
Horatio Aldebrandt |

I've got enough skill points to continue bumping UMD, so if I get in, I could take care of between-battles healing.In theory.
I might flesh out my backstory a bit more and update my profile to reflect the rolled stats. I'm keeping my fingers crossed to get in - all you folks frequenting this board, it sounds like we could be a great party. And I'm just itching to play this guy!

Pavanna Alazario |

Pavanna’s more about smacking down the baddies, then ministering to those they’ve harmed. Like Horatio, she prioritises healing-spells and has enough skill-points to boost UMD if needed, and she may end up multi-classing into cleric or paladin if things (including her life as a PC) go long enough. (Of course, a party with both an archaeologist and a classic bard might be interesting, depending on who they’re working with....)
@ Olivius: you might need to tweak your languages a little. IIRC, Cheliax doesn’t have its own language - the primary tongue is Taldane (AKA ‘Common’), like almost everywhere else on the Inner Sea.

Olivius Telraven |

Pavanna’s more about smacking down the baddies, then ministering to those they’ve harmed. Like Horatio, she prioritises healing-spells and has enough skill-points to boost UMD if needed, and she may end up multi-classing into cleric or paladin if things (including her life as a PC) go long enough. (Of course, a party with both an archaeologist and a classic bard might be interesting, depending on who they’re working with....)
@ Olivius: you might need to tweak your languages a little. IIRC, Cheliax doesn’t have its own language - the primary tongue is Taldane (AKA ‘Common’), like almost everywhere else on the Inner Sea.
I thought cheliax had its own. Thanks.

Horatio Aldebrandt |

I'm just trying to play as all the different classes. In my short-lived 3.5 days, every character I played was a halfling rogue. Then I started DMing. My first Pathfinder character was a crazily overpowered (40-point buy, double WBL) musket master gunslinger who was raging drunk the entire time. Now I'm playing low-wisdom gnome sorcerer in my friend's game, and on the boards, I'm playing a witch in Carrion Crown, a summoner in Way of the Wicked, an oracle in We Be Goblins, and I've dusted off my gubslinger for Skull & Shackles.
I haven't played enough to actually know what I'm good at. I'm hoping I can get in, so I can find out how much I like bards. There's so much you can do in Pathfinder, and I just want to try it all.

Trace Coburn |

Well, this'll be both my first PFRPG game and my first PbP, so I wanted to play a character with good RP hooks, but who was fairly straight-forward when it came to fight-y time. If you set 'em up, Akisame, Pavanna will help knock 'em down.
@ Olivius: Varisian is its own language, yes. (It might be derived from Thassilonian, but after ten thousand years' linguistic drift, it'd be pretty hard to tell.)

DM-Salsa |

"Hack-n-slash? Vhy do hyu need to hack und to slash. Hy find dot hack-n-smash iz much more fon!"
Ahem, Sorry, Gkirkhan kinda took over there. As for languages. Chelish (or Cheliaxian) is basically Taldane. Taldor, Andoran, and Cheliax all speak it, or dialects of it. Everything else is a legitimate language in it's own right. Unless I'm just jumbling stuff up, the Varisians and Shoanti were in Varisia when Xin came over and established Thassilon. Thassilonian, I imagine, has more in common with Azlanti than Varisian. Modern Varisian is likely a corruption of Thassilon, Original Varisian, and Shoanti. Shoanti probably borrows heavily from Skald and Varisian. Taldane evolved form Azlanti and Thassilonian.
Of course take this with a very big grain of salt. I don't know if the guys at Paizo have gotten deep enough to think about how their languages evolved.

DM-Salsa |

Sorry to Trace, I completely missed his question.
Tieflings, and Aasimars reach adulthood whenever they would if they hadn't been one of those. After that, things get a little different.
Tieflings keep using the same table. So a tiefling that had gnome parents would use the gnome table.
Aasimars use the table elves, adjusted by adding 25-50% (roll 1d20+1d6-1d2+25 Yes I know that the statistics are going to be skewed.)
Does that help?

Trace Coburn |

Sorry to Trace, I completely missed his question.
Tieflings, and Aasimars reach adulthood whenever they would if they hadn't been one of those. After that, things get a little different.
Tieflings keep using the same table. So a tiefling that had gnome parents would use the gnome table.
Aasimars use the table elves, adjusted by adding 25-50% (roll 1d20+1d6-1d2+25 Yes I know that the statistics are going to be skewed.)
Does that help?
It helps settle some things in the background, yeah. Thanks!

Olivius Telraven |

Okay. I've updated history, personality, and appearance. I'd love some feedback, as I'm still not so great at all the fluffy stuff.
That's good stuff. In your personality section I suggest getting rid of a few conjunctions. It tends to run on a bit in there, but it's a good read. Well done.

Horatio Aldebrandt |

Horatio Aldebrandt wrote:Okay. I've updated history, personality, and appearance. I'd love some feedback, as I'm still not so great at all the fluffy stuff.That's good stuff. In your personality section I suggest getting rid of a few conjunctions. It tends to run on a bit in there, but it's a good read. Well done.
Cheers! I feel a bit better about it now. I was in a bit of a hurry when I wrote it up - I knew exactly what I wanted to say, and had the time to get it down, but not the time to get it all sounding the best. I'll fix it soon.