Generic (Totally orginal) Fantasy roleplay!

[Philote]

So far for potions I have: Fortitude, Health, Decay, Aggression, Fiery, and Frost

I need an idea for one more.

[jester_of_god]

Revive?

De agression"?

[Philote]

Revival type potion might be to strong, and not useful in a variety of situations.

De Aggression one isn't needed.

[jester_of_god]

...Mind control.

[GreenDay]

Poison? Acid? Explosive?

[Philote]

Decay is the acid one

A revive undead or mind control potion might be to much for my class style, I'll see what Zale says.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Well done.

I think this one is approval-worthy already. It seems pretty fair to me. You're a spellsword, meaning you have an even distribution of combat, magic, and magical-combat capabilities. I likes it.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

For a weaker one, you could do a smoke bomb type thing.

And then, maybe one you drink to put folks to sleep.

Others are also possible, as far as potions go, but maybe you could also handle how you DEAL with potions, like gaining the capability to discern the presence of poisons, or telling if the ingredients of foods contain potions...

[GreenDay]

A slight Transmutation Potion?

[Zaleramancer]

Marvelous_Miscreant wrote

Alright, tell me what needs to be changed on my skills. I'm not so great at making skills so I made some wierd skills to fill space.

Spellsword

Level 1: Sword Charge: Channels energy into his sword to increase damage and cutting power.

 A nice basic offensive power. Good.

Level 2: Call Sword: Allows the Spellsword to call his blade to himself with magic.

 Also good.

Level 3: Warrior’s Edge: Boosts strength and fighting skills temporarily

 How long would this last?

Level 4: Warrior’s Shield: Temporarily boosts defensive properties of the Spellsword.

 Same question as above.

Level 5: Triple slash: Allows the Spellsword’s blade attacks to strike three times from only one hit.

 Nice.

Level 6: Battle Cry: The Spellsword shouts a battle cry that temporarily frightens nearby enemies.

 Also nice.

Level 7: Flare: Casts a blinding flash of light to distract and blind enemies

 Debuffs are always nice.

Level 8: Increased Senses: Temporarily boosts the Spellsoword’s Senses to allow for amazing combat moves.

 I guess this is ok. Amazing combat moves need to be defined.

Level 9: Rally Call: Emits a call that causes allies to temporarily fight better.

 Good. Helping allies is always nice.

Level 10: Reflect: Temporarily reflects a fraction of damage back at the attacker.

 Good

Level 11: Blade Throw: The Spellsword throws his blade with pinpoint accuracy.

 I'm assuming you would use this and the second level one? Clever.

Level 12: Fire Blade: Allows the Spellsword to ignite his blade with flames to increase damage.

 Elemental damge. Good

Level 13: Magic Slash: Allows the Spellsword’s blade attacks to fire a slash of energy towards the enemy. (Power increases with leveling)

 Ranged attacks? Ok

Level 14: Lightning Blade: Allows the Spellword to channel electricity into his blade to increase damage.

 Elemental attacks are always good.

Level 15: Frost Blade:  Allows the Spellsword to channel cold into his blade to increase damage.

 The same as above.  

Level 16: Blade Ward: The Spellsword sticks his blade into the ground to provide a protective aura for his nearby allies.

 Nice party support.  

Level 17: Eagle Eye: Allows the Spellsword to magically see an enemy’s weak point.

 Good buff.  

Level 18: Big Blade: Increases the size of the Spellsword’s blade for a huge attack

 Cool

Level 19: Magic Blades: Temporarily summons two magic blades to assist in fighting. The magic blades float and fight on their own.

 Quite awesome.

Level 20: Blade Storm: Summons a small storm of magical blades to attack the enemy.

And good.

A nice well rounded class. Once we've discussed the cost for them, You'll be done.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Yeah, maybe a berserk potion like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Or a lycanthropy potion. Or a cure potion, that can not only heal illnesses, but also (at the higher levels) mend bones.

[GreenDay]

Again, just could you look over the changes I made?

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Alright.

[Philote]

This is what I have so far, Took much longer than I expected

Potion Summoner

1. Cauldron Shield
        (Primary Weapon)
2. Potion Summon: Fortitude
        (Potion for increasing the durability of items)
3. Warrior stance
        (Ability to switch between Offensive, Defensive, and other learned stances)
4.  Potion Bolt
        (Fires a potion bolt at target with different effect depending on potion)
5. Potion License I
        (Increases the amount of potions I’m allowed to have from clan)
6. Cauldron Defense
        (Uses cauldron to slightly absorb attacks, intercept attacks, and generally protect allies)
7. Potion Summon: Health
        (Heals wounds)
8. Potion Summon: Decay
        (Poisons target, and weakens them)
9. Herb skill
        (Ability to collect herbs, mostly to repay clan)
10. Cauldron Armor.
        (Plate Armor)
11. Potion Spread
        (Area of Effect ability depending on potion used)
12. Potion Summon: Frost
        (Each applications freezes target more, slowing them. Enough applications can completely freeze a target, amount needed to freeze targets varies.)
13. Potion Summon: Aggression
        (To be used on foes, to increase their aggression and make them focus on me instead of allies, and to lower intelligence)
14. Unstable Concoction
        (Mixes two potions to form a grenade)
15. Potion License II
        (Increases the amount of potions I’m allowed to have from clan)
16. Potion Summon: Fiery
        (Makes area potion is applied to burn those that it touches)
17. Potion Summon: Summon Undead
        (The liquid causes undead to be summoned from the area it is applied too)
18. Alchemic Mind
        (Channel the knowledge of my clan for a period, putting me in trance where I have increased ability)
19. Potion Storm
        (Summon several of one type of potion on a target)
20. Cauldron Summon
        (Summons a Cauldron that follows me and is filled with a certain potion, increasing effect)

[Zaleramancer]

Yes. Everything seems to be in order and you've even added #/day limits.



@ Jester

Either Illusions or nothing. No elemental manipulation.

[jester_of_god]

.....got it, what if I get rid of one of the other abilities like the last one which is basically filler at this point, and use that to add a level in Fire, wind and water manipulation that would never get any stronger than a mid sized ball of the element or using the wind to float.

[jester_of_god]

...........................................................................................................................I can both live with and work around that at the same time.

[Zaleramancer]

Wrath of the DM
Evocation
Level: Sor/Wiz 10
Components: S
Casting Time: Free action
Range: limitless
Target: One character
Duration: Instantaneous
Saving Throw: Fortitude half
Spell Resistance: no

The DM sets down his Coke and looks determindly at the character. Suddenly, a pillar of destruction strikes down the character with righteous fury. That's what happens when you piss off the guy who is in charge of the Universe.

Wrath of the DM causes a pillar of devastating power to strike a single character anywhere in the game (but usually one who the DM can see on the battle map). The spell deals 1d20+1 damage per DM's caster level, with a Fortitude save for half. A DM is considered to be level 20,000 and have a 20,000 in all ability scores for the purposes of Wrath of the DM

[Celadon's Penultimate]

You are allowed to be fairly powerful, just as long as you don't go all Avatar like Aang did in the second to last episode of Avatar (when he whooped the hell out of Ozai and took away his bending).

[jester_of_god]

Threats have no affect on me, and I wouldn't give a good enough reason for you to invoke that in the first place.