A freelance stalker out to settle his family debt. Big fan of long range rifles, exotic artifacts, and frog stew. AMA if you're curious about him. Art by my very good friend BigBoiTony.
I LOVE the drip for the Gunslinger armors, and I love the idea of turning your sidearm into more of a primary. But on higher difficulties I tend to go through my ammo way quicker than I feel like I should. I think that getting an ammo boost like Siege Ready does would go a long way towards making the playstyle that the passive encourages more viable.
Obviously fledgling vampires or newly fallen demons can get caught off guard and even overly zealous werewolves can let sufficiently planned out Hunters get the better of them every now and then.
But I'm curious, as my knowledge of Hunter lore isnt as thorough as my understanding of most of the other gamelines.
Are there any Hunters (individuals or small groups, e.g. none of the Orgs) that are infamous or powerful enough that supernaturals and monsters tend to avoid a fight with them? Of course anyone who is baseline human lacks the raw power inherent to most of their quarry, but surely SOME Hunters have built a rep by this point?
I have a friend who wants to run a game set in a stone age world. Low-magic, and all of the "races" would be reflavored into different proto-humans, if applicable. But we've hit a bit of a snag, as we aren't sure what system would be suitable for this. Some people say DND or Pathfinder but those systems are very magic-reliant especially at later levels and we would have to butcher them so heavily to get it to work with his vision that we might as well play something different anyway.
Thoughts? Advice? Suggestions?
I'm trying to come up with a good gish/spellblade/battlemage build for a future campaign. I know the obvious answer is "play bladesinger" but I would kind of like to play a class that can take more than a couple hits if for no other reason than I've already made a bladesinger wizard in the past. Thoughts? Suggestions?
Like I know it would probably be hard to implement and change dialogue with so many characters given how important the Dal Riata are to the story, but being able to roleplay one would be a lot of fun. Heck, you could be a Gunnvaldr survivor who was abroad when the village was attacked, or have been away from your people for so long that you aren't recognized as one by most.