Holy Damage

[Zeofar]

Not only that, but why Dimensional weapons? Isn't that more in the field of a Planewalker, Psionist, or some kind of dimensional/plane traveler?

[Fredd]

Lol Arilou, I don't think Raks like anyone.
Back to the thread, if they tweaked bless for weapons, it could probably serve the same purpose, Theris. Or create silvered weapons for anti-demon , and undead killing.

[Zeofar]

Holy damage is a good idea, but the way you presented it isn't very good.

And to clear up Rakshasa, they are Demonic, but not inherently evil (Well, DnD says otherwise, but I think thats just stupid, and considering thats based on things in other parts of DnD that have nothing to do with Wyvern, It doesn't matter) but whether or not they are good, Holy Damage would hurt them.

As for shapeshifting, I think (If ever implemented) that it should be gained at level 25, with one or two forms, one being the primal version of their certain race (Like say, a Rakshasa Panther could turn into a Panther) with negatives in magic but gained damage, speed, and strength. Although that'd probably be abused for the gain in damage and monks would always fight like that (Which really doesn't seem RP like, to me), so that wouldn't work either.

[Zeofar]

Demonsbane and Devilsbane don't ring a bell at all? <!-- s:roll: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_rolleyes.gif" alt="Rolling Eyes" title="Rolling Eyes" /><!-- s:roll: -->
Besides, Demons are unholy whether or not they are good or evil, it just works that way.

[Zeofar]

We know about that Wi. For the idea, I've always imagined it as spells, and not specific &quot;Holy&quot; weapons.

[Narhalles]

I dunno..... level 10 pixie swordsman with 10 life can kill a xippe when he uses life blade.

[Narhalles]

well, xippes are cut resistand. And I first started killing them at level 8.

[halldor]

I have to say, Arilou, that the Wyvern explanation of Rakshasas doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. According to Google's cache of the website:

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Rakshasas are all proud and solitary creatures. Quick to anger, quick to forgive, and extremely loyal, they embody the noble warrior spirit while maintaining their demonic heritage.
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How can a they be &quot;noble warriors&quot; and &quot;demons&quot; at the same time? The two descriptions seem mutually exclusive. I can't think of any examples of noble demons.

I'm happy to grant whatever backstory the Wyvern Authorities want, so long as it makes sense.

[Zeofar]

Its made perfect sense to me the entire time, without any special explanations. But if you really need one, think of them as lions. Savage and noble at the same time, without any quandaries between the two traits. Simple enough? If you really need a longer explanation, I'll give it to you, but I think that should suffice.