DM-Salsa |
Paulus, you might want to read the thread before asking for the strippers.
Here's where the incident starts.
Alias Mule 2 |
NarcoticSqurl here. I present Gideon Menark.
Str:17
Con:11
Dex: 9
Int:10
Wis:17
Cha: 14
HP: 8
BAB: +0
AC:17, Touch:10, FF:17
Fort:2, Ref:2, Will:5
CMB:+3 CMD:12
Equipment: Scale Mail (+5AC), Heavy Steel Shield (+2AC), Heavy Mace 1d8+3 x2, Holy Symbol of Pharasma, Journal
Items: Sleeping Roll and 5 days rations
Abilities: Channel Positive Energy 1d6 5/day. Spontaneous Casting for Inflict spells. Acid/Cold/Electric resist 5, Darkvision 60 ft. Daylight 1/day.
Domains: Healing, Death
Feat: Lightning Reflexes
Skills: Perception 5, Diplomacy 6, Knowledge Planes 4
Traits: Savior, Defender of the Society, Deft Dodger
But as his life progressed, he noticed a curious thing. While he had grown very strong and stalwart, happy with life and everything he had, he noticed that his parents were starting to become frail, older, much faster than he was. Looking around, he saw his friends, doing the same. One evening, he was called to the bedside of his best childhood friend. His friend told him of all the fun he'd had growing up. Without children or a wife, his friend was dying, all alone. Gideon was the last person he had called upon. Gideon stayed to ease the suffering of his friend, until the time came, and he passed.
Now stricken at the sight of sudden death, Gideons fleeting appreciation for life was damaged. Instead of taking out anger or hatred for this situation, he turned it into something beautiful. He prayed for days after the passing, finally recieving visions of the Goddess Pharasma, and her place among the divine. With a small understanding of her work, and the continuing sight of his aging parents, he enlisted to become a cleric of Pharasma. A guiding light for those still among the living, and a hand for the dying to follow to Pharasma's mighty tower.
DM-Salsa |
A note on tieflings and aasimars.
Officially, Aasimars age at a rate similar to elves, as do tieflings. Hitting Adulthood at 60 something then aging as an elf.
That is a really stupid way of handling it to me.
So, for a houserule, Aasimars and Tieflings reach adulthood as if they were a member of their parents' race, then age as an elf for aasimars or as normal fo tieflings.
Any questions?
Choon |
Just need build numbers, then I'll get Tolus Soulrender stated up! :)
His method focuses on taking damage from allies and transferring it to foes or to himself in addition to the healing juggling. It should be fun!
By the way, if anyone could get an AOE heal like a channel, that would be amazing.
Note: Vitalists, like Psions, are a blend of prepared and spontaneous. I select from my power list every day and cast from those prepared spells spontaneously.
DM-Salsa |
In:
Ed Sobel - Lou Kasuri - Human Monk
El Ronza - Liera Mvashti - Tiefling Witch
Applying:
DM Crispy - Shelby Renarin - Human Warpriestess
Oterisk - Tshilaba Vadoma - Human Cardcaster Magus
Olmek - Jin Thiesson - Human Ninja/Rogue
Olmek - Vash Kandar - Human Samurai
NarcoticSqurl - Gideon Menark - Aasimar Cleric
Calinthas Aldimay - Uruk Meginherd - Human Barbarian
Choon - Sir Archibald Benedict Thunderblossom - Halfling Investigator
Zev - Datura Oleander - Elf Hunter
ShadowyFox - ??? - ???
@Choon: I have the Ultimate Psionics book, but I wasn't allowing it. Did you post in the wrong thread?
Alias Mule 2 |
FYI: my real life name is Gideon. I'm never going to be able to take that character seriously. I'll be thinking "I wouldn't do that..." the entire time.
Unless I would do that. Then things might get creepy.
See, my real name is Michael so I've never had that opportunity lol. If I get picked, I'll make sure to give you're namesake a fun ride.
Elise Warden |
A note on tieflings and aasimars.
Officially, Aasimars age at a rate similar to elves, as do tieflings. Hitting Adulthood at 60 something then aging as an elf.
That is a really stupid way of handling it to me.
So, for a houserule, Aasimars and Tieflings reach adulthood as if they were a member of their parents' race, then age as an elf for aasimars or as normal fo tieflings.
You know, this is something I've often felt for all demi-humans actually... just because an elf lives an exceptionally long-time shouldn't mean it takes them 120 years to reach maturity, should it? I've often wondered how it's possible for a sentient being to live 100 years with gaining even a little experience.
I have a feeling though that I might be stepping into an old debate that was hashed out somewhere long ago on this matter though.
Uruk Meginherd |
Alright, this application is complete I think... the crunch can be found here, but the rest follows:
While not an attractive man in any conventional sense, his pure size and physical prowess makes him a force to reckon with in any room. Though not intentionally, the Kellid man appears to be perpetually scowling and angry, which makes him more even more fearsome looking. He typically adorns himself in very simple garb and nondescript clothes, and hides and furs in all but the warmest of climates. Across his back he carries a massive blade, sturdy and well built, but like all his possessions it is plain and simple in design.
Height 6'6
Weight 282 lbs
Hair Color Black
Eyes Brown
While Uruk can be driven to extreme violence, that is not his natural disposition. Most of his ability has been learned from what was expected of someone of his size and strength in a Kellid tribe. In reality, Uruk is a more decent person than his nature and background might suggest. While violence has always been a simple way to get what he wants, as Uruk as aged he has found that the best outcome in many situations is to leave violence as a last resort instead of the first.
Uruk can be intimidating to approach, but those that get past his frightening exterior will find him to be relatively kind, and loyal beyond all measures. Those that Uruk considers his friends will find that they have a most useful ally if ever their life or liberty is threatened.
It was a destiny that would prove to be cut short. When Uruk became of age, the tribe was happened upon by a powerful Orcish army led by Krun Thuul. In a brutal campaign, Krun led repeated strikes against the Verloren Mammut, until finally he broke them and enslaved every man, woman and child. It was rumored that their Chieftain had some kind of artifact that Krun wanted, but these rumors were neither verified or denied by there captors. Uruk was subsequently put into a labor camp, where he toiled for nearly two years under harsh and brutal conditions in the Hold of Belkzen. As luck would have it though that Krun, sent his slave workers to close to the Varisian border, and border patrols routed his Orcish slavers and set Uruk and his fellow slaves free in Varisia.
His tribe gone but not forgotten, Uruk traveled west to put as much distance between himself and the Hold of Belkzen as possible. Finally finding himself safe for the first time in years, Uruk sought resolved to seek employment and make a living for himself. Being a nomadic person, Uruk found that working for Caravans as a hired muscle offered him a wage and a lifestyle he was accustomed with. Eventually, he found himself in the employment of Sandor Vhiski, and found him a very fair and affable employer. Life working with Sandor proved a welcome change from the past few years of toil and misery, and Uruk grew comfortable there. Nevertheless, Uruk couldn't shake the feeling that his destiny didn't lay with Sandor, and that he had been spared death for reason when so many of his tribesmen had perished. Looking beyond the simple life in Sandpoint, Uruk had resolved that he would travel once more into the maw of the dragon.
Additionally, Uruk has some decent survival skills that would help in the event food got scarce or the weather turned harsh.
Mostly muscle though, lots of it.
Soggy River, hmmm... Uruk didn't know the place, but likely it was some back water near Sandpoint, like so many of the villages Sandor's Caravan was oft to visit. Looking over at the argument unfolding, Uruk squinted as he tried to listen to the content of the argument; Sandor appeared to be having a heated exchange about something with a brawny farmer of about six feet in height. Whispering again, Uruk asked "Vhat are dey yelling for?" Again, the small middle aged man answered plainly "Baines there thinks your man be trying to cheat him, says Sandor be over charging him for some fancy seed he's sellin'."
Listening a moment longer, it was clear to Uruk that Farmer Baines was only growing increasingly angry with his boss. With a sigh, Uruk realized he would have to intervene in a way her preferred not to, but had to on occasion since it was part of his job. Lumbering away from behind the wagon, Uruk came into plain view of Farmer Baines as the giant fell in behind Sandor.
Staring at the farmer with his deep set eyes, Uruk interjected himself into the argument, his deep bass voice booming "Is dair a problem heer?" Sizing up the man standing behind Sandor, Farmer Baines eyes grew wide with disbelief at the sheer size of him. Shaking his head, Baines looked again to Sandor and meekly conceded "Uh... no problem at all, five silver pieces it is then." Mumbling some profanities under his breath, Farmer Baines handed over the coin to a satisfied and glib Sandor.
Datura Oleander |
Oooh, it's getting close. Today is the day of reckoning... I reckon.
As such, I am reminded of a sermon as given by the band Tool (from their album Undertow).
And the angel of the lord came unto me
snatching me up from my place of slumber.
And took me on high and higher still
Until we moved to the spaces betwixt the air itself.
And he brought me into a vast farmlands of our own midwest.
And as we descended cries of impending doom rose from the soil.
One thousand nay a million voices full of fear.
And terror possessed me then.
And I begged "Angel of the Lord what are these tortured screams?"
And the angel said unto me,
"These are the cries of the carrots, the cries of the carrots!
You see, Reverend Maynard,
Tomorrow is harvest day and to them it is the holocaust."
And I sprang from my slumber drenched in sweat
Like the tears of one million terrified brothers and roared,
"Hear me now, I have seen the light!
They have a consciousness, they have a life, they have a soul!
Damn you! Let the rabbits wear glasses! Save our brothers!"
Can I get an amen? Can I get a hallelujah? Thank you Jesus.
Jin Thiesson |
And then she was there. Barely suppressing a girlish giggle, Jin gently peeled away the bed sheets. Once the bed was bare, she dumped the contents of the sack onto it: clumps of poison ivy leaves, specially picked for the occasion. That should teach him to mess with my friends. Smoothing the leaves out, she replaced the covers as best she could and stole away, being sure to take the lantern that would light the room at night. She didn't want him to see what he was about to lay in.
She looked back once to review her handiwork, nodded, and then crashed into somebody. Unfortunately for her, that somebody was much larger than her and also happened to be the room's occupant.
"Oh, hey there, Jasper. This, uh, isn't what it looks like. How's Jubrayl?"
Datura Oleander |
I was feeling bad, because I kind of want to call DM-Salsa a tease for stringing us along these two extra days. I almost wonder if he's sitting back wringing his hands evilly while watching us squirm waiting for the final call. ;)
Datura currently has bloody fingertips and jagged nails from the nervous chewing of them.
DM-Salsa |
Going through everything now. I'll post before I go to bed tonight. Also, as a heads up, due to some stuff that I won't mention here, posting from me may be a little slow for a while. On the bright side, at least all of the games I'm running are at okay places to take a break. (This one especially so. ;D)
DM-Salsa |
Congrats to the following:
Jin Thiesson
Sir Archibald Benedict Thunderblossom
Tshilaba Vadoma
Selbarina Renarin
Datura Oleander
The five of you and Lou and Liera please report to the following.
Report in Here: The House of Jasmine Streams
Dot Here: Gameplay Thread