Gl'Fnak (2e mark 2)

[TheGratefulNed]

Total points Highest Stat
85 17 x2

Str 14
Dex 17 +1(Transmuter 8)
Con 15
Int 17 +1(Thief 4)
Wis 13
Cha 9

Weapon Proficiencies +2 - Base, +1 - Int, +1 - Martial Instruction, +1 - Thief 4
Dart (1 WP)
Medium Blades (1 WP, Thief 4 slot)
Light Crossbow (1 Int slot)
Two-Handed Sword (Martial Instruction)

Non-weapon Proficiencies +3 - Base, +6 - Int, +1 - Kit bonus, +1 - Transmuter 3, +1 - Transmuter 6
Planar Direction Sense (PW Rogue bonus)
Planar Sense (1 NWP)
Rope Use (1 NWP)
Tumbling (1 NWP)
Astral Combat (1 Int slot)
Planar Survival: Limbo (2 Int slots)
Reading/Writing: Common (1 Int slot)
Spellcraft (1 Int slot)
Quickness (Transmuter 3 slot, Transmuter 6 slot)

Languages: Common*, Lower Planar Common

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Tiefling Abilities

Darkvision, 60'
Comprehend Languages 1/day
Blur 1/day
Summon Swarm 1/week
Charm Person 1/day
Half Damage from Electricity


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Thief Standard Abilities

Thieves receive a complement of skills which they can improve as they gain levels. At 1st level, a thief gains 60 percentage points to divide among his thieving skills (those marked with an asterisk). Whenever the thief gains a level, he receives another 30 percentage points.
* Pick pockets*
* Open locks*
* Find/remove traps*
* Hide in shadows*
* Move silently*
* Climb walls*
* Detect noise*
* Read languages*
* Forge documents*
* Bribe*
* Escape bonds*
Backstab - If a thief strikes a target from behind with surprise, the thief gains a +4 bonus on his attack roll, and the blow does additional damage.
Thieves’ cant - Thieves use slang terms when referring to their illegal operations. This lets them converse about such dealings in the open without others knowing what they are talking about.
Followers - The PC attracts followers at 9th level as per the PHB.
Scroll use - At 10th level, a thief can use magical spell scrolls as per the PHB.


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Transmuter Standard Abilities

Spells - opposition schools: Abjuration, Necromancy
Automatic Spell Acquisition - 1 Alteration spell in spell book at each new spell level
Bonus Spell - Memorize one additional Alteration spell per spell level
Learning bonus/penalty - +15% bonus to learn Alteration spells, -15% penalty to learn spells of all other schools.
Research bonus - When attempting to create a new Alteration spell, the spell is treated as though it were one level lower.
Saving throw bonus/penalty - +1 bonus when saving against Alteration, -1 penalty when others attempt to save against my Alteration spells
School bonuses - Following additional benefits based on chosen school
- Ability Requirements: Intelligence 9, Dexterity 15
- Opposition Schools: Abjuration, Necromancy
- 8th level: additional +1 vs. alteration
- 11th level: additional +1 vs. alteration

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XP: 40,000/108,700
RXP: 70,000/135,000
Class: Thief 7/Transmuter 8

(0)===Tiefling
+5 CPs
+5 Baatezu heritage - Tanar’ri react to the PC as though he is a Baatezu.
-10 Minor Fiendish powers I

(6)===Starting Int
+6 CPs - Int 17

(6)===Thief 1 7 HP
Thief Standard Abilities

(6)===Transmuter 1
Specialist Wizard Standard Abilities
+10 More opposition schools (Conjuration, Invocation/Evocation)
+15 Reduced spell progression - cancels out standard ability 'Bonus Spell'
-10 No components
-10 Armor
-5 Portal lock (Thief)

(1)===Thief 2 1d6 + 1 HP
+5 CPs
-10 Dimension Door

(2)===Transmuter 2
+1 CP

(0)===Thief 3 1d6 + 1 HP
+5 CPs
-7 Range Increase 50%

(1)===Transmuter 3
+1 CP

(6)===Thief 4 1d6 + 1 HP
+5 CPs
Weapon Proficiency

(7)===Stat Increase
+1 CP - raised Int to 18

(6)===Transmuter 4
+1 CP
-2 Casting Time Reduction

(1)===Thief 5 1d6 + 1 HP
+5 CPs
-10 Detect Illusion

(2)===Transmuter 5
+1 CP

(7)===Thief 6 1d6 + 1 HP
+5 CPs

(8)===Transmuter 6
+1 CP

(3)===Thief 7 1d6 + 1 HP
+5 CPs
-10 Specialty Bonus

(4)===Transmuter 7
+1 CP

(4)===Transmuter 8 1d4 + 1 HP
+5 CP
-5 Silence

[TheGratefulNed]

• Casting time reduction (2): Casting times of the specialist’s chosen school are reduced by 1 (to a minimum of 1).
  
• Range increase (7): All ranged spells from the specialist’s chosen school have their range increased by 50%.
  
• Specialty bonus (10): All spells in the wizard’s chosen school cast by the specialist are treated as if the wizard were two levels higher for purposes of damage, duration, etc.

• Detect illusion* (10): Thieves can see detect illusions within their line of sight, up to 90 feet away. They perceive the illusion as a translucent image, seeing through it as though it were a light mist.
  
• Dimension door (10): Berks about to get nabbed by the law usually wish they’d have planned some form of escape. Some planar thieves, usually Sigilian, have learned a sure-fire way to escape. Once a week, the PC can employ a dimension door. At 9th level, the PC can enact this ability once a day.
  
• Silence (5): Once a day, the thief can render himself silent as the 2nd-level priest spell silence 15’ radius, except only the thief is affected.

[TheGratefulNed]

Hit Point Rolls - are these minimum of half of hit die or just whatever is rolled?

Con 15
Thief 7
Transmuter 8

Th1 / Tr1 / Th2 / Tr2 / Th3 / Tr3 / Th4 / Tr4 / Th5 / Tr5 / Th6 / Tr6 / Th7 / Tr7 / Tr8

7 + (6d6+6) + (1d4+1)

7+[dice=6+1][dice=6+1][dice=6+1][dice=6+1][dice=6+1][dice=6+1][dice=4+1][rand=47356362695982723526096015082647441450043827667153763940341045031]

[Stix]

Minimum 1/2 HD, yes.

Original spell list:
1st
Read Magic (pp. 1-4)
Detect Magic (pp. 5-10)
Affect Normal Fires (pp. 11-12)
Jump (pp. 13-17)
Change Self (pp. 18-22)
Spider Climb (pp. 23-27) -- No components
Burning Hands (pp. 28-31)
Chromatic Orb (pp. 64-67)

2nd
Vocalize (pp. 32-33)
Invisibility (pp. 34-38)
Strength (pp. 39-40) -- No components
Wizard Lock (pp. 49-53)
Warp Sense (pp. 54-56)
Levitate (pp. 57-59)

3rd
Melf's Minute Meteors (pp. 41-43) -- No components
Wraithform (pp. 44-48)
Hold Person (pp. 60-63)
Dispel Magic (pp. 68-71)
Phantom Steed (pp. 72-76)