I would like to encourage more people to submit characters who follow deities other than Asmodeus and Devils. I would really like to see the PCs create a new and unique nation with a different style than Cheliax.
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Ok, gotcha. So, you said there would be plenty of time for retraining, so here is my semi-long term plan. I'll use the Aldori Dukeing Sword as a longsword for the first two levels, with weapon focus and slashing grace, and then at level three, take exotic weapon proficiency with it and retrain the weapon focus and slashing grace to work with the dueling sword instead of longsword.
Of course, it would all be worked in via roleplay, because I am far more attached to role play than game mechanics.
Would that work?
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I would like to encourage more people to submit characters who follow deities other than Asmodeus and Devils. I would really like to see the PCs create a new and unique nation with a different style than Cheliax.
It does seem like there is a lot of room to make an evil Kingdom without mimicking Cheliax and their devil worshiping ways. A Magister that worships Nethys that has a school creating undead to protect the nation, for instance. Or a High Priest who worships Norgorber and runs a secret society of inquisitors that police the nation. (This would also work as a priest of Abadar, interestingly enough)
Irori is certainly a rather selfish god, with followers generally interested in only their own personal growth and enlightenment. (Sometimes more, sometimes less, at the expense of others.) Abadar is an excellent god for wanting to bring order to the chaos of uncivilized society, whether by force or not.
With that said, I'll get to work on my own character!
I would like to encourage more people to submit characters who follow deities other than Asmodeus and Devils. I would really like to see the PCs create a new and unique nation with a different style than Cheliax.
That all depends on how well someone knows Golarion. Paizo did a pretty good job of running the gambit with different styles of countries. There's one that's advanced tech, there's one that forbids divine magic, another arcane, there's even one that's ruled by intelligent undead where living sentient creatures are literally cattle.
The aforementioned cases above are extreme examples, but it does go to show that Paizo made Golarion as diverse as possible.
Steven-Evil, I don't think that you would need to retrain weapon focus and slashing grace since it is still the same sword. Even without exotic weapon, it is still the same Aldori dueling sword. You just aren't able to fully use it yet with weapon finesse.
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Ok, that works out perfect for me then. It provides more role play potential for growth as a warrior, and it mechanically works.
Expect my character to be posted soon. Her profile is made, but the crunch and backstory haven't been added yet.
Also, is anyone else having an issue with the avatar image page or is it just me?
Here is my submission, Kyra Banior, a Human Inquisitor of Ghlaunder.
I know it might not sound normal to have a worshiper of the god of plague and disease in a campaign where you are trying to build a city. But Kyra is more subtle about it than just putting plagues everywhere. There is a time and a place for them when the population of weak individuals is dragging down the success of the city or community as a whole. A strong parasite also requires a strong host, as a disease can’t spread far if there are no people to spread it. So most of the time all for city growth, and community and stuff, then once in a while a little bit of pestilence.
I know these things can be difficult to read sometimes when they are long, so if you would like I can throw all of this in an actual character sheet.
Kyra Banor
Human inquisitor (sacred huntmaster) of Ghlaunder 1 (Pathfinder RPG Advanced Class Guide 99, Pathfinder RPG Advanced Player's Guide 38)
NE Medium humanoid (human)
Init +4; Senses Perception +6
Aura predator's grace (10 ft.)
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Defense
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AC 18, touch 14, flat-footed 14 (+3 armor, +4 Dex, +1 shield)
hp 10 (1d8+2)
Fort +3, Ref +4, Will +4
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Offense
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Speed 30 ft.
Melee dagger +2 (1d4+2/19-20) or
longspear +2 (1d8+3/×3)
Ranged longbow +4 (1d8/×3)
Inquisitor (Sacred Huntmaster) Spells Known (CL 1st; concentration +3)
1st (2/day)—cure light wounds, divine favor
0 (at will)—brand[APG] (DC 12), create water, detect magic, light
Domain Animal (Fur subdomain)
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Statistics
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Str 14, Dex 18, Con 13, Int 10, Wis 15, Cha 10
Base Atk +0; CMB +2; CMD 16
Feats Point-blank Shot, Precise Shot
Traits Pioneer, Fate's Favored, Beast Bonded
Skills Handle Animal +6, Intimidate +5, Knowledge (nature) +4, Knowledge (religion) +4, Perception +6, Ride +3, Sense Motive +7, Survival +6 (+8 to avoid becoming lost when using this)
Languages Common
SQ animal companion (rhinoceros named Animal Companion), monster lore +2, stern gaze +1
Other Gear studded leather, buckler, arrows (40), dagger, longbow, longspear, bandolier, candle (10), canteen, compass, flint and steel, grappling arrow, holy text, manacles, masterwork backpack, soap, spell component pouch, trail rations (5), wooden holy symbol of Ghlaunder, wooden unholy symbol of Ghlaunder, wrist sheath, light horse, animal harness, bedroll, bit and bridle, feed (per day), hemp rope (50 ft.), mess kit, pot, riding saddle, saddlebags, training harness, 7 gp, 1 sp
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Special Abilities
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Animal Companion (animal companion (rhinoceros named Animal Companion)) (Ex) If no current companion, summon nature's ally spells last 1 min/level but only 1 at a time.
Compass +2 circumstance for Survival or Knowledge (Dungeoneering) to avoid becoming lost.
Inquisitor (Sacred Huntmaster) Domain (Fur)
Monster Lore +2 (Ex) +2 to Knowledge checks when identifying the weaknessess of creatures.
Point-Blank Shot +1 to attack and damage rolls with ranged weapons at up to 30 feet.
Precise Shot You don't get -4 to hit when shooting or throwing into melee.
Predator's Grace (+10 ft, 5/day) (Su) Swift action: +10 speed, Low-light vision for 1 round.
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Animal Companion
Rhinoceros (Pathfinder RPG Bestiary)
N Medium animal
Init +2; Senses low-light vision, scent; Perception +5
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Defense
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AC 16, touch 12, flat-footed 14 (+2 Dex, +4 natural)
hp 12 (+4)
Fort +5, Ref +5, Will +1
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Offense
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Speed 40 ft.
Melee gore +2 (1d8+6)
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Statistics
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Str 14, Dex 14, Con 15, Int 2, Wis 13, Cha 5
Base Atk +1; CMB +2; CMD 15 (19 vs. trip)
Feats Power Attack
Tricks Attack
Skills Acrobatics +2 (+6 to jump), Perception +5, Swim +6
SQ attack
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Special Abilities
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Attack [Trick] The animal will attack on command.
Low-Light Vision See twice as far as a human in low light, distinguishing color and detail.
Power Attack -1/+2 You can subtract from your attack roll to add to your damage.
Scent (Ex) Detect opponents within 15+ feet by sense of smell.
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Horse, light
Horse (Pathfinder RPG Bestiary 177)
N Large animal
Init +2; Senses low-light vision, scent; Perception +6
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Defense
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AC 11, touch 11, flat-footed 9 (+2 Dex, -1 size)
hp 15 (2d8+6)
Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +1
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Offense
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Speed 50 ft.
Melee 2 hooves -2 (1d4+1)
Space 10 ft.; Reach 5 ft.
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Statistics
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Str 16, Dex 14, Con 17, Int 2, Wis 13, Cha 7
Base Atk +1; CMB +5; CMD 17 (21 vs. trip)
Feats Endurance, Run[B]
Tricks Come, Heel, Riding, Stay
Skills Acrobatics +2 (+6 to jump with a running start, +10 to jump), Perception +6
SQ riding
Other Gear animal harness, bedroll, bit and bridle, feed (per day) (10), hemp rope (50 ft.), mess kit, pot, riding saddle, saddlebags, training harness
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Special Abilities
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Endurance +4 to a variety of fort saves, skill and ability checks. Sleep in L/M armor with no fatigue.
Low-Light Vision See twice as far as a human in low light, distinguishing color and detail.
Riding [Trick] The animal has been trained to bear a rider.
Run Run 5x your speed in light/medium armor or 4x speed in heavy armor and keep Dex when running.
Scent (Ex) Detect opponents within 15+ feet by sense of smell.
Kyra Bannor, Inquisitor of Ghlaunder was boor to a poor farming community in Southern Brevoy. Life was hard but good. Her father worked as a hunter, killing animals for food and fur, and trapping the more exotic ones to sell to traveling traders. Her Mother worked as a seamstress, creating blankets and clothes from the pelts her father brought back to sell and to keep the family warm.
One day however while on a hunt, her father was fatally wounded by a wild Rhino that had come north to graze during the warmer seasons. Worse still, the same Rhino kept coming back year after year to graze, and no one in the community dared trying to attack it, for they felt it was ill to try when a skilled hunter had already failed.
Then during an especially harsh winter, Kyra and her mother’s house was broken into by men covering their faces with bags and masks. They ransacked the house, and took everything of value. The bitter cold of the winter, combined with having no more food or warm furs kill her mother, and she was left alone in the care of the village elder, and old man named Zanthus.
Kyra didn’t know what to think of Zanthus, he has always just been the creepy old man that she avoided, and now she had to live with him. At least she could take some solace in the fact that he was too old and feeble to be one of the men that robbed her house.
She soon learned why he was so creepy, he was a very religious man, but not in any way she had seen before. She had been raised by her parents as a believer in Desna. Though they never attended church often, she knew the stories, and many of the teachings. Zanthus however worshiped in secret Ghlaunder, but instead of hide the fact from her, he told her almost immediately.
She wanted to run and tell someone, anyone that this worshiper of a horrible god was hiding in their town, but he asked her to stay so he could explain himself.
He explained that rarely is it the goal of a parasite to kill the host, for if the host dies, then the parasite dies with it. In nature, does one Mosquito kill a person? No, the mosquito is a nuisance at best, and both creature can live together with little problem. What kills a person is other people, and what kills a community is the weak people.
When there is a plague, is it the wealthy, powerful, influential, productive people that die? No, it is the weakest of the people, the poor, the slow, and the lazy. They drag down a society to their level, and in turn, slowly kill it like a parasite, but this parasite will kill the host, and then it dies. If that one mosquito happens to induce a plague in a city, it is the lowest and the weakest that will die, ensuring that the greater populace, as the host, will live on.
If a plague had wiped out the weak from this community before the winter, do you think people would have needed to rob your house, resulting in your mother’s death? This last part made perfect sense to her, by clearing out weakness, the host can become stronger. She learned much from him over the years about the laws of nature, survival of the fittest and such, until she decided to strike out on her own, but first she would need a strong host, and she knew where to get one.
Waiting for the warmest time of the year, she search and searched for the Rhino that came every year, the same one that killed her father, one that would make a truly strong host. Once she found it, she did not attacking like her father had, she befriended it, tamed it, and molded it into a powerful host and tool for her coming adventures.
Sacred Huntmaster gives my inquisitor an animal companion, and I would take the animal domain. Everything I have read says that this would actually get me a second weaker animal companion instead of a stronger animal companion because they are based off the same class levels. If you disagree, let me know and I will just switch to the catastrophe domain, or the spellkiller inquisition.
My plan of the second companion was going to be either a giant slug, some parasite (I couldn't find any, but if allowed I would see about a dire Stirge maybe, or a vermin companion), or a boar (so I could name them Rocksteady and Bebop from TMNT). Kyra herself focuses on ranged combat, using teamwork feats with my rhino like friendly fire to increase damage, and Escape route to avoid damage.
Marshal would be her preferred leadership role, though High Priest, Spymaster, or Assassin would also be fine.
Steven_Evil, I too had a problem getting avatar images to load.
Kyra and Andrea would get on swimmingly.
Well, well, I think I might have to throw my hat into this. Sure, I will have to change my backstory slightly, but it will be well worth the effort.
This is the crunch for Steven Evil's character. The backstory is taking a while to type up because I have a pretty big story for this character. Let me know if there is anything wrong or anything I need to change.
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Maralynn Rose, I hate being "that guy" but you used a bit too much gold. Swashbucklers do indeed start with *way* too much cash, but "only" 300gp. The chain shirt and composite longbow (str +1) hit that exactly. The sword comes free, but you've got exactly 20 extra gp spent. I say this as a regular player of bards who would literally kill to get 300gp and be able to start with a chain shirt and bow, nevermind a composite one.
Hopefully this is helpful. :)
You're right, I was thinking for some reason the composite was only 175. And I was still 5gp over. Guess that's what I get for trying to do all of this on my phone. It should be fixed now though.
Thanks for catching it. :)
Kyra and Andrea would get on swimmingly.
I do believe that you are correct.
Of course, the rich are often fat and lazy. So divesting even the rich of their belongings if they suck too much from the teat is only fitting. Better a fine, lean, productive yet poor specimen survive and continue their line then a weak-chinned, inbred fop.
Maralynn's backstory is done. I'll probably add a little more detail when I get a chance to open my Inner Sea World Guide, like the city names and such, but here it is.
Constructive criticism is welcome. :)
this is Dragonofashandflame offering up Radomir Shax a LE beast rider cavalier of the order of the dragon. He worships Zon-Kuthon, but i'm totally willing to change that.
Oh right, as far as religion/deities go, Maralynn doesn't worship anyone in particular. She's too selfish and self absorbed in her own ego.
Steven_Evil - No deity is fine. Selfish and self absorbed is ok too, though you will still have to get along with at least most of the party. Also, link an example of you playing a female.
Dragonofashandflame - Sheet looks ok. I'll keep the deity change in mind in case it becomes a tie-breaker later on.
Kraq Rockmaw
Ready for WAR!!!
Crunch is here, working up a background currently.
Roles:
Marshall
High Priest
Councilor
Choant - Awaiting the background Choant. And though it doesn't matter right now, anyone chosen will have to put their character sheet on this site. I can barely read Myth-weaver sheets, the lines blur together too much for me.
Also, what is 4 mirror armor?
Here
If you prefer something else I can accommodate easily, its in ultimate combat and ultimate equipment.
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Given the geographic location of the game and the stipulation that all PCs are from this general area, I'd rather not have thing labeled "Eastern" in it. That goes for any weapons and armor.
Steven_Evil - No deity is fine. Selfish and self absorbed is ok too, though you will still have to get along with at least most of the party. Also, link an example of you playing a female.
Dragonofashandflame - Sheet looks ok. I'll keep the deity change in mind in case it becomes a tie-breaker later on.
She "respects" those with actual power (read, she would rather surround herself with them because she knows it's the easiest way to an easy life), so getting along with party won't be a problem. She treats those that she deems "lesser than" herself as such.
As for me playing a female, I have one character I've played on Paizo as a female:
here,
My character was Apex Stormshard, but she was radically different from Maralynn. That character was a sylph wizard who was betrothed to a man against her will, and when he tried to have his way with her before the wedding, she panicked and accidentally killed him, and was on the run when she ended up in sandpoint needing money at the beginning of the Jade Regent AP. She was very shy, contrite, and afraid of her own power, and the person she fell in love with during the AP was killed right in front of her as he saved her life.
So basically, absolutely nothing like this character at all.
Now, I have played many, many female characters over the years, starting with 2e way back in the day, so I have quite a bit of experience doing so. If you would like some more examples of my roleplaying so you can see how each character has their own personality, I have these on Paizo:
My character is Alzaar Na' Keth, the Archaeologist Bard
My character is Amren Slyblade, a Halfling Knife Master
My Character is Alabaster Cain, a Human Warpriest of Besmara.
Also, if you would like me to send you a piece of roleplay with me using this character or something of the like so you can get a better feel for how I'm going to play her, just let me know and I can cook something up for you.
My idea for her is to kind of be the "enforcer" for the king. She doesn't want the responsibility of ruling herself, but being the right hand man has just enough power and glory to keep her appetite sated.
Also, if it's ok with you, I'm thinking of adding the Power Hungry drawback to her. It makes sense, considering it's what she doing all of this for anyway.
Hmmm, might have the perfect idea for this.
A Summoner(Story Summoner).
Idea would be someone of Varisian birth who was raised in caravan and learned the use of Harrow decks. However, she also loved stories, but her stories tended to drift toward the darker side of humanity and civilization. Slowly, as she matured, the elders began to warn her that unless she straightened out, she would be banished from the caravan. Well, it happened one dark rainy night. She was telling a tale of children lost in the wild, and the creatures that were hunting them.
Suddenly, her story, literally, came alive, as a million harrow cards suddenly flew from her pocket and formed into the manifestation of the creature chasing the children. The children listening to the story screamed, thinking this was a wonderful trick, but it was no trick and the creature attacked. The adults of the village managed to kill the creature, which after several strikes burst into a cloud of cards that flew back into her pocket.
To say that she was banished from the tribe that night is an understatement. The elders did not know what fell magic she had conspired with, but would not allow it to remain.
Knowing that being banished from the caravan was equal to being banished from all Varisian tribes, she set forth with her cards to find a place to listen to her stories. She travelled north and east, finding most of the lands unforgiving (Nidal, Belkzan, River Kingdoms), diametrically opposed to her dark stories (Molthune, Ustalav(more out of fear) and Mendev) or lacking in the interest and weird (Numeria, Razmiran). So, she made her way to Brevoy, which she found to be much more similar to Varisia, albeit without the colorful wandering caravans, and has been traveling and telling her dark tales ever since. She has learned to control her animated cards and often uses the stories to summon her eidolon to scare the audience and bring far more realism to the stories she tells.
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Hope that is not too strange.
Here is the submission for Tanner Nielsen.
Sejanus Corvus
LE Male Human Alchemist
Kingdom Role: Spymaster
Hair: Gray
Eyes: Blue
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 120lb
You see a well-groomed man, with a cleanly shaven face and head. His eyes are an icy blue, with flecks of silver near the iris. His skin taut against his frame, with an angular face and stern looks. He is in a white tabard and black trousers, with a green cloak. He carries a light crossbow at his hip and a dagger on his belt. He is medium-height, with a lanky frame and straight posture.
Sejanus leads personal interactions with a no-nonsense, business-like attitude that comes from several years of mercenary work. He works hard to overcome his negative attitude to see the good in people, but has been disappointed enough in life to not expect much from those around him. He is loyal and courageous to those who have his friendship - while terrible and vindictive to those who attack or betray him.
Writing Sample:
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"We have a problem, Thakus." Sejanus held a missive in his hand, crumpled and mud-splattered. It had likely been rushed by horseback by one of the spymaster's many eyes and ears.
Thakus was enjoying the last bites of a meal of roast duck, candied figs, and far more port wine than you would imagine a goblin could fit in his belly. He answered laconicly, "Problems, problems, problems - you are always so worried, Sejanus. What is so important you need to interrupt my supper?"
The human pushed aside an empty tray from the large table and set the note down. "It is a special problem. The kind of problem that requires the attention of the royal assassin. Your particular attention."
Thakus slid down in his chair, rubbing his swollen belly with one hand and making a dismissing motion with the other. "Cut the dramatics, I'm losing interest. The only thing I want to give attention to is my bed."
The spymaster leaned in closer, a wicked smile playing on his lips. "We found them, Thakus."
"Who?"
"The pixies. We have found the pixies' camp."
Thakus' eyes opened wide, his food-induced lethargy gone in a moment. "What? They have harassed us for months! How did we find them?"
Sejanus raised an eyebrow. "I have my ways. Now, would you happen to know someone interested in organizing an assassination squad to wipe out a family of pixies?"
The goblin grinned, his needle-sharp teeth catching the light of the fireplace. "Sejanus... do you really even need to ask?"
Tirion - Nope, not too strange. Though you still need a reason for wanting to accept a charter.
Steven_evil - Taking a Drawback is fine.
I'd also like to add that characters don't have to be set in stone until gameplay actually starts. For example, if two casters that are chosen each happen to have the same spell known, one can swap it out for a new one.
I offer up my Inquistor, Xerell Maj'ir, who seeks to start the kingdom so he may build a information/blackmail system from the ground up. He would be taking the role of diplomat or advisor since he is adept at sensing his opponents intentions. All his info is in his alias. Let me know if you have any questions.
Were you satisfied with my female roleplay example, or should I do like Tanner Nielsen did and post an example?
Xarell - I think you are missing a trait. I'm allowing 3.
Maralynn - The links are fine. I can read them there.
Xarell - I think you are missing a trait. I'm allowing 3.
Maralynn - The links are fine. I can read them there.
Okay got it fixed, put in my third trait.
Man, I hope I get into this game. It sounds like a ton of fun (I've never applied to a kingmaker game before) and I really like this character. Also, the other submissions have been pretty wicked as well.
All the makings of a great game!
Sejanus is a native of New Stetven - one of the many foundlings raised by the church of Abadar. He was abandoned in a swaddling basket on the steps of the Abbey of Resplendent Propserity and raised among the other unfortunates of the city.
His natural intelligence was noticed by the priests of the abbey, who apprenticed him with their herbalist. Sejanus studied under the old master for several years, striking out on his own as a journeyman alchemist when he came to adulthood. However, outside of their influence, he found his more sinister inclinations were no longer bridled by the discipline of the abbey. He was contacted by a local gang, who hired him to manufacture illicit substances for their distribution and sale. Sejanus earned himself a tidy sum producing dreamtime tea, flayleaf, harlot sweets, and honeydust for beggars and aristocrats alike.
An overdose by the third son of a viscount brought the attention of the town guard, and a sweep of the neighborhood found guardsmen searching door to door and arresting most of the gang. Sejanus decided to cut his losses, and quickly made his way south to answer the call to settle the River Lands. He seeks a fresh start, away from anyone who may be able to implicate him.
Sejanus will try to replicate his previous successes, this time under the protection of his own charter of nobility. With shrewd investment and deft manipulation of local bandits, he will make this new kingdom the center of drug manufacturing for half the continent.
Sejanus - That would definitely be a novel way to fund the new kingdom. Not only does it give a source of income, it can weaken the societies around your kingdom and make them more vulnerable.
The Winds of Fate - That's just what I was thinking. We could have all sorts of fun. I'm thinking we could devastate a country's infrastructure by flooding their towns with free drugs, bleeding their economy by charging exorbitant prices once they are addicted, then poison a batch when they begin to show resistance or hostility to our practices. Kind of like the Opium Wars, but with magic.
Of course, our own populace would have plenty of stimulants to increase production. Farmers and laborers working harder and longer with an alchemical boost. Our armies would have crack teams of commandos with potions and powders to give them enhanced strength, speed, stamina, and night vision. And poisoned weapons for everyone!
The Winds of Fate - That's just what I was thinking. We could have all sorts of fun. I'm thinking we could devastate a country's infrastructure by flooding their towns with free drugs, bleeding their economy by charging exorbitant prices once they are addicted, then poison a batch when they begin to show resistance or hostility to our practices. Kind of like the Opium Wars, but with magic.
Of course, our own populace would have plenty of stimulants to increase production. Farmers and laborers working harder and longer with an alchemical boost. Our armies would have of commandos with potions and powders to give them enhanced strength, speed, stamina, and night vision. And poisoned weapons for everyone!
Lol - so many meanings
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The Potential Cast So Far:
Viera Westcastle, LN Female Half-elf ranger, played by Tsriel
Billy "The Blade" Bellington, NE Male Human Swashbuckler (Inspired Blade), played by Boss Zog
Lord Bramwell, N Male Human Wizard (Manipulator), played by Pedro Coelho
Fal the Reborn, LE Male Kobold Oracle, played by CaptainFord
Kyra Banior, NE Female Human Inquisitor (sacred huntmaster) of Ghlaunder, played by Mark_Twain007
Maralynn Rose, LE Female Human Swashbuckler, played by Steven_Evil
Radomir Shax, LE Male Human Cavalier (Beast Rider), (Order of the Dragon), played by Dragonofashandflame
Kraq Rockmaw, Male Half-Orc Cleric of Gorum (whose alignment is missing!), played by Choant
Sejanus Corvus, LE Male Human Alchemist, played by Tanner Nielsen
Xerell Majir, CN Male Half-elf Inquisitor(infiltrator) of Calistria, played by Roidrage
Andrea, N Female Human Cleric of Urgathoa, played by Andrea1
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I believe that's everyone. I only included characters with sheets, and if I missed anyone, I apologize! But this should give everyone an idea of what's been submitted so far.
Edit: Added Andrea because I missed that she had a character sheet ready! (Just hiding)
I like this. I like this a lot. Maralynn would be more than happy to be involved in a drug pushing scheme that makes tons of money. It's right up her ally.
Control over other people, tons of money, people having to rely on her and her partners for what they need...
You sir, are a genius.
Andrea has her sheet posted, not under the profile though. I will wait to see if I am accepted and then fill it in.
The paizo approved classes, would that include those from the Occult Adventures playtest? If so I'd be interested in making a Mesmerist. If not I'll take another route.
No to Occult Adventures. I'd like to avoid things still being playtested.
The Potential Cast So Far:
Viera Westcastle, LN Female Half-elf ranger, played by Tsriel
Billy "The Blade" Bellington, NE Male Human Swashbuckler (Inspired Blade), played by Boss Zog
Lord Bramwell, N Male Human Wizard (Manipulator), played by Pedro Coelho
Fal the Reborn, LE Male Kobold Oracle, played by CaptainFord
Kyra Banior, NE Female Human Inquisitor (sacred huntmaster) of Ghlaunder, played by Mark_Twain007
Maralynn Rose, LE Female Human Swashbuckler, played by Steven_Evil
Radomir Shax, LE Male Human Cavalier (Beast Rider), (Order of the Dragon), played by Dragonofashandflame
Kraq Rockmaw, Male Half-Orc Cleric of Gorum (whose alignment is missing!), played by Choant
Sejanus Corvus, LE Male Human Alchemist, played by Tanner Nielsen
Xerell Majir, CN Male Half-elf Inquisitor(infiltrator) of Calistria, played by Roidrage
Andrea, N Female Human Cleric of Urgathoa, played by Andrea1---
I believe that's everyone. I only included characters with sheets, and if I missed anyone, I apologize! But this should give everyone an idea of what's been submitted so far.Edit: Added Andrea because I missed that she had a character sheet ready! (Just hiding)
Thanks for doing that, Aptinuviel. I'll post a backstory for Viera sometime later this evening. I gotta say, I love Sejanus's plans.
The part I liked about the plan was that it involved a way to fund the future kingdom that didn't involve just pillaging the neighboring countrysides since that only lasts for so long. Everyone should feel free to be creative and come up with other ideas since multiple sources of revenue/power/stability are never a bad thing.
The part I liked about the plan was that it involved a way to fund the future kingdom that didn't involve just pillaging the neighboring countrysides since that only lasts for so long. Everyone should feel free to be creative and come up with other ideas since multiple sources of revenue/power/stability are never a bad thing.
I can see Radomir trying to establish an order of dark Knights to keep the peace in the kingdom. They could also act as enforcers for the drug trafficking?
Well in an effort of diversification of revenue here are some of my offerings.
1)Gathering of the banditry into an organized military force and offering them as mercenary forces, unless we decide to just out right conquer everything.
2)Open up a black market, with Sejanus's concoctions as the center piece. Opens us up to stolen goods, criminal hideout and assassination requests. Previous gathered banditry mercenary are used as enforcers and are available for loan out. Dark Adventuring company opened up, "Anything Handled for the Right Price".
3)Logging & Furrier Company - I assume there is a forest there and it gets real cold in Port Ice. They'll love some exotic owlbear furs.
4)Big Fey Hunting - The hunting of fey for sport, experimentation, and enslavement. I bet fey would have interesting magical effects on potions and items.
5)Rival Sword School - Stick it to those braggart Swordlords.
6)Merchant's of Death - Along with the drugs; develop alchemical weapons and tools, Large Armory, training center.
In an official post, Andrea can help provide travel papers, potential diplomatic immunity, forge alliances where needed..