View Full Version : Why I love D&D 3.5
faceroll
2011-09-28, 04:55 AM
Because something like this is totally plausible, given the ruleset:
http://i.imgur.com/wkZhp.png
Greenish
2011-09-28, 04:59 AM
Except for making your PC a bear. Even Awakened bears lack LA.
But hiring a valet instead of buying a Pearl of Speech is awesome.
Feytalist
2011-09-28, 05:08 AM
Anthropomorphic bear? Who just refuses to speak "human"?
On a related note, a friend of mine once had a character called Sir Bearus. He was not a bear, though. Or a three-headed dog, strangely enough.
faceroll
2011-09-28, 05:20 AM
Except for making your PC a bear. Even Awakened bears lack LA.
But hiring a valet instead of buying a Pearl of Speech is awesome.
A "bear character" could easily be any number of creatures who don't spend the skill points on speak language.
Socratov
2011-09-28, 05:34 AM
awesome, i wanna try this someday...
Psyren
2011-09-28, 06:17 AM
Let's see 4e do THAT!
...No really, it would be interesting if 4e could do that :smallsmile:
RecklessAbaddon
2011-09-28, 07:58 AM
Well I guess I'm not allowed to link pictures of that size or something?
Oh well. I just won't post those because i certainly don't want people to know what website i was using to host the pics, especially since it was showing the wrong one. :smallmad:
GoatBoy
2011-09-28, 08:48 AM
Sir Bearington, what's the matter, my son?
You don't do what the other bears have done.
You put ranks in Disguise to look like human guys,
But you're not a man, you're Sir Bearington.
Ravens_cry
2011-09-28, 08:54 AM
Sir Bearington, what's the matter, my son?
You don't do what the other bears have done.
You put ranks in Disguise to look like human guys,
But you're not a man, you're Sir Bearington.
My thoughts exactly.:smallamused:
One Internet w/ Cookie for the gentleman.
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