Two elves. Vedic is basically a teenager, so it's a little more doable.
How old was Haleen when she disappeared? Would it make sense for Vedic and Ymril to have been raised by her when she was young, and for Grune and Sarianne to have been raised by her when she was older?
I'd even be fine with changing Vedic's profile pic and having him actually be a child.
Ymril is a driven individual. He's an adherent of Calistria and while his association with Haleen has softened him, he is very much an "ends justify the means" kinda guy. With the loss of his wife (left vauge but probably a human or half-elf) and Haleen he's lost his anchors to his, shall we say humanity? The party, as others who have been touched by Haleen, are one of the few things that keep him grounded. He's not merciless, and has divorced himself from needless pain, but if someone is responsible for the loss of Haleen then they have "sown the wind" so to speak.
He's currently C/N, when Haleen was around he leaned more N/G, and before her could very well of touched on C/E. Where he ends up later in the story may very well be contingent on his connection to the party and what happened to Haleen.
Currently, nothing in stone yet, I plan to take him vivisectionist alchemist in addition to his ranger levels.
So Vedic and Ymril are basically brothers who haven't seen each other in some time, and are both kind of lunatics in their own right.
Vedic is all about family, so I'd prefer if the two were close. Is that alright with you?
Good with me DH.
Isn't drench 3rd party and druid only?
Edit: Ah, I see..
On May 24, 2011 Paizo posted a series of cantrips on the Paizo Blog. These cantrips were left out of the book Ultimate Magic for various reasons. These are not "official" and are not supported by Paizo. Consult with your GM to see if he or she will allow any of these in his or her campaign.The following spells are different from standard cantrips. They are rare cantrips. Spellcasters that gain access to all 0-level spells at 1st level do not gain access to rare cantrips. A spellcaster gains access to rare cantrips only by uncovering their secrets in some other way. Some are guarded by jealous mages, while others are lost in missing libraries or molder on forgotten scrolls.
These cantrips are not legal in Pathfinder Society play. Note that penumbra was changed into the higher-level spell protective penumbra. The cantrip version is similar, but does not replace its higher-level counterpart.
Meh, if the GM doesn't like it, I'll switch it to create water.
I like Drench better because I'm a Fire/Cold specialist and freezing rain is a stylish and thematically appropriate way of putting out fires.
This character was originally for another game. That GM didn't have a problem with it, so until yesterday I'd forgotten it was not an official spell.
Seems to fit thematically, I was just surprised because the PFSRD version is Druid only.
Agreed, but there is also this version, which is what threw me.
Weird. Wonder which one is the typo.
Do gnolls stay prevalent to this adventure or do they disappear after about book 3?