Originally posted by The RenegadeSpoiler:
Did they leave it open to the viewer, like they did in the book? Does he find the bricks, check the gun, and then goes toward the "silent trees?" I thought that was brilliant. How do you botch that?I didn't even know there was an adaptation, to be honest.
Rutger Hauer and Miranda Richardson starred. The ending was, without spoiling much,
Spoiler:
less vague and more optimistic for Charlie. The narrator turns out to be her son with March.
Regarding regular bears:
Technically, PCs get to roll (or, in point-buy, assign), and Bears would be -8 Int, -4 Cha, +2 Wis on the mental stats. Even using the non-elite array you could get a functional PC
And consider the possibility of an awakened bear who rolled very well on its 3d6 INT generation.
I went to see Bad Neighbors instead. Hilarious movie.
Originally posted by NemeBro
You rarely fight just one guy though. And what if they have AOE attacks? Also, monster classes alone are not enough to compensate for the fact that you are likely several class levels below the rest of the party to compensate for the starting physical advantage.Frankly though... How did he make this bear PC? I am pretty sure there are no rules for it, and more importantly their intelligence is capped at like a 2, unless it's an animal companion, but if it's an animal companion it can't take levels in bluff. This sounds like a case of outright breaking the rules.
Dude, who cares? Homebrew that shit. It doesn't matter if you bend the rules as long as you have fun.
Originally posted by NephthysWell, the point of the posted joke that started this discussion was that a player was essentially getting over on their GM by abusing game mechanics to pull off something that was dumb but mechanically possible.
I went to see Bad Neighbors instead. Hilarious movie.Dude, who cares? Homebrew that shit. It doesn't matter if you bend the rules as long as you have fun.
What's been established is that what the player thought was mechanically possible really... isn't. The GM would have to house-rule and make exceptions in order for a bear PC to work in a standard game of DnD. In short...
Originally posted by Tzeentch
/wetblanket
Ultimecia is such a boss. What a fantastic speech.
"You all ****ing suck, you detestable vermin." :forces crowd to cheer with magic:
"Yaaaaaay!"
"You've hated me for decades yet now you cheer for me like the cattle you are."
"Wooooooo!"
"I am you ruler now." :rips out the presidents heart on stage:
"We love you Edea!"
"STFU! My reign of terror begins now!"
:cheering intensifies:
So Gareth Edwards (the director of Godzilla) is directing a Star Wars spin off film.
http://starwars.com/news/gareth-edwards-and-gary-whitta-onboard-for-star-wars-stand-alone-film.html