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Sirrion's Krynnly form?

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#1
Nived
Oct 05, 2003 0:40:59 I'm currently DMing a game where after the introduction of an NPC half the gameing group has been converted to the religion of Sirrion (Really not my intent, just one of those things).

The Human Monk see's fire as an idealic metaphor on which to base his new monastary.

The Dwarven Fighter... well he loves fire, he relies on his emotions more than his head... and he did find a +1 Flaming Heavy Flail in an earlier adventure which he now considers a 'sign'.

Then there's the new addition to the party who is a... wouldn't you know it a Cleric of Sirrion.

Now only the Wizard doesn't follow Sirrion... but as often as he fireballs things... well anyway.

Which the game approching double digits in levels I'm considering perhaps having them run into the earthly guise of Sirrion. Oh I wont tell them who it is... I'm just looking to have a Fizban/Dougan Redhammer type momment. Trouble is, I don't recall having ever run into an early form of Sirrion in my reading, if I have I don't recall it.

If the God of Fire has made an apearace in a flesh suit could someone point me towards what I need to read. If not... well I wouldn't mind any suggestions you might have for a personality.
#2
baron_the_curse
Oct 05, 2003 5:21:04 Sirrion's prefer manifestation is fire. In the Tales of the Lance his “fleshly” avatar form is described a man with flaming hair, eyebrows, and beard, wearing robes that change color in the same fashion as flames. He wields a two-handed flaming-tongue sword.

It’s pretty cool actually, the avatar stats are also provided, which should be a breeze to convert to 3.5, specially if your using the Deities and Demigods book.
#3
Nived
Oct 05, 2003 10:42:44 Thanks, though I think I'd change the two handed sword to a Heavy Flail... which according to the new source books is his favored weapon.
#4
baron_the_curse
Oct 05, 2003 15:12:26 I think they went with the sword because by 2nd Edition AD&D that qualified as a flame-tongue weapon. Third Edition is so much more flexible now just about any weapon can have the flame-tongue properties

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#1 Nived Oct 05, 2003 0:40:59	I'm currently DMing a game where after the introduction of an NPC half the gameing group has been converted to the religion of Sirrion (Really not my intent, just one of those things). The Human Monk see's fire as an idealic metaphor on which to base his new monastary. The Dwarven Fighter... well he loves fire, he relies on his emotions more than his head... and he did find a +1 Flaming Heavy Flail in an earlier adventure which he now considers a 'sign'. Then there's the new addition to the party who is a... wouldn't you know it a Cleric of Sirrion. Now only the Wizard doesn't follow Sirrion... but as often as he fireballs things... well anyway. Which the game approching double digits in levels I'm considering perhaps having them run into the earthly guise of Sirrion. Oh I wont tell them who it is... I'm just looking to have a Fizban/Dougan Redhammer type momment. Trouble is, I don't recall having ever run into an early form of Sirrion in my reading, if I have I don't recall it. If the God of Fire has made an apearace in a flesh suit could someone point me towards what I need to read. If not... well I wouldn't mind any suggestions you might have for a personality.
#2 baron_the_curse Oct 05, 2003 5:21:04	Sirrion's prefer manifestation is fire. In the Tales of the Lance his “fleshly” avatar form is described a man with flaming hair, eyebrows, and beard, wearing robes that change color in the same fashion as flames. He wields a two-handed flaming-tongue sword. It’s pretty cool actually, the avatar stats are also provided, which should be a breeze to convert to 3.5, specially if your using the Deities and Demigods book.
#3 Nived Oct 05, 2003 10:42:44	Thanks, though I think I'd change the two handed sword to a Heavy Flail... which according to the new source books is his favored weapon.
#4 baron_the_curse Oct 05, 2003 15:12:26	I think they went with the sword because by 2nd Edition AD&D that qualified as a flame-tongue weapon. Third Edition is so much more flexible now just about any weapon can have the flame-tongue properties