Nightnight Crew/Nightfall tabletop RPG

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But I think the idea of a Homestuck Pen&Paper RPG has merit if done right.

Link.


...I suppose using this thing is also an option we could consider?

I miss a lot of shit from the Overnight memo don't I

The Mather1 wrote:

Drows aren't overpowered though, or at least they aren't in Pathfinder.

They're certainly stronger than standard races. 6+Level Spell Resistance? Incredible. And the Pathfinder races are already stronger than 3.5 races, so Pathfinder Drow would definitely be too strong in a 3.5 game.

And (contrary to what I said about PF races being better) their 3.5 counterparts are even stronger. Bigger spell resistance! More stats!

edit: I made this post without realising there was another page. Oops. But it remains valid.

Indeed, while most of the classic races, like Humans, Dwarves and co got stronger in Pathfinder then they were in 3.5, Drow got weaker, just as I described above. And even though they got weaker and others got stronger they are STILL an especially strong race in Pathfinder, so yeah, there is a good reason why Drows have a LA of +2

About Alignments:
Are there restraints? Are certain alignments forbidden to use?

No, but assume you'll have severe trouble dealing with with races/classes/monsters who oppose your alignment.

Your character can be any alignment, though you should consider your characters behavior. A Massmurderer will NOT be able to be Good, a Rebel will NOT be able to be Lawful.

Also, you need certain Alignments for certain Classes, Feats and/or abilities.

So since it's past Christmas already, does that mean we've decided on 3.5?

Looks like that yeah. Next up is determining starting level.

EDIT: Looks like the forum won't let me change the poll, we'll have to do this by text.

I'm in favor of the 8-10 range, that way we actually have some starting funds, and we don't need to start out underpowered just because we're going for a build that needs some setting up.

So someone mentioned explanations for the newbs are gonna happen after that's decided, are we gonna do this now or do we just learn as we go

I am going to make the thread in a moment, also, I am VERY much against starting above level 1.

After all, I assumed we wanted to RP, not that we wanted to powergame. Starting above level 1 is only something that is acceptable for a character who joins a group later or a single encounter game in my opinion, if you want to RP you should ALWAYS start on the first level.

This wasn't going to be an RP though. This was going to be a game, for the sake of gaming. An RP session set up with conflicting ideals like we're obviously going to have would just end up as a huge clusterfuck.

Mather, we have literally not decided ANYTHING but that we will play in 3.5 so far. Again, it is NOT up to you to decide what we do or don't do.

3.5, i see.
Good.
Can I request a link to PDF or something similar about D&D 3.5 what is comfortable to read? In the sense that one has not to move the entire screen all the time every five words.