The undead posse
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@caa867d49d=Masume:
This type of undead is not quite your normal, average undead. (cause of infection was due to an ancient curse/poision from animated undead in the ancient ruins beneath norwick)
Basically, they shall appear fairly undead (eyes are whitened, teeth will sharpen to rend flesh, skin will be pale and brittle) however, they will not stink nor be stupid like your average zombie. Although they still want…FLESHHHHHH
Can you guys in the undead posse please set a quickslot or two with a 'undead hint' in case we're in conversation with you for a few minutes?
Also, if you take of your helmets, make sure you mention your character's appearance 'cause some people might not know from the forums who is undead-lookin'.
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@b83d988283=Baynoor:
Whoa, Grim is a zombie werewolf? That is a new one…I wonder what his CR is?
Grim isn't a werewolf.
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I don't remember if someone else mentioned this, so bear with me. Drinking a potion would not help an undead, as it is still positive energy, for those who cannot blast themselves with negative energy, a way to "devour" npc corpses and have a certain amount of HP restored would be interesting to see. Maybe the healing amount could be character level + creature CR / 2?
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Just because they are some sort of uber zombies doesnt mean they have to be smart Red
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:: chuckles ::
Just saw one of these zombies running their rotting tuckusses away from a pack of bandit dogs, then found the Monk/wererat/zombie's body surrounded by bandit officers.
You guys know those dogs can see invisible characters, right?
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@9809a7ef47=ArUlric:
Damn, just my luck. I think I must miss every plot in this world. Ten months here and not a one!
I wonder where they hide that cookie jar…
The Undead plot has been developping for some time. A couple of my characters participated in quests on the edge (Myth lead a group on a hunt for undead that may have given insight on a cure, for example). One of my characters even encountered four of the evil baddies wandering around, but he didn't know them on sight so he just wandered off to Peltarch (and died enroute).
Just keep your eyes and ears open, and join up with any large groups you see. Despite lagginess, most questing groups will be glad to have a few new members…
...since Magi never takes my suggestion to fireball everyone.
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Eating a corpse may be inconvenient if someone inteneded to be raised.
I've been hearing about this whole plot peripherally, went on a hunt for Railia once, but still don't have the greatest idea what's going on.
-Are the PC-zombies "rotting corpse, very obviously" undead, or just have some sort of negative-plane link and can pass for human? Do they stink like rotting corpses stink?
I can see that if the "Sons of Kyuss" want a new recruit, they're going to have to PK…but if someone suddenly smells rotting corpses, and sees people advancing on them that were left out three weeks past their expiration date, they should have some forewarning intstead of just having someone walk up and poleaxe them from behind.
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Damn, just my luck. I think I must miss every plot in this world. Ten months here and not a one!
I wonder where they hide that cookie jar…
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@57eb9e7672=Flinkie:
Also, by "zombify" the victum has to be alive. If we want normal slow-moving high-damage zombies, then we could use dead player corpses (of course the DM must be there to allow it, raise it, etc).
My apologies. I didn't know about your way of zombifying. What is the process? I might be able to come up with a nifty way to get you more "recruits".
@57eb9e7672:
What I want to know is, when we get the undead token, if some fool decides to run over, not asking for permission, heal us with cure light wounds (which would injure us even more)…
Make sure you test this first. I've tried a Cure Serious Wounds spell on a nearly dead Boneling (assuming it is Undead) and then saw its health actually increase. It appears not all undead are hurt by "Cure" spells in Narf.
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@7a7c356d48:
Maybe I'm missing something here but what is the difference between a Bandit's sword and a sword weilded by a PC?
No, you're not missing anything. A bandits sword could very well end our lives just as effectively as a PC's. Disregarding Flinkie's opinion that we can't be killed by npc's, our undead plot has just begun, meaning that our hideout isn't complete, we don't have the "undead" tokens we were to have. Basicly, we're PC's just like everyone else, rping that we're undead.
If we were to die before the story unfolds, that would defeat the whole purpose. Our crew should be keeping ourselves away from danger as much as possible, but what happens if something suddenly happens that we have no control over? In Rp sense, we could take care of the situation easilly, but without Dm support, we're bait.
Bringing to the dilemna that we're dead in game, but we could have prevented it in Rp.
….Alright, I have no idea what I just typed, wondering if it even answered your question! It's getting late over here, can't think straight, anyway, I hope it managed to clear at least something....zzzzz...
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@4d63dcf5be:
Except that monster deaths don't kill us, only players. Sure it's unrealistic, but its unrealistic how Raila got killed by some stupid bandit even though she's a uber-zombie (and how we can't raise any undead without Antman's support).
Correction on that, died an incredibly shameful death from a barking spider as my connection got cut. Grim was the one who was killed from the two officers.
@4d63dcf5be:
Does that mean we have to kill them? Because in order for me to actually become a full undead being I have to feed off others. But if that person doesn't join, does that mean he/she dies then? (he/she was pk'ed in order to be bitten, so death would have happened anyway, but we will try to zombify them more as a mercy thing).
Never actually thought of it that way. For an infected person to become fully undead, that person would have to feed of another living person. In effect, that would mean if the infected person doesn't infect another, he/she cannot be fully undead.
And about killing, its situational. We'll try to avoid needless killings as well as we can, since dying has been proven not to be fun at all. We can take other measures, such as imprisoning the person in our hideout for instance.
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Maybe I'm missing something here but what is the difference between a Bandit's sword and a sword weilded by a PC?
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@433aaefbe0:
But, if the person doesn't want to join us (even if we force him/her to) what do we do with the person if we brought him/her to our hideout? Can't just let him go, and I hate putting people in jail to rot (the fugue is better, seeing as you can go and respawn back in your home-town)
Like Mas said, its an on the spot decesion for the PC to join us or not, and this applies only when we are about to bite the PC. So, unless we didn't bite the person in the first place, we won't have a reason to drag the person to our hideout.
And I agree with the part of infected people being placed in jail. Meaning to say, people we bite, will disapear only to come back as part of our group. :lol:
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@06984662af:
Turns out perma-death only applies to actual PKs I believe, not silly monster deaths. Raila and Grim died before me, if perma-death applies, the undead posse (we need a better name) may be out of commission.
What? Whats the difference what kills your character? Is there a special method that has been set up that MUST be used to kill one of your crew? I'll understand if you don't want to post what that method is, should there be one but please confirm what Mas told you on this as I have been out of the loop for a few days.
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Isn't your character dead, flinkie?
