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Hi, I'm Remedial.

remedialhappymanremedialhappyman Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 0 Arc User
edited September 2012 in The Moonstone Mask (PC)
I commonly go by Velocifaptor most of the time though. I played WoW for several years as a Elemental Shaman and Shadow Priest, priest during bc when they were mana battery's and Shaman PvPing in Wrath on a wizardcleave comp.

I played a Bard in FFXI and I played a rogue in Pathfinder tabletop.

My favorite character ive made in a D20 system was a Ratfolk rogue in Pathfinder, me and my brother played as twins that were rogues. For those unfamiliar with the Pathfinder rules for them they count as flanking an opponent if more than one fights in the same tile. It was super fun stacking super teamwork feats and always sneak attacking, and mighty fun roleplaying since the combat style fit two inseparable sneaky brothers!

Anyway nice to meet you all, I love fantasy RPG's , I love working in groups and I LOVE picking the OP party member everyone loves having around, im kind of a peacock when it comes to to making my presence known in a party ha ha.
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  • thunderspankerthunderspanker Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users, Silverstars Posts: 713 Bounty Hunter
    edited August 2012
    Hiya, Remedial!!! I am sure well all agree that we all want to the the OP person. lol
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  • zebularzebular Member, Neverwinter Moderator, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 15,270 Community Moderator
    edited August 2012
    Well met and welcome to Neverwinter!

    I mostly play arcane classes in PnP D&D and MMOs. My last PnP D&D Character however, was a Ranger, "Methos of the Wolf." Unfortunately, he got nick-named "Meat of the Wolves," due to a mis-pronunciation of his name...
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  • iamtruthseekeriamtruthseeker Member, Moonstars, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    Welcome to Neverwinter Remedial/Velocifaptor!

    I tend to prefer arcane classes (wizards first) but it it can be fun to role-play, you'll likely see me playing it with an interesting backstory.

    If you ever have any questions, feel free to ask us, as we're a very welcoming community.
    Look forward to more of your posts soon!
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  • gillrmngillrmn Member Posts: 7,800 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    remedialhappyman wrote: »
    ...

    My favorite character ive made in a D20 system was a Ratfolk rogue in Pathfinder,
    ...

    Very intriguing. Wererat rogues are now intergral part of neverwinter city(both NPC and PC) with their own gang, background and stuff. Those sneaky monsters are worse than dragons...
  • iamtruthseekeriamtruthseeker Member, Moonstars, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited August 2012
    gillrmn wrote: »
    Very intriguing. Wererat rogues are now intergral part of neverwinter city(both NPC and PC) with their own gang, background and stuff. Those sneaky monsters are worse than dragons...


    And their own theme too.
    Dead Rat Deserter

    "Me? Betray the gang?" I said. Then the steel came out, and I barely made it away with my skin.
    Prerequisite: Human, half-elf, or halfling

    The port city of Luskan squats along the northern frontier of the Sword Coast. It is a den of thieves and murderers that attracts criminals like moths to a bright-burning flame. Luskan is controlled by a consortium of gangs, war chiefs, and would-be rulers, few of which last more than a season.
    The Dead Rats are one of the exceptions.
    That thieves? guild has earned the respect and fear of the populace through a campaign of intimidation. Its members are known for their stealth, their ruthlessness, and their treachery. It is rumored?correctly?that the most deadly members of the gang are wererats. Like the creatures from which they derive their power, the Dead Rats can penetrate any safe house, no matter how secure. Initiation into the gang involves a blood ritual with one of these wererats, imbuing members of the guild with a sneaky and twitchy demeanor, particularly on nights of the full moon.
    Every member of the gang is fiercely loyal to a captain named Toytere?a halfling bard noted for his ability to see the future. Whether he truly possesses such sight or not, ?King Toy? has never fallen to any of the attempts made to overthrow him. He has frequently rooted out would-be betrayers before they act, and he punishes anyone who attempts to leave the gang. However, your own split from the Dead Rats was a more complicated affair.
    It wasn?t that your last job went bad. Not exactly. You made off with less than you expected, but like a good Rat, you gave over the one-quarter share due to King Toy and resolved to enjoy the rest. The next night, when you returned to your safe house, you were taken prisoner by wererat marauders and brought before King Toy. The halfling accused you of planning a mutiny and expected you to understand his need to purge his gang of disloyalty. His bodyguards drew their steel.
    Much blood was shed that night, but you escaped?barely alive and thanking Tymora for your good fortune. You fled Luskan, nigh penniless and with only the tools of your trade to your name. Your destination was the nearest safe haven you could manage?the comparatively civilized city of Neverwinter, several days? journey to the south.
    Exhausted, not knowing whom to trust, you thought at last that you had found somewhere to rest and ply your trade once more. Any good thief could spot the coin to be made or taken in this disorderly city. Perhaps your flight from Luskan was good fortune in disguise?you won?t have the gang?s dubious protection here, but you?ll be free to keep all of your booty. Here you could build up wealth and power, and perhaps eventually return to Luskan to take your revenge on those who had wronged you.
    Well, that was your plan before you got here, anyway.

    Dead Rat Deserter Starting Feature (1st level): You gain the body of the rat power.
    Dead Rat Deserter Level 5 Feature (5th level): You gain a +2 power bonus to Bluff checks and Stealth checks.
    Dead Rat Deserter Level 10 Feature (10th level): You gain the hybrid bite power.


    Dead Rat Deserter Utility
    Body of the Rat

    You scent danger in the air. Quick as thought, you transform into a more appropriate form for flight or investigation.
    At-Will (Special) Polymorph, Primal
    Minor Action Personal
    Effect: You change from your humanoid form to the form of a Tiny rat, or vice versa. When you change from rat form to humanoid form, you can shift 1 square.
    While in rat form, you cannot attack. You retain your game statistics, but gain a climb speed equal to half your normal speed, and a +4 bonus to Stealth checks. Your equipment becomes part of your rat form, and you drop any other items you are holding. You continue to gain the benefits of the equipment you wear, except shields and item powers. While equipment is part of your rat form, it cannot be removed, and anything in a container that is part of your rat form is inaccessible.
    Special:You can use this power only once per round.




    Dead Rat Deserter Utility
    Hybrid Bite

    You express the wildness running through you, melding your normal form with your inner rat.
    At-Will (Special)
    Polymorph, Primal
    Minor Action Personal
    Effect:You change from your humanoid form to the form of a rat?humanoid hybrid, or vice versa. While in hybrid form, you retain your normal game statistics and size. You also retain your equipment, and can use it normally. In addition, you can use the secondary power at will.
    Special: You can use this power only once per round.


    Hybrid Bite Secondary Power

    At-Will (Special) Primal
    Standard Action Melee 1
    Requirement:The power Hybrid Bite must be active in order to use this power.
    Target: One creature
    Secondary Attack: Strength or Dexterity vs. AC. You gain a +4 bonus to the attack roll.
    Level 21: The bonus increases to +6.
    Hit: 1d8 + Strength modifier or Dexterity modifier damage and ongoing 5 damage (save ends).
    Level 21: 2d8 + Strength modifier or Dexterity modifier damage.




    Dead Rat Deserter Utility 2
    Savage Hiss

    You dip into your inner beast and hiss in challenge as you land a brutal strike, cowing the craven fools around you.
    Encounter Fear, Primal
    No Action Close burst 5
    Trigger:You score a critical hit.
    Target:Each enemy in the burst
    Effect: Each target takes a -4 penalty to attack rolls made against you until the end of your next turn.




    Dead Rat Deserter Utility 6
    Dead Rat Stealth

    Your inner rat helps you slip past undetected.
    Daily Primal
    Minor Action Personal
    Effect:Until the end of the encounter, you gain a +2 power bonus to Stealth checks and Thievery checks. If you dislike the result of a Stealth check or a Thievery check, you can end this effect as a free action to reroll the check with a +5 bonus.




    Dead Rat Deserter Utility 10
    Intuitive Leap

    A brief flicker of prescience forewarns you of danger, and like a rat, you spring into motion before anyone has a chance to react.
    Daily Primal
    Free Action Personal
    Trigger: You roll initiative.
    Effect:You gain a +4 power bonus to the initiative check, and you can stand up or move up to your speed.






    As for better or worse than dragons, it depends on the dragon :D
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  • joimaxjoimax Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited September 2012
    You scent danger in the air. Quick as thought, you transform into a more appropriate form for flight or investigation.
  • gillrmngillrmn Member Posts: 7,800 Arc User
    edited September 2012
    iamtruthseeker wrote: »
    ...

    As for better or worse than dragons, it depends on the dragon :D

    Made me think:-

    Rabbit eats knights, knights eat dragons, dragons eat rabbit (not linked due to graphical nature).

    Rock paper Scissors.
    Rabbit Knight Dragons.

    Link: Not for weak hearted - contains blood and gore. "Komodo dragon eats rabbit head:D"
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