Wayward Kings (Inactive)

Game Master AdamWarnock

Hello this is the discussion thread. I'll be using this thread to help everyone get their backstories straight and also post anything that would bog down the game thread (book keeping, experience points, and informative walls of text). So let's dig in shall we.

The Eternal Kingdom of Kavun
Kavun is a dying kingdom of a dying bloodline. The borders used to span much of the cold lands simply called The Crown. Now, wilderness encroaches on the last few cities and towns that have held out in the long downward spiral. To the east lies the Cold Moors and the Icehills, as well as Bowden's Borough, a large forest of oak, maple, and cedar. These are home to barbarians, reindeer, mammoths, and unsavory creatures like goblins and orcs. The imposing mountains known as the Dragon's Spine is home to even more goblins, orcs, ogres, and worse, and they lie on Kavun's eastern border.

To the north are the Iron Pines. It is home to more nightmares, and some say that in the forest's depths lurk otherworldly tricksters that lead people lost in the woods to their doom. Others tell of savage tribes of elves that feast on the flesh of goodly folk. The southern edge of the Iron pines marks the northern border of Kavun. Further north lies the flat plains of the Ghostwinds. These lands are said to be haunted by a long dead god and his followers. The few people who live here are hearty and laugh at the tales told by the southerners about their home. The true danger of the ever-moaning wind is it's cold bite. Even further north that that lies the rest of the Dragon's Spine and the cold tundra called the Nordlands beyond that.

Kavun is bound on the west by the Cold Waters, a river that is icy cold even in the heat of summer. Beyond lies the nameless plains roamed by the Horse Lords. These plains flow into the exotic Southlands below. Beyond that, no one really knows, or if they do, they do not want to divulge that information.

The south holds the Arianak Sea and the various ports and cites of the southlands beyond. In Kavun's golden age, ships from many ports, even those from the other side of the world, engaged in heavy trade at many of it's ports. Now many of the port cities of Kavun are home to rotting docks and warehouses. Though some ships still sail in, they are mainly slavers, looking for a place to sell, and new "goods" to buy.

Sal Kavun
While many of the cities of Kavun are mere shadows of their former glory, Sal Kavun, Kavun's capital, remains relatively rich. Its streets are clean and mostly free of the thugs that plague the other cities. Most of the populace is well-fed, and richly clothed.

Or so it appears. Sal Kavun, the gleaming jewel of the Eternal Kingdom, is nothing more than a front. Many of the people residing in the city are nobles. Nobles escaping the crumbling cities they hale from to take residence in the one city that can afford them the luxuries their grandfathers and grandmothers enjoyed. The rest are slaves, servants, members of the capital's underbelly, or members of the Royal Guard. The slaves and servants live in fear of the nobles and guardsmen. The slaves fear the lash that comes if they cannot meet the demands of their hedonistic. The servants and the very few freemen fear the guardsmen will throw them into slavery at the whims of a noble, or even at the their own whims.

While Sal Kavun is in the middle of the kingdom, all of the King's Roads converge on the capital city. The trade is enough to keep the nobles coffers full and provide for the nobles voracious appetite for slaves and fine goods. The Pine River provides easy transportation to the Arianak Sea and the ports on the coast, as well as the logging town of Tolmin.

The criminal underbelly enjoys much wealth and prestige here in the capital. Many nobles seek thieves and slavers to snatch what another would not give or sell, whether it be a pretty daughter, or a fine jewel. Assassins are much harder to find, but those that can find, and afford them, find their talents useful in disposing of particularly troublesome guests and rivals.

Sal Port
The closest major port to Sal Kavun. It is the one that sees the most ships. The main imports and exports are slaves, many of them human, but a few who are not. Other goods that flow through the port to the other parts of the kingdom or to the rest of the world are woods, gems, gold, and other metals from the mines in Goldton and Redmount.

The criminal element here is harder, with many more killers here than thieves, although they are not above thievery themselves. Most are wary of approaching anyone for less than reputable work for fear of being killed by someone else hired by a rival or just because they had some coins.

Goldport
The second most prosperous port, if only because it's located on Cold Waters a few miles from where the icy river enters the sea. The main things that flow through here are mining supplies, smith's tools, metals, and gold. The mining town of Goldton uses this port as it's main point of contact for merchants, while Sal Port receives those that do not wish to risk a crewman falling into the icy waters flowing from the Iron Pines.

Goldport has the smallest criminal element, the town guard being one of the rare exceptions to the stereotype of most of the guardsmen and watchmen being lethargic and incompetent or thugs that are no better than the people they are supposed to arrest. Most of the people here are merchants and craftsmen, with a few being nobles that prefer quiet life in Goldton to the blur of parties, balls, drugs, and sex that their counterparts in Sal Kavun live in.

Goldton
Goldton is major mining town that lies northeast of Goldport. While Goldport is named for the town that most uses its docks to faciltate trade, Goldton is a bit of a misnomer. A tenth of what comes out of the mines is gold. The rest is silver, platinum, copper, iron, tin, and even the rare adamantine and mithral so prized by armor-smiths.

Many of the people here are miners, smelters, and smiths, with a few running the taverns and shops that keep the always hungry workers feed. Despite being nearly as large as the port that serves it, Goldton still manages to feel close and connected. As a result, very little crime happens, and those that do break the law are swiftly punished.

Redmount
Redmount is Kavun's other major mining town. While it lacks the veins of precious metals that have propelled Goldton to prominence, it does have more extensive veins of iron and copper. The town takes its name from the singular mountain that rises from the plains surrounding the town. There are many legends about how the stone of the mountain got its characteristic hue, and even about how the mountain itself got there. The towns folk take a certain pride in their storytelling. Some even openly using magic to enhance the tale. The open use of magic by those that learned it or were born with it marks the town as unusual, as does the lack of slavery. While the town produces iron, steel, and copper of undeniable quality, most of Kavun's nobles and merchants avoid the place for fear of losing their slaves.

Tolmin
The small logging town is located north of Sal Kavun on the Pine River. While logging has become harder as the orcs and goblins move further south and west along the Iron Pines southern edge, carpentry has allowed the small town of a thousand souls to continue in the face of ever mounting competition from the goods imported from far-flung lands. How long this will last is a matter of concern for many as the cost of floating wood up the river is continuing to drive the prices up, and the number of nobles and merchants willing to buy down.

Three Towns
The names of the three towns to the east of Sal Kavun have been lost to the centuries. Three Towns consists of two port cities separated by a a brackish, muddy swamp and a third town where the King's Road splits in two to head to the port towns. This has been the area hardest hit by the drop in trade over the past hundred years. Many of the docks and warehouses are dilapidated, filled with rotten planks and beams. Crime here is surprisingly low, with many of the towns folk just barely surviving, there is little to steal and even less to earn from killing.

Redwall
Redwall is most famous for the legendary battle that stained the walls of the first Lord Redwall's keep red with his enemies' blood. The keep still stands, its walls now black from time. The town is located northwest from Sal Kavun. Most of the buildings are either of gray, weathered wood or blackened stone. The current Lord Redwall has allowed things to decay to a point where the King of Kavun is offering bounties on monsters from the Iron Pines and on the many criminals that infest the town of about five thousand.

Most of the criminals have either joined the town guard or even into the personal guard of Lord Redwall or have formed gangs that fight for control of the town's streets. Those among the guards ranks lord it over the rest of the populace. There are rumors that Lord Gurat Redwall encourages this, and even uses them to fetch come of the more attractive women and female elves and half-elves have mysteriously gone missing while traveling along the Old King's Road near Redwall.

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I think I need to stop for tonight. I have to get up early to get some work done. I'll try and answer any questions you have, but some things are going to be revealed as the story goes along.

I do have a question for you all though. I have a bit of a problem about how to get you all together and in Redwall. There are a few options:

• Option 1 have one of you contact the others to form a hunting party. Goodwin is the most likely from what I know of your characters, but even he doesn't seem like the type to take that kind of initiative, or at least the way I'm picturing him.
  
• Option 2 is to have all of the PC's, or all but one, already be at the tavern and then come to the aid of another, either NPC or PC, and meet that way. It feels a bit contrived to me, but I will happily go that route if you guys chose.
  
• Option 2.1 uses the NPC option of Option 2, but in this case, they will join you, and help bring you all together.
  
• Option 3 is a variation on Option 1, except you all will be contacted by an NPC that will act as a leader.
  

The main reason I'm asking is because I'm not comfortable running what is basically a GMPC if you all aren't. Option 2 and 2.1 allow for natives of Redwall, Option 1 and 3 don't. To be honest, I want to throw my hat into the ring too. (It's a sickness. I'm telling you that once you start thinking up characters you can't stop!) But I'm only going to do it if you guys are cool with it. (Because it's going to jack up the CR of the encouters, but that just means better gear and more XP.)

Speaking of characters, here's the list of requirements so you guys can finish up with stats and kitting out.

Character Build:

• 1st level
  
• 20 pt. buy
  
• Max HP at first, average + con after that.
  
• Average gold for class + two free outfits (This does not include your normal free outfit. These count towards encumbrance. You might want to include a Cold Weather outfit in that. This place is going to get chilly)
  
• 2 traits
  
• Classes, Archetypes, and equipment from the Core, APG, UM, and UC are all allowed, with the exceptions of Antipaladins, Gunslingers, Ninja, Samurai, Guns, and Eastern arms and armor. Anything else needs approval.
  
• All core classes
  
• Core races are all welcome. Races that are defined by class levels need to be approved. Goblinoids, Orcs, and Ogrekin are out.
  
• Not a requirement, but Orc, Giant, and Goblin are going to be useful languages in this campaign, just a heads up for those high INT characters.
  

I will vote for option 2. I would also like to nominate myself as the PC that needs help. In my backstory I was hoping to be on the run from somebody. I wanted to go for the being prosicuted as a Sorcerer angle but according to my questions in the recruitment thread arcane magic may not be as unwelcoming as I originally thought. Any thoughts on this? Can I run with something along the same lines or would it be best to think of something new?

I vote for Option 2 as well, with either Malcom's suggestion or myself as the one needing aid. The birthmark I have all up and down my arm could easily be mistaken for an arcane tattoo.

Hey everyone. I am excited to be here! Thanks DM-Salsa.

I vote Option 2 as well. Longthorn is the kind of person who will take action to assist someone in distress....especially if they are fleeing some kind of oppresssion or unfair treatment.

Looks like its door number 2.

A bit contrived is fine to kick things off, in any event. Its where the story goes from there that is the interesting part...

@ Malcom: Sorry if I confused you. Redmount is more accepting of magic than all of the other towns listed above, but it's mainly illusions and the like. Most other places would either lynch you or run you out of town if you did that. Your heritage would most likely get you run out the second you used the flaming arms ability. There is no law against using magic, but most of the populace fears magic users, so it's more likely that your running from being lynched.

@ Ray: That works. I need to hear from everybody else though.

Option 1: 0
Option 2: 4
Option 2.1: 0
Option 3: 0

EDIT: Okay option 2 it is unless someone changes their minds.

Okay, I've got a little time so some more info.

Kael'rathen
Kael'rathen is an elven city north of Redwall. During Kavun's golden age trade between Kael'rathen and Sal Kavun was extensive, as were the number of half-elves born. The Old King's Road was the main mode of transportation. Contact was cut off at the beginning of Kavun's decline, nearly two centuries ago. Seeing that the royal family was becoming increasingly mad and that other nations were closing off trade with the declining kingdom, the elves sought new parties to trade with. Eventually, they decided on the small nation of Ironwall to the south and opened up a trade route along the eastern side of the Dragon's Spine. Kael'rathen also trades heavily with the dwarves of Four Peaks, and even having a friendly alliance, though there are still complaints on both sides about the other.

Half-elves, the legacy of Kael'rathen's trade with Kavun, are fairly rare in most towns, and are more common in Sal Kavun and Sal Port. Kael'rathen has a larger population of them, and the population of half-elves in Ironwall is on the rise. Kael'rathen's elves tend to treat their half-blood kin with a little pity, and much condescension. This leads most of the half-elves to have at least a little resentment towards them.

Four Peaks
While Goldton and Redmount produce some of the finest ore of any human mine, they cannot compare to the output of the massive dwarven hold of Four Peaks. The extensive tunnels and passageways are said to stretch over a thousand miles. The tunnel leading to the elven city of Kael'rathen certainly lends credence to this rumor. The dwarves use the elves as middle merchants, letting them handle negotiations with the various trade partners that have found out about the quality of the goods coming from the dwarven hold.

While most of the dwarves remain in or near Four Peaks for most of their lives, some venture out much further, bringing back tales of the fallen glory of Kavun, the military might of Ironwall, and even the sights of the far-off southlands. Some even find a kinship with the humans of Ironwall and stay. Most avoid staying too long in Kavun's dying cities, fearing that they will become their graves.

High Pass
High Pass is a town that stands guard over the pass used by the elven caravans to get to Ironwall. Though it is small, the population is quite diverse. Half-orcs, elves, dwarves, humans, half-elves, and even a few gnomes and halflings call the snow-swept town their home. The caravans are grateful for their presence and often boast that one will never find a better friend than a citizen of High Pass. The boast has proven true in many cases. The folks of High Pass are strong fighters, fierce friends, and unflinchingly loyal. The dwarves of Four Peaks often say that High Pass contains the cream of the crop of Kavun, without irony.

Ironwall is next and that should be everything about the area.

I vote Option 2 and perhaps someone can hire a bounty hunter down on her luck. xD "Should have quit that dice game, but no. Double or nothing was to good to pass up... Pah... Damn my luck..."

I'm up for Malcom or Ray, you could use Shael for an 'oh crud' moment, as she tends to bite off more then she can chew. ;) Bounty Hunting tends to go south sometimes and quickly. Oooooh Or Shael could be among those hunting Malcom down. xD

Too much fun ahead~

Thank you very much for selecting me and I will do my best not to let you down. I live in Alaska and can post at least 2+ times a day. But weekends I tend to slow down to 1+ times a day because of my active family life. Hopefully that won't be too much of an issue.

I will expand Shael asap and get her backstory up, just finished a 16hr rotations so forgive me but my bed is calling. ;)

If Ray wants to be the one in distress I'll be ok with it since I need to seriously re-work my backstory. The running from being lynched suggestion is very much to my liking and would be happy to work with that. I also noted that Malcom is recklessly brave at times in his personality description. I'm playing this off his below average Wisdom score. He'd have no issues running in to save Ray.

Ray and I could possibly need help at the same time? Perhaps knowing each other beforehand...

Also, is there a due date for the backstory?

But how would we know each other? We could have met in the mountains perhaps, after I had told Lobo to "go away", and looked for the nearest town.

For the record, it doesn't have to be mountains if there are not any around.

@ Malcom: Next Monday, because that is when I plan on starting the game. I'm fine with characters already knowing each other, and possibly getting into trouble together.

@ Shael: I hate to break it to you, but a horned tiefling is more likely to be chased out of town than a mostly human looking suli. Postin at least once a day is fine. I just don't want a round of combat to stretch out over three or four days, and would like to keep it at a rate of a round a day, but as long as everyone's having fun...

@ Ray: It depends, where were you going to be from?

Okay, last little bit of geography.

Ironwall
The Kingdom of Ironwall has been around for as long as any history of the Crown has been written. Ironwall's longevity, as far as scholars are concerned, is due to the nation's superb martial prowess and a fluke of geography. The small nation has survived at least a thousand years and even The Eternal Kingdom of Kavun could not bring could not bring it down at its height. Ironwall is bordered on the east and west by branches of the Dragon's Spine, known as the Dragon's Teeth, and the wide valley between them is commonly referred to the Dragon's Maw. Many generals have noted that it is an apt description after their armies have been broken and routed.

The armies of Ironwall are divided into three divisions: the Stones, the Mortars, and the Spears. The Spears are the main offensive troops, consisting of cavalry, pikemen, bowmen, and swordmen. The Mortars are responsible for supporting the other two divisions. They are mainly healers, spellcasters, cooks, craftsmen, and priests. The Stones are what gives Ironwall its name. Heavily armored, highly trained phalanx troops skilled in the use of tower shields. Though many have tried, none have broken through the wall of iron and spears in living memory.

Ironwall
The capital of the kingdom sits in a pass named the Dragon's Eye. Farms lie to the west and south, but to the east of the city lies wall, after wall of thick sturdy stone. While the caravans of Kael'rathen find the barriers a welcome sight, most fear going near the deadly fortifications. The orcs and goblins rarely muster the courage to attempt a raid on the walls.

The capital, despite the utilitarian nature of its buildings, is often vibrant and bustling with merchants, farmers, and townsfolk looking to trade and celebrate. Criminals often avoid the place because of highly efficient Iron Watch, the city's guard. Non-humans walk with little fear of reprisal and spellcasters ply their trade openly.

Two Trove
Two Trove one of Ironwall's two major port cities. It shares many of Ironwall's qualities, having a busy marketplace and a fairly visible and large population of non-humans. The city's people, however, share Redmount's love of stories and tales. Bards are popular and well respected in the city, as long as they avoid bringing down a father's or husband's wrath on his head. Crime is more prevalent here than in Ironwall, but still low compared to Sal Port and Sal Kavun.

Two Trove gets its name from the legend surrounding its founding. A famed pair of rival kings had died one very soon after another, but not before hearing about how his rival planned to have a massive tomb full of traps and treasures. Not to be outdone, the other king planned to have his tomb built on an even grander scale and very near his rival's. Adventurers, treasure hunters, and tomb robbers soon began looking for the famed tombs and the treasures contained within. Many either gave up, or died looking in the wilderness. Some, though, began selling goods to the others, and eventually the town that was to be called Two Trove, after the famed treasure troves, was founded.

Kalisport
Named for the man who founded it, Kalisport is the largest city of Ironwall. It has much in common with it's sister to the east and the capital to the northeast. Crime is a bigger problem, but this is mainly from the foreigners who are either on shore leave or have been left behind. While the constant influx of foreign peoples makes the city more colorful, it is the myriad of taverns and inns that make Kalisport truly unique in Ironwall. The sheer variety of dishes and meals that one can try draws those with a more daring palate, or those wanting a taste from home. Many of the cooks and chefs of the city of nearly 20'000 people have developed local variations on many dishes from around the world, and even fixing their own takes on local dishes.

But how would we know each other?

There are lots of ways. Brothers, Step-Brothers, Cousins, Friends, Enemies, Colleagues, Business Partners, Schoolyard Chums, Acquaintances, and the list goes on. I don't know what your mountain reference is referring to though. Anyways, I was throwing out ideas. I figure I'll leave the actual decision making to somebody other than myself.

Edit:
I just noticed that I typed brothers when that might not in-fact work. Although I did come across this.

The suli (or suli-jann) are minor offshoots of the jann that live among humans. They are tall and look like ordinary men and women but for the occasional flash of elemental light in their eyes. Though physically superior to and more attractive than normal humans, some suli-jann are unaware of their genie heritage until later in life.

Can I assume for all intensive purposes that I am a Human? I look the same, I'm just really beautiful.

Sure. Just try not to go too over the top with a Fabio impression.

@DM-Salsa: No worries on the posting, if we're in combat I will step it up and I can post with my smart phone. The above was a general statement.

I was still wondering though about the Eschew Materials feat if you keep track of spell components or if I should choose a different feat?

Speaking of racial hatred's: That's fine, I was expecting it to be a little/lot rougher for her anyways.

It seems however that there are few cities she could stay in without too much trouble or are tieflings hated no matter which city they go to? I don't mind, it will be the first time I've dealt with such a scenario and there are ways to try and avoid such blind hatred. Disguise checks, helms made to fit around her horns and make her appear more barbaric. Etc. etc.

As long as you have a spell component pouch you're good.

Tieflings would have a rough time of it most anywhere, but Magi are trained so I can imagine that you had a mentor that at least took care of you while you studied under him.

Roger that on the spellbound component pouch. Looking forward to a fun time, I will get her up to snuff after work tonight. 16 her rotations are killing me. Lol, but tonight is only 12 hrs so I should have plenty of time after work. :)

spell component pouch...* My auto corrector is a nuisance. >.<;

I don't know what your mountain reference is referring to though.

The last part of my backstory has myself getting charmed and sent away over mountains. It looks like one of the farms near Ironwall will be where I am from.

Anyone seen Goodwin or Kyle?

Hey all, sorry I'm late to the party, I've finished my background, I just need to polish it some. There are plenty of opportunites for other PC's to be included

If someone wanted to be part of my "gang" and we escaped together, maybe somone was a contact that my character went to for help and caught heat for it, so we escaped together. The only thing that has to stay the same in my story is the Half-Elf, and the Drow. Other than that, I'm free to work others in if they want to be included.

@ Kyle: Let me think about it. On another note, I think Sal Kavun or Sal Port would be the two most likely cities you were born in.

Now we're only missing Goodwin. I'll give him until tomorrow to pop in, after that, I'll see if some one else wants to take up the slack.

I was thinking of using Goldton as the place I was born, raised and lynched from. Does this work for the story? Is there some place that might be more appropriate?

That works.

Sorry I haven't been posting much, Mass Effect 3 is out and I got very involved, I will take a look at all this and respond asap.

Changed the feat and some of Shael's gear to reflect her background, which I am working on as I type this. :) I am thinking High Pass would be a good place for her to currently reside. I am open to having her included in others backgrounds but I am not going to push it. As she stays close to her roots until she's strong enough to strike out full force at her parents.

Sorry for the changes DM-Salsa, if there isn't anything you don't like I will make sure to change it immediately. Really loving all the background info and looking forward to pushing forward into the setting.

Inspiration from Shinedown - What a shame. =) Always good to spice it up with music.

Now if a Tiefling will be too disruptive I can play something else DM-Salsa. That is up to you most definitely, if it'll stream line things. =) Just thought I would put that out there~ I'm flexible. :)

Any option is fine with me. Since option 2 seems to be the favorite I need a reason to like these people as Goodwin is a bit of a loner. He would likely jump up to defend some one who appears weak or unable to defend themselves so I could work with that but ideally I would like to be "friends" with one of you.

Lucky's story may need an overhaul as Varisian Gypsy types aren;t metioned here.

What if Lucky comes from a community of escaped slaves?

Any option is fine with me. Since option 2 seems to be the favorite I need a reason to like these people as Goodwin is a bit of a loner. He would likely jump up to defend some one who appears weak or unable to defend themselves so I could work with that but ideally I would like to be "friends" with one of you.

Take a look at my background and see if there's a way to work you in. As a Ranger I'm not sure how much contact you'd have in the big city, but maybe we could have met on the road.

@ Lucky: Heh, sorry, I just mentioned the cities. There would be a fair amount of wanderers and vagabonds. Gypsy traders would probably be found in and between the many farming villages surrounding the the cities and roads.

@Kyle: I would say that you could have perhaps had met Shael if you are from Sal Kavun but it would be stretching her background some if I had her so close to her parents when she is trying to avoid a second run in with a hit squad... But it could play in to part of why the heat doesn't let up, not only because of the item you stole and a certain noble could be making a ruckus over rumors of a horned woman in the area. :)

Just a thought. :)

Any option is fine with me. Since option 2 seems to be the favorite I need a reason to like these people as Goodwin is a bit of a loner. He would likely jump up to defend some one who appears weak or unable to defend themselves so I could work with that but ideally I would like to be "friends" with one of you.

When Goodwin needs to rest from his sorties in the wild he could easily have become acquainted with a straggling bands of gypsies and vagrants. A small circle of carts and tents outside of town, a warm fire and some food. Easy acceptance without social scrutiny. A chance for some healing. Here he might have befriended Longthorn.

@Lucky: I love what you did there Lucky the: Lucky Longthorn (HP 9/9 - F+3.R+0.W+5 - AC 14.10.14 Init. +4 - Perc. +3). That is awesome and hopefully you don't mind if I borrow the idea. :D

@Lucky: I love what you did there Lucky the: Lucky Longthorn (HP 9/9 - F+3.R+0.W+5 - AC 14.10.14 Init. +4 - Perc. +3). That is awesome and hopefully you don't mind if I borrow the idea. :D

Yeah. I just learned this in the other group I am in with DM Lucendar. I think it may be useful for the DM.

In the profile section, under the Race tab, instead of race, put your HPs, AC and Save scores and under the Class/Levels tab, put your Perception and Initiative bonuses. So next to your character name instead of it saying, Shael (Female Daemon-Spawn Tiefling Magus 1st), for example, it will say:

Shael (HP 9/9 - AC 16.13.13 - F+3.R+3W+2 - Init +3 - Perc. +0)

@ Lucky: Thanks! =) I will have to apply this to my other characters. :)

@ Kyle: I still think a poisoner rogue would fight, but I'll allow you to pick ninja, just no eastern weapons.

@DM-Salsa - That works... Does that include Throwing Stars?

I added Malcom's backstory to his character sheet.

I think this completes my character unless there is anything else you'd like me to add/change.

@DM-Salsa - That works... Does that include Throwing Stars?

Yep, but on the flip side, since you were trained by a drow, I'll let you have proficiency in hand-crossbows for free.

@ Malcom: Looks good. As log as I can find everything, the sheet's fine.

@ Malcom: Looks good. As log as I can find everything, the sheet's fine

I plan on upgrading to a much nicer stat block to make things a bit more standardized. I'll have it posted before Monday.

@DM-Salsa: Shael is all set to go, Personality, Background and Appearance are all in place and the character sheet is up to snuff. I'm avoiding an Archetype until I get more used to playing a magus. Let me know if you see any errors. :)

No Hero Points, at least not yet. I don't have time for an in depth read, but since it looks like you're using herolab, I'm going to say it's okay, other than having a hero point.

I think Lucky is ready.

I just need to go over my equipment one more time and I should be done.

Roger that, my bad on the hero point lol! Hero Lab does that automatically.

I will fix that.... As of now ;)

My stat block has been updated to a much cleaner, more standardized look. I also included links for quick refrencing.

In the profile section, under the Race tab, instead of race, put your HPs, AC and Save scores and under the Class/Levels tab, put your Perception and Initiative bonuses. So next to your character name instead of it saying, Shael (Female Daemon-Spawn Tiefling Magus 1st), for example, it will say: Shael (HP 9/9 - AC 16.13.13 - F+3.R+3W+2 - Init +3 - Perc. +0)

Is this helpful to the DM? Would you like us all to do this?

I've started doing that with all my characters. Helps me, even if the GM doesn't need it...

My sheet is done (I think).

Okay I'm taking a look at everything now. I'll let you know if anything needs changing.

@ Malcom: Works for me. You don't have to, but I'm not going to complain if you do.

@ Lucky: The Dawnflower is Sarenrae, not Desna, might wanna fix that.

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@ Lucky: The Dawnflower is Sarenrae, not Desna, might wanna fix that.

...lol...still thinking like a favourite cleric I used to play.....I'll fix that...thanks.

DM-Salsa wrote:

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@ Lucky: The Dawnflower is Sarenrae, not Desna, might wanna fix that.

...lol...still thinking like a favourite cleric I used to play.....I'll fix that...thanks.

No problem.

You also might wanna double check you're bonuses, charming is only a +1.

@ Ray: can you post stats for your Eidolon? or point me to them?

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DM-Salsa wrote:

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You also might wanna double check you're bonuses, charming is only a +1.

Yes. I see. ....also fixed