Come on you homosexual demon!

No, my pet demon is doing that.

Apparently, I only THOUGHT I was joking…

It’s better than JAN and Dean slash, you gotta admit that.

Well, I have to admit that I hadn’t thought about just WHAT they were doing in the car when they went off Deadman’s Curve, but now it just won’t go away…

Well, since there was already Kirk/Spock, Aubrey/Maturin, and Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan slash, I figured it applied to everybody.

Nope. Exorcizing demons works like Turn Undead (or which it is a feat, given by the Good cleric domain) : the only defense against it is having more hit dice than the cleric, no saving throw at all.

Since Jesus is pretty Epic, and he’s got Charisma up the wazoo, by my calculations he can probably turn about 35 Hit Dice worth of demons (of an individual maximum level of 22, 24 maybe) per turn. He could do more than that with some decent gear, but he’s got his whole ascetic thing going, so I guess that’s out. He’d probably flog his Charisma gear to Mary-Magdalene anyway.
The thing is, he only destroys them outright if they’re half his level or less, otherwise they just flee or are stunned for 1 minute tops. What’s the ECL of a homosexual possession ?

Does slash fall under rule 34?

Wouldn’t Jesus, at bare minimum, be a Demigod? Now I know there’s no hard and fast requirements for levels vs godhood, but I’d say assuming that big-G is really Ao (and that’s probably a reasonable assumption in this particular er… campaign setting) a half-Celestial born of him and a pre-chosen mother would likely be very powerful anyway, and given the modern state of worship has ascended to a pretty high divine rank regardless. He could probably exorcise a NI amount with a NI amount of hit-dice. What we really need to do is compare the scores of his Clerics/Priests, perhaps it would be easiest to start with the Pope and work our way down the chain, then start working on protestants by comparison (starting with Historical Figures like Martin Luther perhaps).

Maybe, but I’m already out of my depth with the regular Epic rules, don’t ask me about Deities & Demigods :smiley:

Woo! I’ve always wanted to be a god!

I don’t know how the Pope would measure up, but perhaps a nephilim would give some way to relate a son of God to man.

That does not even consider the Holy Spirit of God that Jesus has.

Oh god, the magic system of Nephilim is even more obscure and convoluted than garden variety D&D. I can voodoo my way through Rolemaster, but Nephilim is where I don’t trod. One afternoon to merely create a char is just… no.

I’ve always had a soft spot for convoluted character creation mechanics. I always liked Twilight 2000’s character creation. Did you ever play that? The characters are soldiers in post World War III Europe. Anyway, to create a character, after rolling your stats, you pick a career which gives you specific skills. Then you roll to see if war’s broken out. If it hasn’t, you pick another career, giving you more skills, and keep repeating until you’ve rolled that war has broken out. Then you figure out how old your character is, based on the number of career turns you’ve had, and adjust your stats accordingly.

In Soviet Russia, homosexual demon come on YOU!

Cool, I am totaly using this to name WOW characters from now on. :smiley:

It doesn’t have Flibbertigibbet on it, though. I guess Shakespeare made that one up so it’s not a real demon name, but I’ve always liked it, ever since it was an occasional childhood nickname of mine.

ETA: It does contain the name Furfur, though. I’m going to start calling the cats that when they are bad.

kanicbird, are you listening? I am telling you to shut the hell up in the name of Jesus and he’s living inside me so you have to do it.

Bless your heart in the name of Jesus and praise the Lord.

Clearly this whole casting out in the name of Jesus doesn’t work in the slightest. (Though I suppose it becomes questionable wether it works on non-demons - though by his own beliefs kanicbird is a false god.)

I don’t know about that, but he’s certainly a moron.

Not a false god, just a lower-case god, for example

Remember, don’t put any of those before the upper-case God, or you might turn gay. Who knew capitalization could be so important to the condition of your immortal soul?

If you have any doubt as to which type of being you are about to pray or make a blood sacrifice to, just ask “Are you the Lord God that gives kanicbird revelations directly, or some other supernatural being, or Fred from across the street?” They have to tell you, it’s The Rules. Except your neighbor Fred, he’s quite the joker.