Quezicotal monk
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 2:48 am
hopefull i'll be able to make sense of my thoughts on this- but here goes:
For the non-humanoid races: Dragon, and Fireborn, one of the greatest 'advantages' is that they can take the monk class with no disadvantages- they allready can't weild weapons. Taking the monk class gives them access to the very very impressive mediation ability which allows a spellcaster to regenerate manna like how a priest regenerates grace, with a simple skill application.
On to the quezicotal- it's like a dragon, but with natural levitation, and the ability to weild weapons; at the cost of the draconic abilities (aspected claws, natural fire breath, etc) and access to the dragon guild. It could technically be a monk, but this makes it give up the only advantage it got over bieng a dragon in exhcnage for the meditation ability (It also kinda rules out worshiping Gaea, but having weapons enchanted by the various gods makes up for that). This makes the quezicotal a 'bad choice' from a strictly stat based perspective against the dragon since there are more negatives to palying a quezicotal then there are to a dragon.
My sugested remedy is that a Quezicotal monk should ignore the normal 'equip no weapons' restriction, or possibly that there should be a 'second' monk class that equips weapons, but no armor, avalible to all.
For the non-humanoid races: Dragon, and Fireborn, one of the greatest 'advantages' is that they can take the monk class with no disadvantages- they allready can't weild weapons. Taking the monk class gives them access to the very very impressive mediation ability which allows a spellcaster to regenerate manna like how a priest regenerates grace, with a simple skill application.
On to the quezicotal- it's like a dragon, but with natural levitation, and the ability to weild weapons; at the cost of the draconic abilities (aspected claws, natural fire breath, etc) and access to the dragon guild. It could technically be a monk, but this makes it give up the only advantage it got over bieng a dragon in exhcnage for the meditation ability (It also kinda rules out worshiping Gaea, but having weapons enchanted by the various gods makes up for that). This makes the quezicotal a 'bad choice' from a strictly stat based perspective against the dragon since there are more negatives to palying a quezicotal then there are to a dragon.
My sugested remedy is that a Quezicotal monk should ignore the normal 'equip no weapons' restriction, or possibly that there should be a 'second' monk class that equips weapons, but no armor, avalible to all.