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Quote from: hihi2463 on November 14, 2013, 02:15:26 pm

*Yuki and Glow both get up and go to where the gate is both Ari and Jessica sees them walk out the door*

As they approach the gate they start to feel...strange. In the waking world their bodies start to glow with and then phase out of existence. They appear laying on the main floor of the temple, still asleep.

((How's Alan? He's mostly inorganic.))

This could be fun, even if it might end underpowered......

It includes a significant investment in druid levels. You'll easily be in the upper half of the power spectrum if you try. Possibly upper third or quarter.

((Let's attempt this thing.))
Powers: Telepathy (including the presence, location, and type of thoughts), Teleportation

"Alright, I think I have a bit of a plan...

Guage exact strength, properties, and stuff of the powers.

"Thank you kind sir, you have my thanks for taking care of her. She's like a sister to me." Alice smiles at Angel's father.

"It's nothing. Any kind, rational person would do the same."

Victoria walks away from the edge and starts helping out in the infirmary.
[To: Angel, Angerus, Darnos, Issac] <Hello?>

<Hi! Um, do you know any way I can stop Darnos from breaking his hands trying to break down a metal door? They're already pretty bloody...>

By overlap I meant that the wild shape of the druid could fill the space of the rage.
otherwise, I'll bear that in mind.

Not at all. Sure, they're similar, but both are limited in per-day usage, wild shape is more versatile...and they stack.

As a D&D newb, would a barbarian/druid have too much overlap to be worth not going pure druid? I have very fond memories of my half-orc barbarian7/druid13 in neverwinter nights but not sure if it would be feasible in actual D&D.

Not a single point of overlap, really. The problem would be from the opposite direction. Two bits:
1. MAD, or Multiple Attribute Deficiency, or "Reason #4 Why Monks Suck". A barbarian needs Strength and Constitution, and ideally Dexterity, to be good. A druid needs Wisdom to be good (and things like Constitution and Charisma don't hurt). That is three attributes to keep buffed, compared to 1-2 for most single-class characters.
2. Under-leveledness, which doesn't have a good casual term. If you do that same build, your 20th-level druid will be several levels behind his druidic peers, as well as dozens of hit points behind his barbaric peers. He will be worse at everything, and it is (usually) better to be able to do one thing well than several things poorly..

Angel's father picks up Meme.
"Do you know your mommy or daddy's phone number? I need to contact one of them. I'm taking you to the hospital, this could be severe and I don't want to risk it."