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Shiftkitty wrote:

Well, as a type of elf, 30 levels of adventuring might seem long to a human, but for an elf I imagine it would be "Is that all there is?"

"Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die".

Nah, "Will to Live On" has a better D&D sound to it.

I've got this one fighter PC who took Eternal Seeker because nothing else fit quite right. He had a troubled background. His father died in the recent war. His father's best buddy, a confirmed bachelor, honored his friend's request to look after his family. After a suitable period of time, he married the PCs mother and they had a daughter. Then the children were orphaned by a fire. A lord adopted the daughter and the PC escaped the orphanage to go be with her. She was all he had left after all. The lord took him in and put him to work in the stables while the girl worked in the manor house. Turns out the lord had been a chivalrous knight in his younger days but his morals had slipped. He was "grooming" the daughter to be a bit of fluff when she got older. The PC learned this almost too late. Just as things were about to go from inappropriate to horrendous, he took the lord's greatsword off the wall and confronted him, which is to say 'ran him through'. So they've spent the last few years on the run. She's a rogue NPC, he's a fighter PC, but they're both kind of directionless otherwise.

so is the Eternal Seeker a good or bad choose for an epic destiny? I mean, I want to be somthing that is more of a serviver thing, but I dont see any, and all my peach classes tend to be a bit overpowered. [Like on of there lvl 24 effect was you -Hp count for death is = to you total HP and not you bloodied level, and you dont go unconsis when you HP falls below 0 (you still die if you reach you death count.)]

So anyway, should I take it when I reach it? or sould I pick somthing else.