Arkhaic
2014-08-03, 10:30 PM
What is this, you ask? Welcome to Refluff that Build, where posters present builds for other posters to refluff! There isn't much more to it than that.
Rules:
Builds may be as simple or complex as desired, ranging from "Undefined LA 0 Race Ranger 1/Fighter 3" to a full character sheet.
Keep in mind that simpler or lower leveled builds are easier to give a self-consistent source.
Assume that Antimagic Fields do not exist—aside from mechanical differences involving AOOs and (sometimes) dispelling, there is no need to differentiate between Spell-like, Supernatural, and Extraordinary abilities.
If a class has selectable abilities of a widely varying nature, specify at least generally which abilities were chosen. Wizards and sorcerers, I'm looking at you.
Sample Build:
Paladin (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/classes/paladin.htm) 3/Evolutionist (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?240717-The-better-man-There-is-no-such-thing-base-class) 3 (Mutations chosen from the Ancient and Construct lists)
Sample Fluff:
Sepas is quite literally without a soul-or, as those who named him argue, he /is/ one, in corporeal form. At a glance he appears human--and most of the time he physically is. He was designed as a secret weapon, an untraceable being that can walk into any place, unarmed, reshape his body into the needed equipment and complete his assigned task. He can even inject a quasimagical alchemical cocktail into others to provide healing if need be--or drain sustenance from others to feed himself (proboscis, lay on hands). Sepas fears nothing, and his unusual form provides a resistance against most forms of attack, be they magical or physical. But eventually, he was defeated and captured by a witch of the crueler persuasion. She cursed him, but allowed Sepas to keep his abilities--if he followed a strict, legalistic do-gooder code that she designed. Worthless to his former masters, Sepas wanders the world hoping to eventually find a cure to the Paladin Code.
Rules:
Builds may be as simple or complex as desired, ranging from "Undefined LA 0 Race Ranger 1/Fighter 3" to a full character sheet.
Keep in mind that simpler or lower leveled builds are easier to give a self-consistent source.
Assume that Antimagic Fields do not exist—aside from mechanical differences involving AOOs and (sometimes) dispelling, there is no need to differentiate between Spell-like, Supernatural, and Extraordinary abilities.
If a class has selectable abilities of a widely varying nature, specify at least generally which abilities were chosen. Wizards and sorcerers, I'm looking at you.
Sample Build:
Paladin (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/classes/paladin.htm) 3/Evolutionist (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?240717-The-better-man-There-is-no-such-thing-base-class) 3 (Mutations chosen from the Ancient and Construct lists)
Sample Fluff:
Sepas is quite literally without a soul-or, as those who named him argue, he /is/ one, in corporeal form. At a glance he appears human--and most of the time he physically is. He was designed as a secret weapon, an untraceable being that can walk into any place, unarmed, reshape his body into the needed equipment and complete his assigned task. He can even inject a quasimagical alchemical cocktail into others to provide healing if need be--or drain sustenance from others to feed himself (proboscis, lay on hands). Sepas fears nothing, and his unusual form provides a resistance against most forms of attack, be they magical or physical. But eventually, he was defeated and captured by a witch of the crueler persuasion. She cursed him, but allowed Sepas to keep his abilities--if he followed a strict, legalistic do-gooder code that she designed. Worthless to his former masters, Sepas wanders the world hoping to eventually find a cure to the Paladin Code.