"Whadda ya mean, Orcs get levels too?!?"

"Whadda ya mean, Orcs get levels too?!?"

"Whadda ya mean, Orcs get levels too?!?"

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The ghost's corrupting touch attack does slightly more damage in v3.5. I moved his weapon attacks down to the segment about ethereal opponents since they can’t harm material foes even when he manifests. The staff acts as a +2 quarterstaff when used as a weapon (this was left out in the original text). The masterwork attack bonus from the bolts and crossbow don’t stack in v3.5.

Senshock seemed to be missing at 4 skill points, assuming he took an Int raise at 4th and 8th level (and it could be up to 14 if not). In addition, Scry is no longer a skill in v3.5. His class skills have been maxed out with 2 points going into Hide and Listen cross-class.

He is also missing a feat: 4 for levels + 1 for humanity + 1 bonus Wiz + Scribe Scroll. Since we’re assuming he took the Int raises, the Spell Mastery with 4 spells could only have been taken for his 9th level feat. He’s missing his Wiz bonus feat then. I gave him Craft Wondrous Item to avoid much change, but Empower or Heighten Spell would be more effective in an encounter.

Note that Monte suggests that he can’t re-memorize spells as a ghost (see the main text of RT26 and no spellbook is given here), so you’d have to adjust his ‘permanent’ memory above if you want to use metamagics. However, without a book, we wonder if he can technically re-memorize at all. The issue of material components and their replenishment by a ghost spellcaster is also a problem without much guidance from the core rules. He becomes a much less interesting and potent NPC with these technical limitations, however. In this case, taking Spell Mastery for the missing feat (limit of three spells) would be the best option.

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Edited by: ZansForCans  at: 12/15/03 11:21 pm