even have varying power source sizes, ratballs for personal rotary power supply, T-Rexballs for industrial use...

[Lycanthromancer]

Just use zombie hamster ball engines to power water pumps and you can even make the ball a sealed globe.


Thousand of years later people forget why those balls revolve.

Campaign setting stolen.

If you're going that way, you even have varying power source sizes, ratballs for personal rotary power supply, T-Rexballs for industrial use...

I saw a campaign based entirely around the tarrasque once. They chopped it up for all sorts of uses. Food, housing... They even fermented its blood for an alcoholic beverage.

[X-Codes]

It's in the book with the acid breathing sharks.

Dungeonscape is a some 150 page book.  Be more specific.

[Kajhera]

Just use zombie hamster ball engines to power water pumps and you can even make the ball a sealed globe.


Thousand of years later people forget why those balls revolve.

Campaign setting stolen.

+1.

[Midnight_v]

This is a thread I'd like to unsubscribe from.    What are you even talking about? I'm not going back to read the last 2 pages if it resultst in zombie hamsters powering the world.
Somewhere your d&d has taken a wrong turn.

[snakeman830]

I guess that technically we're still on topic.  The Adept can change the world with a technological revolution using class features.  The Monk can't

[Solo]

This is a thread I'd like to unsubscribe from.    What are you even talking about? I'm not going back to read the last 2 pages if it resultst in zombie hamsters powering the world.
Somewhere your d&d has taken a wrong turn.

I mentioned that Animate Dead could be used to start off some sort of industrial revolution, which means the Adept is useful both on and off the battlefield.

[SorO_Lost]

This is a thread I'd like to unsubscribe from.    What are you even talking about? I'm not going back to read the last 2 pages if it resultst in zombie hamsters powering the world.
Somewhere your d&d has taken a wrong turn.

I mentioned that Animate Dead could be used to start off some sort of industrial revolution, which means the Adept is useful both on and off the battlefield.

See Also: Eberron and semifriendly turned hateful elementals bound and enslaved against their will to power machines, like flying boats and magnetic trains.

Wait... Which one is an evil act again?

[Bauglir]

This is a thread I'd like to unsubscribe from.    What are you even talking about? I'm not going back to read the last 2 pages if it resultst in zombie hamsters powering the world.
Somewhere your d&d has taken a wrong turn.

I mentioned that Animate Dead could be used to start off some sort of industrial revolution, which means the Adept is useful both on and off the battlefield.

See Also: Eberron and semifriendly turned hateful elementals bound and enslaved against their will to power machines, like flying boats and magnetic trains.

Wait... Which one is an evil act again?

But zombies are eeeeevul! They're all gross and rotty and scary! Whereas a giant pile of animate fire is nice and cuddly!

[Sobolev]

Just use zombie hamster ball engines to power water pumps and you can even make the ball a sealed globe.


Thousand of years later people forget why those balls revolve.

Campaign setting stolen.

+1.

Does that make me +2?

[weenog]

Just use zombie hamster ball engines to power water pumps and you can even make the ball a sealed globe.


Thousand of years later people forget why those balls revolve.

Campaign setting stolen.

Don't forget husk globe databases... and didn't somebody work out a way to turn the commoner railgun into an internet?

[Littha]

Just use zombie hamster ball engines to power water pumps and you can even make the ball a sealed globe.


Thousand of years later people forget why those balls revolve.

Campaign setting stolen.

Don't forget husk globe databases... and didn't somebody work out a way to turn the commoner railgun into an internet?

Would be relatively easy by passing notes, instant transmission speed is awesome...

[weenog]

So with an Adept and enough time, you can pretty much play D20 modern as a hideous necromantic horrorshow of which the inhabitants are blissfully unaware..?

[Bauglir]

We can do better.

[veekie]

We can do better.

That is awesome.

[JaronK]

I'm not against order undead to walk in a hamster ball. However, I did post the correction to someone's misquote. Stronghold Builder's guide requires Clerics (arguably anyone capable of commanding them) to be present the entire time as a descriptive rule.

That's for making a building, which presumably requires the undead to do a variety of tasks (for example, you don't want an undead critter to keep mindlessly bringing stone to the work site after you don't need more of them).  In that situation, you need to have a Cleric (or Adept) to be there to change their orders as needed.

If you're just having them do the same thing over and over forever, such as constantly turning a wheel or even always cutting any block placed in front of them in a specified way, no supervision is needed, as per the rules in Animate Dead.  They just follow orders.

JaronK