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[tyreil829]

the part Nercomancer part evil paladin?

Col John Sheppard

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You mean Paladin, Knight, and Blackguard, or something? I think Guardian should do for Paladin and Knight.

[tyreil829]

blackguard is a Nercomancer and Pailden mixed it can destory the undead as well as summon it

quite clever tbh if u you Neverwinter nights 2 look up blackguard

Col John Sheppard

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In D&D they don't have any particular powers for destroying undead, but can rebuke them (A sort of variation on turning).

Finished Confusion, which is a sort of variation on Frenzy. It allows a save, and can cause people already in combat to change their target to someone close to them, friend or foe. We'll see if I can do enough with a Hypnosis spell to make it count for two, or get the Phantasmal Soldiers working properly.

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[tyreil829]

how did you mange that?

Col John Sheppard

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No idea.

I've basically given up on Phantasmal Soldiers. To fill the gap in the Illusionist spells I'm thinking of a Mirror Image style spell that has clones (like before) mimicing the player's every movement, and a Hypnosis spell of sorts that grants you control over the target if it hasn't detected you.

[tyreil829]

doesnt that mean you need to be a bit sneaky?

Col John Sheppard

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Yeah, I always kind of imagined ilusionists like people that don't need any subtlety whatsover.

What for when they can simply fu<k with your mind, right?

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Yeah, I always kind of imagined ilusionists like people that don't need any subtlety whatsover.

What for when they can simply fu<k with your mind, right?

But you also have the "Suggestion" kind of mind-controller whose powers are more limited. Besides, there being no reason to be subtle because you can just mess with their mind strikes me as a smidgen overpowered.