Gord the Rogue 3.5 Stats?

[Emirikol]

Anybody got an estimate on the 3.5 stats & levels of GOrd the Rogue (Gygax)?

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[Hypersmurf]

Anybody got an estimate on the 3.5 stats & levels of GOrd the Rogue (Gygax)?

Well, at the start of Saga of Old City, he probably barely qualifies as a Com1...

-Hyp.

 

[Mouseferatu]

...and by the end of the series, you'd need Deities and Demigods to stat him up.

 

[Evilhalfling]

Yes pick a time, how bout the end of sag of old city -
anyone have his original stats?
how bout s-14 dx-18 cn-13 int-12, ws-10, ch-12
+2 short sword
+1 admantium dagger

 

[Hypersmurf]

+1 admantium dagger

Adamantine.

In D&D, the metal is Adamantine.

-Hyp.

 

[grodog]

anyone have his original stats?

Note that these are 1e stats, without any increases for level advancements, etc. They appear on pages 349-352 of Saga of Old City, in case anyone's curious:

Gord of Greyhawk (aka, Black Cat)
Str 17 Int 16 Wis 14 Dex 18 Con 16 Cha 15 Com 14

skills: disguise; +1/+1 with short sword and/or dagger, with no multiweapon penalty when used together; proficient in crossbow;

gear: elfin chain +1, amulet against detection & location, sword +4 (with special abilities from text: grants infravision, dispels illusion, etc.), dagger that ignores metal in armor when determining AC; cats-eye ring (minor artifact)

I hope that helps!

 

[dead]

Adamantine.

In D&D, the metal is Adamantine.

-Hyp.

It used to be Adamantite, didn't it?

 

[Hypersmurf]

It used to be Adamantite, didn't it?

Not in 3E, but you're easily forgiven for thinking so, given that the spelling did appear on one of the tables in the 3E PHB. (Everywhere else it appeared in 3E it said "Adamantine", so it's almost certain that the single instance of "Adamantite" was a mistake.)

-Hyp.

 

[dead]

Not in 3E, but you're easily forgiven for thinking so, given that the spelling did appear on one of the tables in the 3E PHB. (Everywhere else it appeared in 3E it said "Adamantine", so it's almost certain that the single instance of "Adamantite" was a mistake.)

-Hyp.

No not in 3E. In 1E and 2E.

 

[monboesen]

Theres no doubt that Gord was a true powergamers wet dream. Most likely mainly Rogue levels with a smattering of Fighter and as shown above stats out the bazoo. Load up on the traditional Thief skills (balance, bluff, climb, diplomacy, disable device, disguise, hide, jump, listen, move silently, open lock, search, sleight of hand and tumble), add the two-weapon fighting line of feats and you would be just about there.

At later in his career you will need some sort of template to simulate his catlord derived abilities. Should include bonuses to skills, dex and free ressurection 8 times.