Ok this will be my first game set in golarion so lets get to the basics
Basic Info
20 point buy
2 traits from any of the books listed below{1 being a campaign trait}
Average starting gold
Hp= Max+con mod
Books I will allow
Core, most of the PFCS,Lof player guide, equipment from the RotRL and Cotct players guides
I will also allow the following companions: Talador, cheliax,Qadria and elves of Golarion.
I will also be allowing the playtest classes as long as your ok with them maybe changing.
I may allow some other races, earning your freedom trait would suit that, but see below about getting alone
House rules:
min number of skills are 4 per level all classes have at lest 4.
Multi-classing can only be done if you spend time training before you level up. This may be done during down time but you must make tell me that you are doing so. No more then one PRC unless you have a damned good role playing motive
Also I would ask that you make a group that can work together and mesh. I really do not want a group that can't get along and falls about due to not being able to get along
So far we have
Guy = gnome druid
Kevin mack=Gnome paladin
Dax=?
so I have room for 2 or at most 3 more players
think thats everything for now
sounds good to me, any thought on bloodline?
a lot of ways you could spin them 2
Celena is just about ready to go just have to change a few details here or there (might change her to a cleric depending on what happens)
Quickly throwing in a post to show I'm really keen to play/join.
Will spend time thinking about a character etc. *waves*
Ok we are up to 4. I will bring in at lest one more player
Character concept developed, in process of transcribing to forums.
Going Fighter first level, Sorcerer there after.
Working out gear, starting stuff, formulating back ground etc.
The character is ready for your perusal and approval. *bows*
Sunset
A few things
1> Your human or suli not both
2>Your ablity scores are off. You have spent 19 points and you str should be 9 not 7
3>Traits, One of them needs to be a campaign trait
4> You have 1 to many feats
that covers it for now
I might be interested in playing an oracle. Are there any more positions?
Okay, edited and awaiting further perusal and final approval. *bows again*
Sorry Dax, I have no current ideas about prestige classes and was purely thinking of Sorcerer. Please don't let my choices influence yours. What group of adventurers wouldn't want a pair of "Boom sticks"? ;)
Just as a side note in/as a way of working through any perceived character class problems, I'm happy to alternate between Fighter-Sorcerer? Maybe as a way of differentiating the character?
Just an idea?
Sunset
Ok still a few things
1>the elven curve blade, I am gonna go with the states out of the core book not the PFCS. so it would be 80gp,1d10 damage 18-20x2 crit 7Lbs
2> also you need s feat to use the curved blade as it is an exotic weapon
3> your taints, you still need a campaign trait. While Dusk walker Agent is in the LOFPG it is a general taint not a campaign one
Ok some confusion to clear up for everyone
If there are 2 sources of info (such as the elven curved blade) the core book is assumed to be the correct one, the other is assumed out of date
If your not sure ask
also on the campaign taints the LoFPG has alot of traits in it, but only the last 6 are campaign traits the others are all general traits
The 6 are
*Earning Your Freedom:
*Seeking adventure
*Reclaiming your Roots:
*Gnoll Killer:
*Missionary
*Finding Haleen:
One of your 2 traits must be from those 6
Also hogarth, bryan welcome aboard. And yes oracle will be fine
Okay, third time's a charm. Just send a spoiler as to what exactly Seeker of Adventure does.
Everything else is adjusted and tweaked.
sunset
Seeking Adventure: The Pathfinder Society has long
intrigued you—tales of the exotic lands and strange
discoveries made by Pathfinders have enchanted your
dreams and fired your imagination since childhood. When
Pathfinders came through your village or neighborhood,
they immediately enthralled you with their stories
and knowledge. Yet at the time, you were far too young
to join them, and when they left for adventure you had
to stay behind. Now that you are of age, you’ve traveled
to Absalom to apply for membership. The application
process went well, and you’re now a full member. Your
first assignment is to accompany Garavel’s group to
Kelmarane—the Pathfinder Society has heard rumors
of several ancient structures in the area, including a
ruined monastery once dedicated to Sarenrae, and would
like to learn more about them. Even more pressing is the
mystery of what brought about Kelmarane’s ruin in the
first place—reports of which are vague at best. If you can
determine the cause of the village’s abandonment so many
years ago, you’re sure the Society would be impressed. You
begin the game with your own wayfinder, a loan from your
venture-captain. You’ve promised to pay your venturecaptain
500 gp for the wayfinder some day, but for now it’s
yours to use. A wayfinder is a magical compass that grants
you a +2 circumstance bonus on Survival checks to avoid
becoming lost, and can be commanded to emit light as
the spell (CL 5th) as a standard action. Further details on
the Pathfinder Society and wayfinders may be found in the
Pathfinder Chronicles Campaign Setting (pages 194–195) or
Seekers of Secrets.
also eleven curved blade can not be used one handed
Okay, thank'e very muchly for that quick response. Will go about putting all that into the character asap.
Now, sorry to get into some sort of debate, but
A character can use a weapon one size smaller than itself one handed. So, Ayishi can use a 'small' Elven curved blade one handed, since she is using a weapon that has effectively been made as a two handed weapon for a Gnome or Half-ling.
The same thing (with similar penalties) is what is allowing the Iconic Barbarian to use a Frost Giant's Long sword as a two handed weapon. I'm doing what the game creators are doing, only in reverse to make a character who has a 'signature' type weapon.
Looking forward to reading more thoughts and comments. :)
Okay, based on the following post, give me another day to re-think things for the character. Sorry folks. :(
sunset
While this is true she may use a two-handed small weapon one handed at a -2, I look at the weapon as the issue. The curved blade is a racial weapon. And while other folks do use them finding a small curved blade will be a challenge as , I see them as being very uncommon and normally made as gifts, as elves are not small, so finding one will be both hard and not cheap
Just the way I see them. Race weapons are rare outside the normal size of the race, a small curved sword is as common as a medium sized gnomish hook hammer or a large sized drawven war axe.
So I am gonna say no on the small curved blade
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Seeker
EDIT: also, just downloaded the round 2 playtest, and haven't had a chance to read, so I reserve the right to completely do an about-face! :-)
Bryan
Okay, going with Bard/Wizard. First level as Bard.
Question:
sure, as long as your ok with playtest classes changing I have no issue with allowing it. If we do find something we find to be an issue..well thats why it's called a playtest huh
I'm still working on my cleric (not an oracle as I originally proposed). I should be done by tonight, I think.
Bryan
On the dogslicer if your class grants you Martial Weapons then yes, otherwise no
I am wanting to say yes to illiterate, however with a good backstory I can be made to change my mind. Once raised away from goblin culture for instance some taboos in time would be gone, but if raised among goblins it may be unlikely. All in your backstory really. If you plan to be a class that needs to read(a wizard) we'll find a way around that
Also keep in mind you will most likely be universally disliked on sight, not being attack or anything but ya know you are a goblin . And with that comes some inherent dislike
Seeker, everything but the background is in for your check ...
Sorry, just looking for an answer to my question,
Plus another question?
Cheers!
Sunset
Yep the whip is fine and you may take the feat extra traits. With the normal limitations
bryan
"Markhet is here!"
so far we have
So far we have
Guy = Markhet gnome druid
Kevin mack= Celena Gnome paladin
Dax= Summoner
sunset=Ayishidaj=suli bard
Hograth= N'Djamena, cleric
Bryan= Vrealk goblin rogue
You mean when "killed" or dismissed? I would say yes, unless I get overruled later
Pretty much finished. Only need CMB/CMD explained to me (again) and maybe a few nips and tucks around the edges. Cheers!
O.K., I finished my character, I think. He's a cleric of Nethys being sent as a missionary.
Nethys has a history in the area as well
"Yay! Markhet loves hugs! Thank you pretty lady!" the tiny gnome says, "would you like to see Markhet's lion? His name is Larrs Catington."
"Hello! This one's name is Markhet!" the tiny gnome says, "this one belongs to Garavel but if she plays her cards right she may soon earn her feedom! Markhet is exited about that. Markhet isn't sure what she would do with her freedom but it is something she thinks she wants. Oh and this is my Lion.: Larrs Catington."
"Markhet's lion isn't friendly,
Markhet's lion isn't tame,
not unless you learn to call him by his secret lion name."
Wouldn't a cleric of Sarenrae be a better fit?
Fit, schmit. Who wants to be one of those goody two-shoes? :-)
Jason says yes.
