Clyaette has a charisma of 20+. This gives her a charm factor when she enters a room. All who see her must roll a save against charm. Timon missed his roll (lol).
*Blink* This is aD&D, you can't have 20+ stats as a PC unless you are a god. The stats I gave for Helm are based on aD&D stats, where 19 is just about the highest you can get without being a god. If that is changed, I'm going to have to redo Helm's stats. Or is that strength only?
Do not be too disappointed when you see Timon's reaction to Helm's presence. Timon is in his position for his brains and charisma (not to mention the king trusts him however foolishly), not his strength. He has commanded soldiers far beyond Helm's level. Rank does not always follow merit. Besides Timon is usually very hard to excite (unless charmed).
OK, understood about that, but what the heck is a 15th level character, NPC or PC doing commanding epic level characters? Max level is 20 for all classes, anything beyond is epic level. Level 20 characters, as I'm sure you know, are living legends, and anyone is going to be impressed upon meeting one. Even Timon. He would certainly know who Helm was, and have more of a response than "I've met his kind before". Shoot, the king's lucky Helm even responded to his summons.
I wasn't actually expecting him to faint, but Helm is half expecting it, because he is a half-ogre, and a barbarian, and is expecting the effeminate elven city man who almost fainted at the sight of a girl to be even more impressed with him.
Also, Helm is not nearly as pretty as Clyaette (lol).
LOL, true.
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