Pets in Basic Fantasy
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I have a Druid in one of the PbP games I'm in with a ferret - it has worked great a few times to get through small openings and scout areas for the party - in one case, it squeezed through an arrow slit in a keep that was filled with soldiers waiting to ambush the party. The 'Speak with Animals' spell of clerics or druids works nicely with pets in this regard.
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Nice blog post. I always like playing druids. The thing I dig about basic D&D is if you want to allow a character to have a companion or pet, then could just pick the animal from the monster list and there you go. No crazy Pathfinder-like animal mind-link stuff or special rules for animal advancement feats and combos. Regards.
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Go for the eyes Boo! LOL
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dymondy2k wrote:Go for the eyes Boo! LOL
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Kilian HP 20/20 AC 19 (18 no shield)
Talin HP 29 AC 16
Tiana HP 11 AC 12 SP 8/8
Fido HP 9/9 AC 16
Anna HP 12/12 AC 15 (19 defensively)
Bruce HP 20/20 AC 16 (15 no shield)
Red Oak map
Red Oak loot
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Cats are epic. I would be super nice to it to make sure it doesn't run away.
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I can see the DM saying the cat wanders off, only to reappear later in the game as a diversion.black1blade wrote:Cats are epic. I would be super nice to it to make sure it doesn't run away.
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I would never let my cat come to any harm.
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LOL I could totally see this happening... Or the DM pretty much running it the way he feels like since cats don't listen for crap anyways...velkymx wrote:I can see the DM saying the cat wanders off, only to reappear later in the game as a diversion.black1blade wrote:Cats are epic. I would be super nice to it to make sure it doesn't run away.
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One of my players is playing a half-ogre. He got a really good reaction roll from a sabretooth kitten in SG1 or SG2, I forget, and now it's his pet. Only critter in the group that eats as expensively as the half-ogre... takes a lot of meat.
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