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GM Lost Glory

Apr 10, 2015, 04:09 pm

Dot! First post coming soon!

Sir Darren Carter

Apr 10, 2015, 05:46 pm

M Human (Taldor) Cavalier (Beast Rider) 8 / Cleric 1 (Devout Pilgrim) / Fighter 1 (Dragoon)

Secret stealthy dot achieved. Looking forward to it.

Detective Robert Blackhart

Apr 10, 2015, 07:54 pm

Male Human (Taldan) Detective 12

Stats:

HP: 124 AC:24/25 T: 15/16 FF: 19/20 Init: 7 Fort: 8/12 Ref: 14/15 Will: 10 Perception: 26/28

Passive specials:

GM rolls two percetion tests and takes better result any time you are within 10ft of a hidden trap, clue, or door.

Do I also need to Dot? Doing it anyways!

Opilio Damasus

Apr 10, 2015, 09:11 pm

Male Human (Caldaru) Musketeer 10

Stats:

HP:100 AC: 22 T:14 FF:18; Init: 9 Fort: 7 Ref: 7 Will: 5 Perception: 12

Activated:

Strategy (+2 Dodge, +2 attack, or free move), Aid Allies (+4 AC, Attack, Save, or Skill), Challenge (+3 attack against target)

Passive:

Banner (+3 v. Fear; +2 Attack on charge)

And also with this Character!

Sir Lexarius Rubicon

Apr 10, 2015, 09:59 pm

Male Human (Taldan) Warlord 12

Bonuses:

+6 Fort/Will vs Fear/Compulsion/Death/Exhaustion/Poison, +6 Attk when Flanking with Lex, Warleader

Dotted with prejudice.

Velius Kross

Apr 11, 2015, 09:14 am

Male Monk Zen Archer 12

Dots!

Detective Robert Blackhart

May 11, 2015, 01:28 pm

Male Human (Taldan) Detective 12

Stats:

HP: 124 AC:24/25 T: 15/16 FF: 19/20 Init: 7 Fort: 8/12 Ref: 14/15 Will: 10 Perception: 26/28

Passive specials:

GM rolls two percetion tests and takes better result any time you are within 10ft of a hidden trap, clue, or door.

"Get in the wagon, Trevoy!" The tall trench-coated detective said as he shoved the manacled Halfling into the caged carriage.

This was the fifth time this week he'd caught one of the local yahoos marking up the warehouses. Gangs moved in and out of this part of town all the time, running everything from illegal apothecarical items to stolen goods, and part of their grand scheme was to leave marks they thought weren't obvious. Not obvious to people who hadn't spent their youths in those very same gangs.