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2010-09-02, 07:51 PM (ISO 8601)
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What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
So I have a plan that is twisting the words of the enemy (I think its a succubus) who charmed my character. She said "Defend me" from the DM's comment that we get another save because attacking our teammate is something we wouldn't normally do its obvious it was meant to be "attack our teammate" But defend me means to protect her from harm.
The immediate threat is the angry vampire lord who is a bit angry at having his favorite spawn dominated. As well as the rest of the party who has her on their list of targets regardless.
My character can use planeshift, easily, has had this ability for a while. So I was thinking tackle her and planeshift someplace lethal, but not as immediately lethal as an almost full party of adventurers going to town on her.
My main problem is I'm low on health. 20 hitpoints, and I really don't want it to be a suicide attack.
So does anyone have any suggestions?
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2010-09-02, 07:55 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Elemental Plane of Earth. The problems there are a lot more... insidious, shall we say... than the overtly damaging elemental planes (Fire, Positive, Negative). Namely, you're buried alive inside an infinitely large chunk of rock. It'll keep her out of your hair, and might not even kill her, if she can find an air pocket.
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2010-09-02, 07:56 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
The positive energy plane sounds like a place to go. If you're more badly hurt than her, it won't be a suicide attack, and healing her definitely fits under the definition. If you don't think she can plane shift herself, she eventually explodes.
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2010-09-02, 07:58 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
I don't think a charmed character would do that since the wording of charm is that you regard the individual as a trusted friend or ally. However, your wording makes it almost sound like she used Suggestion, not charm in which case the planeshift tactic might be a reasonable response. Possible planes then would depend on your alignment. But any plane that fits your alignment and doesn't fit hers well at all might make sense. Thus, you could planeshift to say any good-aligned plane and meet the criteria if you are actually good aligned. You'll just need to hope that the first attack on her occurs after the suggestion wears off otherwise you might be stuck fighting an archon or angel.
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2010-09-02, 08:00 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
If you are a vampire spawn, go to negative energy plane.
Then you heal, and she takes pain. Good place.
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2010-09-02, 08:11 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Alright, your best bet is to planeshift her back to her home dimension. There is a reason demons have to generally be summoned to the prime material. It really does everything you want it to. It sends her someplace she really doesn't want to be, and it takes her out of the picture.
Now, if you are charmed you won't send her anyplace that could possibly be detrimental to her. As a DM, I really hate it when players just can't get this through their head. She is now an ally to you, more importantly you should be thinking of her as a dependant. Just roleplay with it, and quit trying to find away around the fact that you ARE charmed. She is clearly not asking you to do something that is against your characters thought process if you can get her to leave your party alone.
Now, if there is more than one threat in the room, have the rest of your party focus on the vampire. Once he's finished the charm may have worn off.
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2010-09-02, 08:12 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
My guy is a lesser tiefling, Eerie wanderer. No healing from negative energy. Though I have two vampire teammates.
As far as the positive energy plane gos it might help in me getting healed, but she just lost more HP in one round than I have. And she seems fine, smirking and all that.
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2010-09-02, 08:13 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Any good-aligned plane will do, really. Celestia? Great place to go if you're surrounded by enemies. "Oh, wait, they hate her too? Ah, man.... but these are the good guys! And she's my Friend! Of course she's good too!"
Oh yes, and it's also full of critters that can make the Sense Motive check to tell you're operating under an enchantment. And who are also surrounded by an aura that prevents anything that gives the caster continuing control from exercising said control. Not hostile at all. Perfect, really.
Edit: Oh yes, and Plane Shift is a nifty spell in that it doesn't require the caster go with. Pushing a friend out the door and keeping the attackers occupied for a bit? Perfect, really.
Of course, if you're low on HP, that's not the way you want to go. See, she might save vs. Plane Shift. However, if she attacks you in any way, she breaks the Charm. Which means as long as your buddies keep it nonlethal vs. you, you're fine. And it's in-character to use nonlethal against your buddies (well, unless you happen to know the vamps are immune to it...) in keeping them from hurting another buddy.Last edited by Jack_Simth; 2010-09-02 at 08:16 PM.
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2010-09-02, 08:14 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
I think the best option is Planeshifting her to the Abyss. It's protecting her from your allies, and eliminating her from the fight at the same time. Just don't go with her.
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2010-09-02, 08:18 PM (ISO 8601)
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2010-09-02, 08:26 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Last edited by Jack_Simth; 2010-09-02 at 08:26 PM. Reason: angle, angel, what's the difference?
Of course, by the time I finish this post, it will already be obsolete. C'est la vie.
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2010-09-02, 08:32 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
part of the ability, I always go, In return for perfect accuracy.
Not a spawn, But he is descended from a combination of devils, demons, and one particularly strange evil family that argues the merits of each. And on top of that He is a living manifestation of far realms energy.Last edited by druid91; 2010-09-02 at 08:35 PM.
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2010-09-02, 08:49 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
To repeat the previous comment: Is it a charm or a suggestion (suggestion is a spell-like ability for succubi)? If it's a charm, a charmed character wouldn't reasonably do anything to harm the charmer. Suggestion now - well as long as you follow the letter of what she said...
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2010-09-02, 08:57 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Bring her to Baator.
It's not your fault you don't know the difference between devils and demons.
...I mean, they're both scaly and horned and whatever...
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2010-09-02, 08:57 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Well, if you have an evil party, judging from the races, even 'friend' means 'someone I will ditch to save myself'. Regardless of alignment there is only so much you will go through to save a friend before giving them a heartfelt "sorry" and stepping to the side. Also note that although Charm makes you their friend it does not negate old friends, so the most likely response is that you try to stop all damage both ways so everyone can discuss over their problems in a way that no one gets hurt.
In the end all a low level effect like Charm is capable of is rendering you neutral. Unless you secretly hate your party and wouldn't mind fighting them.Last edited by Captain Six; 2010-09-02 at 08:59 PM.
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2010-09-02, 08:59 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
I think it's charmed, but she is ordering me around like the dominated vampire spawn so I don't know if he forgot to type something or what. I know I skipped the first round of charms by standing in an antimagic field which I stepped out of to bring a custom mind affecting defense into play (will save or be confused) then I got hit with it and she didn't lose her mind.
Nope the party is my guys best friends. He might be a half-crazy,evil, Psycho but the party members are off limits to killing, And it is a mixed party, lots of arguments over whether to kill or just turn enemies in.Last edited by druid91; 2010-09-02 at 09:05 PM.
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2010-09-02, 09:01 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
You'll want to double check that, charm and dominate are incredibly different playing fields.
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2010-09-02, 09:04 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
The most unpleasant plane is the one filled with snakes and Samuel L. Jackson.
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2010-09-02, 09:17 PM (ISO 8601)
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2010-09-02, 09:23 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
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It appears that you have been dominated. If you want to use one of the suggestions, I'd suggest you try to recommend to the demoness: "an interplanar escape from these pests". I think she has to allow you to do stuff. The one hazard of suggesting that is that she might name a specific plane.
Then again, you could just intentionally fail a Knowledge (the planes) check...
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2010-09-02, 09:26 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Actually I was referring to the succubus. Charm makes your character the caster's friend and nothing more. If you're wounded bad and your 'friend' tries to use you as a meat shield you're in your rights to yell back 'heck no!' The big thing is whether or not you were charmed or dominated, it is kind of confusing in the posts.
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2010-09-02, 09:41 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Of course, by the time I finish this post, it will already be obsolete. C'est la vie.
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2010-09-02, 09:42 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
My character is Isaac, And I As far as I can tell the only one dominated was jaina, It was said in a retcon she could only dominate one at a time.
So assuming charmed. ANd I was talking about the, "Unless you secretly hate the party" bit.
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2010-09-02, 09:50 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
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2010-09-02, 10:07 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
You know what I'm just gonna go for the original plan of hug her for con damage.
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2010-09-02, 10:59 PM (ISO 8601)
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2010-09-02, 11:50 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Since you're charmed, you should be taking more or less whatever action you'd take if two of your party members started fighting all of a sudden, with preference (if relevant) given to the one who Charmed you.
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2010-09-02, 11:53 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
Well I deal con damage on physical contact,though that's nothing compared with the imp guy who gives you a disease that kills your brain. I think its possession disease or something.
Well the Dm let me get away with having the character Laugh and stand back and let it finish, Sometimes being only semi-sane is helpful.Last edited by druid91; 2010-09-03 at 12:01 AM.
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2010-09-03, 12:06 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
If you're still looking for unpleasant planes to shuffle this bitch off to, might I suggest the Elemental Plane of Time (back of Manual of the Planes)? Nothing really survives there. I don't recommend following her there.
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2010-09-03, 12:13 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: What's an unpleasant plane? D&D 3.5
A few non-standard choices:
- Pandemonium, it's the plane wizards and gods and factions send things they want to have disappear forever.
- Carceri, for the same reasons. It's a prison-plane, supposedly very difficult to get out of.
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