“The build relies on a particular interpretation of the Manipulate Form ability, which allows the user to raise a stat on another character to the same level as the user’s corresponding stat. Pun-Pun can only attain apotheosis if this refers to the user’s modified stat: the infinite-stats exploit only works if Pun-Pun can (1) give himself a stat bonus, (2) raise his familiar’s stat to the same level (permanently), (3) command his familiar to use Manipulate Form on Pun-Pun, raising Pun-Pun’s stat permanently, 40 goto 10.”
Researching D&D loopholes, I found this explanation of Pun-Pun the omnipotent level-1 kobold with a beautiful geek-pidjin button.
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My friend Rick Lacy, a cartoonist and video game designer, designed and drew my character from our D&D game. Pictured: Heavy flail, keg of dwarven ale.
Is this awesome Y/Y
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The Philip Seymour Hoffman Alignment Chart, by Nick Douglas (click or check tags for movie titles)
Technically, his Doubt role is just as likely Lawful Good.
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