Wears Mithril Shirt (AC Bonus +5), Bracers of Armor +5, Lesser Ring of Power, Ring of Fortitude +5, Belt of Guiding Light, Scarab of Protection +4, Boots of Striding +4, Nymph Cloak +4. Draws Angurvadal if attacked. Member of the Harpers and the Lords of Waterdeep.
Class2
Rogue / 05
Class1
Fighter / 08
Challenge Rating
11
Level1
08
Level2
05
AC
18
Race
Human
NPC
Yes
Attacks
Angurvadal (Flame Tongue)
HD / HP
13 HD / 108 HP
Damage
1d8 + 1d6 fire + 2
Feats
Power Attack, Alertness, Cleave, Improved Critical (Longsword), Point Blank Shot, Two-weapon Fighting, Weapon Focus (Longsword), Weapon Proficiency (Simple/Martial/Exotic/Rogue), Armor Proficiency (Light/Medium/Heavy), Great Fortitude, Shield Proficiency, Toughness, Evasion, Quick to Master, Sneak Attack (3d6), Uncanny Dodge I
Mirt the Moneylender served as a successful mercenary general and adventurer before settling down in Waterdeep and opening a money-lending business. Players can lend money from him by paying an amount of experience points equal the the amount of gold borrowed. If and when you return the money, 90% of the experience points are returned.
Posted by elchip ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-11-05 11:05:00
I was considering the idea of giving back all of the exp if
110% of the gold was paid back. However, the current
implementation was what I originally thought up, and I
don't have time to tweak with the script right now.
As for the XP taken, this is mainly for lower-level
characters (higher level characters rarely need gold), and
I figured that at lower levels, exp and gold are probably
roughly interchangable, which is why I kept the 1:1 ratio.
If you think there is a better way to do this, please post
your thoughts in the thread. I want to provide the best
possible "product"...
Posted by oddbod ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-11-05 10:51:00
Interesting idea, using XP as collateral. But it doesn't
seem like enough when a higher-level player does it. I
mean, what's 1000XP to a lvl 20? Although I suppose 1000G
isn't taht much to a lvl 20 either.
Anyway, what about doubling the XP, but returning it all if
they pay the gold back with interest?
yeah, ok, I could change it myself. I'm just wondering what
others think of the idea.
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