Dreamboat / Tommy Foreman / Promotion to Black Wheel Footman - DONE

Zool

@Soothsayer said in Dreamboat / Tommy Foreman / Promotion to Black Wheel Footman:

Active player pushing independent plots

Heard cool things so probly gonna hit yes here. Read his plot ticket, definately doing more and in interesting ways than most- so yeah

Could I hear more about these independtant plots though? Interested, does he have more plans beyond the soup kitchen?

Soothsayer

@Zool

Independent plots was including his soup kitchen thing and trying to lead a rebellion to take over the noble district. Consistenly sowing discord between the nobles and common folk. Perhaps 'Independent plots' wasn't the best wording.

Soothsayer

Putting this in 24hr confirmation

Mr.Moloch

@Soothsayer Made second tier loot for the faction (just copied tier one stuff, added a shoulder pauldron for a visual difference and +1 AC to everything for now).

Soothsayer

@Mr-Moloch @folklore Can if someone can grab Tommy for this it would be appreciated. I'm now out the countr6 for 10 days!

folklore

@Soothsayer yep will nab him

Is a spear with Silence 1/day too strong? Wanted to have a heretic The Silence vibe with it to stir up some conflict

Balladeer

@folklore

No. It’s make a +1d4 slash, +1 ab, +3 perform and silence 1 a day. That’s decent and fair for a bard.

Mr.Moloch

@Balladeer

A weapon with a second level/day item is DM loot territory; so not an issue. Make it flat enhancement bonus and you're solid.

I'd like to move AWAY from d4 damage items here slowly but surely. We don't want +3 enhancement weapons but toss out weapons with +3 average damage like candy (sure they're not as good since they don't bypass DR or give the +15% to hit but they're still way too common).

folklore

@Mr-Moloch ok - what would be a good alternative to the 1d4 slashing?

Mr.Moloch

@folklore +1 enhancement it bypasses DR and gives +1 damage so you're trading 2 damage on average to bypass DR (which will be getting more useful as I fix more NPCs who should have it.)

folklore

Done and dusted.