I'm sure this has been asked before, but after searching through the forums, I couldn't find it anywhere so I figured I would just ask. I apologize for the repost...
I have physical books because DDB wasn't a thing yet. Is there any way to get the content onto DDB without having to buy it again? I'm willing to type it in myself and just never hit the publish button... I just don't want to get in trouble if that is not allowed. Hopefully, somebody can shed some light on this for me. Thanks!
Definitely Lokist Nailo, a half-elf sorcerer with a fiery passion!
He grew up being disliked by both elves and humans because he was a half-elf. Cliche, yes. He became an entertainer and often tried to make friends by performing mundane magic tricks like making a dove appear (albeit, sometimes it was dead) or juggling fireballs (to the unfortunate end of several taverns). His draconic bloodline and desire to be loved eventually forced him to convince an army of kobolds that, because they worshiped a dragon and he had dragon blood, they should also worship him. Somehow, they agreed.
Throughout his travels, Lokist became friends with a cleric named Jandar. While in desperate need to find a ship, Lokist put Jandar's shoulder and teleported them both onto one they could see off-shore. After being attacked by the crew, Jandar ended up parting the water beneath the ship Moses-style, causing it to plummet to the sea-floor below, just as Lokist teleported them both back to the shore.
Hands-down, my favorite character I have ever played. I hope to bring him into another campaign in the future. Some of my favorite D&D stories happened while playing that guy. Good times... good times...
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I'm sure this has been asked before, but after searching through the forums, I couldn't find it anywhere so I figured I would just ask. I apologize for the repost...
I have physical books because DDB wasn't a thing yet. Is there any way to get the content onto DDB without having to buy it again? I'm willing to type it in myself and just never hit the publish button... I just don't want to get in trouble if that is not allowed. Hopefully, somebody can shed some light on this for me. Thanks!
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Definitely Lokist Nailo, a half-elf sorcerer with a fiery passion!
He grew up being disliked by both elves and humans because he was a half-elf. Cliche, yes. He became an entertainer and often tried to make friends by performing mundane magic tricks like making a dove appear (albeit, sometimes it was dead) or juggling fireballs (to the unfortunate end of several taverns). His draconic bloodline and desire to be loved eventually forced him to convince an army of kobolds that, because they worshiped a dragon and he had dragon blood, they should also worship him. Somehow, they agreed.
Throughout his travels, Lokist became friends with a cleric named Jandar. While in desperate need to find a ship, Lokist put Jandar's shoulder and teleported them both onto one they could see off-shore. After being attacked by the crew, Jandar ended up parting the water beneath the ship Moses-style, causing it to plummet to the sea-floor below, just as Lokist teleported them both back to the shore.
Hands-down, my favorite character I have ever played. I hope to bring him into another campaign in the future. Some of my favorite D&D stories happened while playing that guy. Good times... good times...