Wishlist

[thaelis]

Well, u asked for it Doubtful so don't regret it... �� Seriously though I will try and keep it brief and simple.

Ordered from most desired wish to least desired:
1. Knowledge skills more accessible. My Cleric of Chauntea should not have to spend 20 of their already meager skill points for 10 ranks in Knowledge (nature).

2. Remove Lore. It is redundant with Knowledge/Spellcraft, and players with few skill points are often tempted to use it as Knowledge in RP, which is total BS.

3. Spell revisions: even if just Mage Armor and Improved Mage Armor were fixed to not stack with armor I'd be ecstatic. Increase damage of offensive spells slightly, or make HP/level = average instead of max. Limit the number of Isaac's missiles that can hit a single target, or make craftable magic damage resistance items (resistance 5 only, and make them difficult to craft).

http://sundren.org/forum/showthread.php?t=23150

4. Elf bonus feat: Races were converted to Pathfinder a while back but Elves didn't get their racial Spell Penetration feat, so are now worse casters than Sapiens.

5. Remove Still Spell as a prerequisite feat for Eldritch Knight. If I choose to make a lightly armored EK then I'm already taking a large AC penalty, and the prereq. feels like a gratuitous punishment for not wearing full plate.

6. Remove that ridiculous feat that lets you add your Con bonus to Will saves, or at least limit it to a max. of +4 bonus (which is already twice as good as Iron Will).

Ok, biased rant over

[Doubtful]

1, agreed
2, can't due to hardcoded mechanics.
3, would be nice, but unlikely at this stage unless we get someone step up to take on the spell revision task.
4, but that could make elves useful casters
5, Will discuss changing still for another feat.
6, which one, the one you can only take at character creation?

[thaelis]

I think it's called Steadfast Determination? Of course, there would be an uproar if it was removed, since any Fighter in their right mind has this feat.

[Doubtful]

Yeah, it's a two feat burn and is con instead of wis.

Doesn't seem staggeringly broken to me given the likely classes low will saves.

[jarlexel]

Steadfast determination is just really cool for fighters, them being weak on saves. it also makes you not fail a fort save by rolling a 1. I know Doubt does not like that part.

My fighter took a 8 wisdom to match my RP, So that feat was really helpful.

[Redjack]

Fix implosion. The caster needs to be allowed saves. In it's current version it is auto die spell.

[AusGre]

These Hairstyles would be great to have:
https://neverwintervault.org/project...ine-hairstyles

Also, these heads would be great to have:
http://www.nexusmods.com/neverwinter2/mods/212/?

Thanks,
AusGre

[thaelis]

I'm gonna sneakily add another to the list!

6: For some reason Sun Elves in Sundren had their +2 Dexterity replaced with +2 Wisdom. It's quite weird and doesn't really seem to fit the lore (they make better Druids than Wood or Moon Elves, despite being the only Elves that don't habitually live in the woods).

Instead of the two sub-races having different ability bonuses, maybe Sun Elves could have the following:
- Lose Elven +2 Spot/Listen/Search bonus
- Gain +2 Sense Motive/Concentration

Sun Elves usually grow up in cities, where political and social intrigue is far more common. They also put more emphasis on practicing an art to perfection rather than learning on the fly, as their Moon Elf cousins are more wont to do.

This is just my random thoughts...I'm sure no one has the time to make a new feat or edit the race tables anyway

[Kasso]

6: For some reason Sun Elves in Sundren had their +2 Dexterity replaced with +2 Wisdom. It's quite weird and doesn't really seem to fit the lore (they make better Druids than Wood or Moon Elves, despite being the only Elves that don't habitually live in the woods).

Better Clerics, perhaps the ultimate Wizard/Cleric theurges, more willpower. Sun Elves as a race are said to worship the Seldarine more then any other elven group, and have the most complex rituals associated with such. I thought the change was fitting and made sense given this background.

[thaelis]

Heh, I guess I've always just thought of them as more calculating, and Moon elves as the more social ones.

I think of Wisdom as someone's emotional intelligence (as well as perception/willpower obviously) e.g. knowing how someone is feeling, if they are lying etc

But yeah, I realize Sun elves believe they have a special connection to the Seldarine, but I still think if anyone were to get a Wis bonus it would be Wood elves. They are the real hunter-gatherers after all, they should be most reliant on their 'gut' and least on rationalizing.