Well you put your roll there now, no need to reroll just because the modifiers were a bit screwed.
I like it when Wrigsolar has these absolutely unnecessary "monologues" about some irrelevant happenings in the past. Brings spirit to the story, a nice read anyway.
Also I noticed you handle English very well. Any particular reason for that? Just curious.
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I have some difficulty to feel Yâble and to play him. It seem that i am playing like a pfs on table.
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It wasn't until recently for me when I realized I need to describe all the actions, thoughts, and emotions that are invisible to other characters. Of course others need to base their own characters' reactions excluding these "thoughts", but still it gives a broader idea of the character.
@Wrigley: Yeah, a good teacher matters a lot. I had a really crappy English teacher in my vocational school (I'm not a native speaker), which basically forced me to learn the stuff I wanted to learn on my own.
I think it really adds to the game... much like common, there are many dialects from other native tongues. I try and make Sagart have an identifiable speech pattern, but don't want to detract from what she is trying to get across. Oh, and I'm a native English speaker who grew up all over the place, good and bad teachers... the life of a military brat!
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Yâble, if you're having issues "feeling" a character, my advice is always to start with something small in your character-build that you can latch onto, and build from there. Like, Wrigsolar's first real trait was that he is a lawyer. That added with his high charisma, makes him a fast-talking, "ambulance chaser" (I kind of doubt that translates. He's not a very prestigious lawyer, but a guy who's always chasing after potential clients.)
Or like, with my warpriest in the non-core campaign. He's got that feat from the Advanced Race Guide that lets him make any check untrained and gives him a small bonus on all skills that he doesn't have ranks in. So, he's at least kind of good at everything. Which means he's got a high opinion of himself, which often leads to him being kind of an arrogant jerk (I try to save that for the GM's NPCs, just to be a good player)
I'm on vacation and on an exodus to the countryside till next Monday. Expect decreased update frequency until then.
Wrigsolar's manners remind me of Foggy from Marvel's Daredevil (that Netflix series).
Have fun! Nothing better than to unwind in the country...
Internet's available pretty much everywhere though, so I can't "unwind" that much. I just hate updating with a mobile device (like this post). :)
I'm going to be a little less responsive for the coming few days, because I need to focus on doing a Plan B in case I lose my job.
Same for me... sending good wishes.
Idem
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What Sagart said. The map has windows while the description explicitly says there are no windows on the walls.
Welcome to Season 0 I guess. :)
Aight, can you describe Drostan's style of fighting, as in "aggressive", "defensive", "reckless", or any other adjective(s) you can come up with? Then again there aren't that many options available for a low-level fighter...
Just find a Starbucks! You can always find expensive coffee and free wifi there!
I'm at the countryside this weekend and it appears my new operator's coverage over here is abysmal (only EDGE, no HSDPA+...) so I'm limited as to how I can update. Back on Sunday evening then.
Destruction domain!
I did notice the dirty fighter trait, but promptly forgot all about it. Bengeirr is at -23 hit points, happy?
Can you please update the map where the standard Ulfen Warrior is at?
Huh, I thought I had remembered to move that token... done now.
If the player whose character is getting in the line of fire accepts friendly fire, I will allow this sort of PvP. It is a deal between players, not characters nor players and GMs.
So in case Drostan's player gives a green light to Burning Hands, it's all good in my book.
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Whoa, Sagart, you are not at -2. You were healed up to full by your chanel and then took 6 damage. Don't scare me like that. I think our best bet at this time is you channeling to hurt and then using my CLW wand afterwards. (If Jair can get down and use that to keep Sagart alive, and/or possibly save Drostan, you have my blessing)
Also, thanks for doing that Dresseu, I was having option paralysis on how exactly to position my flaming hands.
You just might pull this off after all. With Yâble's shot (though I take the full credit) the ghoul got to 0 hit points, right where undead creatures get destroyed. Now though your best and only melee fighters are both down.
Though all the zombies are within the area of grease.
Some healing on us plus so.e fire on that grease would be awesome! This is what make the game fun!
I appreciate the teaching environment too.
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It is, of course, now that I notice that the zombies have something else special about them than just replacing DR with resistance. They have altered attacks, or to be precise, they have a melee touch attack that deals cold damage. These numbers, however, use the outdated 3.5th edition stats so changing just a part of that would result in some pretty interesting contradictions.
tl;dr: Zombies in PFRPG are ridiculously more dangerous than in D&D 3.5.