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Logan's first shot soars just past the shadowy figure holding up the grate, but the second shot elicits a satisfying grunt of pain. The small creature drops the grate and points a rod of some sort at Logan.
Meanwhile a larger, more human figure pushes the grate off the hole and shouts, "hey, why did you drop the bloody thing." Seeing the approaching heroes he says "oh" and reaches for his sword.
Invisible Castle is the best die rolling site I have found. If you want to use it, great. If not I have learned that the best way is to just trust your players. If you want to roll dice at home and post the results, then do so by all means.
Ba'az, Jake, Elmo,and Logan arrive in time to see three small shaodowy figures pulling at an attractive blonde woman. They seem to be trying to drag her toward a drainage grate wich is being held open by a fourth creature. Yrenn can see several people rushing towards the sound of the screams. At least one is a dragonborn dressed in gleaming chainmail and weilding a falchion
Ba'az
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The sky begins to darken as you approach the town of Harkenwold. Normally such a small place would not warrant the attention of one such as yourself. However, a recent series of disapperances in the area and rumors of cult activity has attracted the attention of your superiors and they have sent you to investigate. As you approach the town, you begin wondering about accomadations. However, before you can even begin to look for a place to stay, you are jarred into readiness by a muffled scream coming from near the town church. Jake and Elmo
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The night is young and so are you. The two "heroes of Harkenwold" make their way toward the Silver Gryfon Tavern to enjoy another night of free drinks and adulation. Sure all you really did was drive off a wolf that had been menacing a shepheress, and really you had just stumbled on the scene by accident, but none of that mattered to the villagers. Even the fact that Elmo is a kobold didn't matter once the brave priest of Corellon vouched for him. You have almost reached the tavern when you hear a women's scream coming from the direction of the local church. Yrenn
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On the way to Fallscrest, you have had to stop for the night in the town of Harkenwold. It is not much of a town, but at least it offers a comfortable bed and hot meals. No camping tonight, you are going to enjoy this. You also met an old sage who offered to let you have a look at some ancient texts that are in his library. He claims that they tell the ancient history of this region, but he is unable to read the language they are written in. You are on the way to his home when you here a person scream from nearby the village church. Logan
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You have just ridden into Harkenwold, looking for a chance to replenish your supplies and perhaps visit with some of the local girls. As one of Baron Stockmer's road wardens, you are constantly on the move, patrolling the King's Road between here and Fallscrest. It is your duty to keep the roads clear of the dark creatures and bandits that dwell in the Harken Wood, and you have become somewhat of a local hero in the process. As you push open the door of the small house that is avalible for you to use while you are in town, you suddenly here the sound of a woman screaming coming from the direction of the church.
Dave I was wondering would the variant class features from the Pathfinder Campaign setting be allowed (I'm mostly looking at the Fighter variant [War College trained; Skill points become 4+int], or the Cleric variant)? Again, more interrested with the the fighter than the cleric. Yes, I will allow the variant fighter or cleric.
Okay, in the way of background, Riddleport is a wild town in a wild land. It is a haven for pirates and people looking to start their lives over. Mostly it would be left to it's own devices except for two things. One is the mysterious Cyphergate which looms of the city. This ancient and mysterious rune covered arch spans the mouth of the city's harbor and attracts scholars and sages from all over Golorian looking to solve it's mysteries. The other is a more recent phenomenon that the locals call the Blot. This dark spot hovers in the sky above the city like a shadowy eye. The city is currently abuzz about the "Cheat the Devil and Take his Gold" gambling competion. Marking the grand reopening of the Gold Goblin, this is the biggest, richest contest the city has ever seen. Whether you are in town to study the Cyphergate, research the Blot, or win big at the Gold Goblin, you are sure to find excitement and adventure in Riddleport.
Okay so far we have:
We are still waiting on the other two players and we will get started. One thing I do want to address, I would like everyone to use Invisible Castle for die rolls. I like it and I have found it easy to use.
so how many traits are you allowing? 1 or 2 or more?Only one unless you take the Extra Traits feat. Traits are something that came out with the Second Darkness Player's Guide. They are basically little quirks for your character that don't do a whole lot. One person described them as being half a feat. I don't know of any place online that actually lists them, but they are not anything that your character will be disadvantaged by not having.
Okay, time to answer a few questions. 1) Anything that has been published for Pathfinder is allowable. That includes traits, material from the Campaign Setting, anything that Jason has explicitly posted for playtest, etc. 2)Shield Mastery and Two Weapon Defense would not stack. Two Weapon Defense is predicated on using two weapons, using a shield as a weapon negates it's effectiveness as a shield for the round that you do so. Therefore you would not be able to use feats that rely on using the shield as a shield. 3) I set the starting gold at 150 for everyone, because that is the standard used by the Pathfinder Society. 4) Hit points is max hit die plus Con modifier. 5) All the races I listed are EL 0 for my campaign. The buff that Pathfinder gives the core races is enough that it effectively negates one effective level in my opinion. 6) I don't mind if you have read the aventures beforehand, so long as you don't act on knowledge that your character would not know.
Okay, let's get started. We will be using Method 2 for generating attributes. Everything from the PHB is legal. 1st level characters. Races from the MM and FRPG are also allowed, with my approval. Swordmage is allowed as a class, if you wish to use it. Material from Martial Power are currently off limits as I do not have the book yet. Any other questions, please post them here.
Okay, here are the details. Character generation is going to be point buy, using 20 points. Any Beta classes and races are allowed, as well as tieflings and assimirs. Classes from splat books are at my discretion, so please ask first before you use on. 1st level characters. 150 gp to equip your character. Anything else ask.
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