How would a Cleric of the Lord of Bones interact with clerics of Paladine and even Kiri-Jolith? Mishakel?
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Depending on when you take the level but wizards in Krynn are limited to the weapons they can use.
They'd drink wine and have a gay old time, I suppose. A cleric of death doesn't really care too much of the living, does he? Let the living do as they please.
According to Holy Order of the Stars a Chemosh only allows evil clerics in his clergy.
Wait. What? If Chemosh wasn't an option for player characters to choose as a deity, then why include him in the list of available deities to choose from?
What about Morgion, then? Is he available?
You do realize how Morgion and his clerics are viewed in the Ansalon? Are you willing to go through all of that. I understand that the alignments in Dragonlance work together, Black Robes working with clerics of Paladine, but Morgion is seen as disgusting by most of the people of Krynn and the other gods as well.
I need to double check, when I get home, what alignments his priests can be.
The full submission and profile. Was the best Minotaur pic I could get...
Right now we have two submissions
A minotaur wizard-Jakun Stormhoof
Kender Druid of Habbakuk-Ignatius Highhill
David Barker: Those are excellent choices. If you do chose Kiri-Jolith his favored weapon is a longsword, not a great sword.
Mela Lighteyes, Female Kender Monk(Martial Artist)1 CR 1/2 ; Size: S Face: 5 ft. x 5 ft. Type Humanoid ( Halfling ); HD (1d8)+1; hp 9; Init +3 (+3 Dex, +0 Misc); Spd Walk 30 ft.; AC 18 (touch 18, flatfooted 14), Flurry of Blows -2/-2 0 ft./B (1d4 20/x2 Carried M ); SA: AC Bonus (Ex), Dangerously Curious, Deft Dodger, Fearless (Ex), Flurry of Blows (Ex), Halfling Luck (Ex), Keen Senses (Ex), Lack of Focus, Monk Bonus Feat, Nimble Fingers, Stunning Fist (Ex), Sure-Footed (Ex), Taunt, Weapon and Armor Proficiency, Weapon Familiarity (Ex), ; Vision: AL: CG; Sv: Fort +4, Ref +7, Will +6; STR 10, DEX 16, CON 13, INT 14, WIS 16, CHA 12
Skills and Feats: Acrobatics +9, Bluff +2, Climb +6, Fly +5, Intimidate +5, Perception +5, Perform (Dance) +5, Stealth +7, Swim +4; Mobility
Languages: Common, Kenderspeak, Goblin, Solamnic
I would love to hear more about her backstory.
I am thinking that clerics of evil gods, even if they themselves are not evil will not be a good thing because in Dragonlance people know what the gods are about.
I am getting interested as well just because of the applicants themselves so far. I will admit I am not versed in Dragonlance but the idea is tempting to play a Minotaur Barbarian.
The main reason I am contemplating that is because thus far from what others have chosen seem to have a bit of stigma around them, I think it would be interesting to play a group of characters trying to get by in the world despite the hatred, xenophobia, or otherwise distrust that is bred from their religious or any other aspect of their life....thoughts?
How do you plan on dealing then if a party member is a Knight of Solamnia?
If that was directed at me, you'll have to forgive me I honestly do not know really anything about dragonlance for the most part. I chose a barbarian for mostly the fact that most times they are considered ignorant to the world around them other then their tribe and such. As far as another party member being a Knight, if he explains to my character his code and mention not to interfere if I do this or that...then I don't forsee there being a problem but that itself is a chance at roleplaying something out. Your thoughts?
I would recommend googling Dragonlance Minotaurs, they are much different than regular ones. Think Imperial Rome.
SA: AC Bonus (Ex), Dangerously Curious, Deft Dodger, Fearless (Ex), Flurry of Blows (Ex), Halfling Luck (Ex), Keen Senses (Ex), Lack of Focus, Monk Bonus Feat, Nimble Fingers, Stunning Fist (Ex), Sure-Footed (Ex), Taunt, Weapon and Armor Proficiency, Weapon Familiarity (Ex),
Vision: AL: CG; Sv: Fort +4, Ref +7, Will +6;
STR 10, DEX 16, CON 13, INT 14, WIS 16, CHA 12
Skills and Feats: Acrobatics +9, Bluff +2, Climb +6, Diplomacy +2, Intimidate +5, Perception +5, Perform (Dance) +5, Stealth +7, Swim +4; Dodge, Mobility
Languages: Common, Kenderspeak, Goblin, Solamnic
Mela always did enjoy dancing. When she was little, she was often referred to as "the skipping one". Kender children are energetic enough, but she never seemed to stop dancing. Whether it was to a song in her head, or something that she was humming, she rarely stopped moving. Her parents even said she danced in her sleep, sometimes. Sufficed to say, Mela had an abundance of energy.
Festivals drew her attention, with their exuberance and joyousness. When she decided to give in to her Wanderlust, she would often follow the rumors of a festival happening and travel to that town to experience it. It was at one such festival that she happened into a temple whose inhabitants were probably at the festival, and saw a statue appear to bleed. Of course, when she went to tell someone, they did not believe her, but she was certain of what she saw. Undaunted because no one else saw it, she decided to try to figure out why, even if it took a long time!
As for her method of fighting if things got confrontational, would you believe she did not realize that she was learning to fight until she was halfway through? In her travels, she spent some time with a bard named Panfaelor, whose motto was "for a song and a dance". Happy at finding a friend who made such good music to dance to, she traveled with him for a while, and often he would sing while dancing, wherever he was. She joined him, and though the way he danced was complicated, it was not too hard to pick up.
It was not until several months in their travels that in the middle of one of their song-and-dance sessions on the road, they were accosted by brigands. Well into the ballad of "Lady Lighteyes", Panfaelor took no notice, and continued singing and dancing with her, spinning her and whirling about. The brigands did not take kindly to being ignored, and somehow, as they reached the end of the song, all of those that had attacked, lay groaning on the ground, if they had not been knocked unconscious!
When questioned-- and she could question-- he politely deflected explaining much, and simply asked her if she wanted to keep dancing with him, a twinkle in his eye.
With this much interesting happenings going on, she traveled with him a little longer, all for a song and a dance.
Was my questions on available animal companions answered or missed?
Hmmm from what I am reading, they are extremely lawful and honor bound so they have an honor code. I'll have to come up with one, also with the might is right ideology equals a really bullheaded creature. It should be fun doing such a character.
I see challenging others to a fight if codes of honor conflict but otherwise I don't see there really being any problem.
Given that most of them look down on others, I can see that still happening but to a seller degree...
I'll have to come up with a rather interesting code of honor as he would be exiled from his tribe for not thinking that all others are nothing more then animals and should be slaughtered for the slightest provocation.
The smart part...well, not everyone keeps track of everything. My character will probably have reveled in the combat side of thing, putting his mind towards mastering his opponents over knowing where they live and such.
Does that better satisfy what I had meant by intelligence?
Azten, I am sorry, I think I missed it. What kind of animal are you looking for?>
Vincent, now that is interesting.
I like that background!
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2 kender and 2 minotaur alone much less the other characters make this a fascinating adventuring party.
Well... First time I played Ignatius he had a Dire Bat. I wasn't sure what animals were available in Dragonlance, so I thought I'd ask.
Might just grab the Fire Domain with Ash and Smoke for fiery fun though.
I have the crunchy bits down, I am looking to be using my natural weapons and and armor spikes as my styling for combat. All the lovely charging into battle and hugging them to death that I can do.
Does Habbakuk grant those domains?
I thought he did, but I was mistaken. I'll think of something.
Will post my minotaur tonight
Red Horn Es-Nordmir
Male Barbarian 1
N Medium humanoid (Minotaur)
Init +3;
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Defense
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AC 17, touch 11, flat-footed 16 (+4 armor, +1 Dex, +2 Natural Armor)
hp 16 (1d12+4)
Fort +5, Ref +1, Will +0
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Offense
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Speed 40 ft.
Melee Gore +5 (1d6+6 or 2d6+9 on a charge)
Melee Armor Spikes 1d6+4
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Statistics
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Str 18, Dex 12, Con 16, Int 12, Wis 10, Cha 10
Base Atk +1; CMB +5; CMD 16/15Fl
Feats Keen Scent
Traits Patient Calm (Craft [tattoo]), Reactionary
Skills Craft Tattoo +7, Handle Animal +4, Intimidate +6, Perception +4, Survival +4
Languages Common, Kothian, Goblin,
Combat Gear Hide Armor w/spikes
Other Gear Explorer's outfit, backpack, bedroll, flint and steel, artisan tools (Mwk Tattoo), rope, waterskin x2
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Special Abilities
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Fast Movement +10
Patient Calm +2 to craft
Powerful Charge
Rage 7/day
Scent
Here is at least the crunch for now, I will come up with the honor code later. As far as the background. What I have provided before I did what I could based on what I know. If I could get a bit a help it would be appreciated to make a better background. Or he could have just been roaming so long, he doesn't remember where he came from anymore.
Dragonlance Minotaur Entry(edition unknown)
Though, the whole "code of honor" bit is making me picture a Minotaur Samurai, or Cavalier (sans mount).
Habakkuk offers the Air domain. Does he offer the Wind Subdomain too? That'll be what determines whether I have a wolf companion or not.
I would think so since those domains were given in 3.5 and there is no Pathfinder Dragonlance.
Danke Me'mori, the first was the one that read most heavily as it was the most detailed and such. I haven't woke up enough yet to really start my code of honor but I hope to crank it out sometime today.
Yea, it seems weird to have a Barb with a code of honor in a manner to me as well but I see it as a rather interesting way to bring a bit of order to a normally chaotic class. Too be honest, I'm leaning more CN as my starting alignment as I just don't see him surviving to get out of his tribe if he was all too good.
Well Conan was a Barbarian that had a code of honor, he marched to the beat of his own drum but there were some parameters to his conduct!
Morgion allows only evil clerics.
Samael, would you consider playing a cleric of a neautrel deity?
Remy, are you still planning on submitting a character?
How are you doing starting gold/steel
Here's my submission
Male Paladin 1
LG Medium humanoid (Minotaur)
Init +1;
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Defense
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AC 18, touch 10, flat-footed 18 (+5 armor, +1 shield, 0 Dex, +2 Natural Armor)
hp 13 (1d10+3)
Fort +5, Ref 0, Will +2
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Offense
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Speed 30 ft.
Melee Gore +4(1d6+3 or 2d6+5 on a charge)
Longsword +5 1d8+3 19-20 x2
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Statistics
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Str 16, Dex 10, Con 16, Int 6, Wis 10, Cha 16
Base Atk +1; CMB +4; CMD 15/15Fl
Feats weapon focus longsword
Traits criminal (intermediate), dragonslayer
Skills Diplomacy +7, intermediate +8
Languages Common, Kothian,
Combat Gear longsword, scale mail, heavy steal shield
Other Gear Explorer's outfit, backpack, bedroll, flint and steel, rope, waterskin x2
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Special Abilities
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Detect undead
Aura of good
Smite evil 1/day
Paladin of?
150 stl
Are you a Kazaleti
Sorry oathbound(wyrms/undeath) paladin of kiri-jorith
And yes he is a Kazaleti
Can the characters who have not submitted a background please do so?
Would that be me? Sorry I haven't come up with my Code of Honor yet, my muse has been not forthcoming these last few days and it is rather irritating. I shall try to come up with something by tonight. Let me know if you need more of a background from me as well, not just the code.
Not just you, but Gambit hasnt said what he was playing and hasnt submitted anything.
Hmmm...well let's see if this will do any good for fluff.
Originally hailing from the island of Kothas, his clan of barabarians set out to sea to raid the outer world. This was common practice for his clan, mostly for when one or more of the tribe grew of age to show that they knew the way of their species and had grown up right. It was during his own initiation that he ended up leaving his tribe.
They were to raid a village of humans, nother major or really that interesting about the village other then it was far from help and was mostly a farming village. They did boast a rather bolsterous milita that defended the village from wildlife and strife. It was on the eve after the slaughter that the minotaurs were celebrating their victory over the pathetic trash that they had defeated that Red Horn Es-Nordmir both earned his name and lost his way with the tribe. He had taken down a score of men himself, refusing any weapon but his own strength and horns. His horns coated in the blood of his enemies was all that he had cared about and by the end of the day they were indeed stained a new color.
It was when they happened upon a group of children in one of the barns that he saw what he considered his honor to be blemished by his tribe. They spoke of killing the calves as they would only grow up to be slaughtered later in life anyways and Red Horn said no. Given that there was no challenge in the fight and that they were too frightened to attack him first, he saw that there was no need for the battle at all. The tribe was outraged, sure if it had been a group of Minotaur calves they would've understood the hesitancy, but these were simply human scum. He stood between them and the tribe and demanded to settle their fate in the ring.
They drew up a circle with the corpses of the fallen enemies and stepped into it. The others watched in eager anticipation with ale in hand curious who would win. Red horn fought with the other minotaur whose age was being celebrated and took him down to a knee. He once again did the unthinkable to his tribe. He had earned the kill but chose not to take it, he shamed his opponent by letting him live. He was banished there and then, only rightly so as he had at least made his answer correct that he was even allowed to live. He left without saying another word, with nothing but the armor on his back.
He picked up a few things here and there as he wandered about, always being scorned by other minotaur and lower races alike for he wore the symbol of banishment on his forehead with a bit of pride and a bit of shame. He roamed without purpose, only thinking about how to take down anyone who wished to shorten his life or get in the way of his earning enough to live. He began to come up with his own code of honor as he felt that his tribe's was flawed.
Do not kill the weak who can't fight
Do not kill those who give up
Do not let someone insult your way of life without a fight
Do not give up your own way of life
Do not do a job without getting paid
Do not let anyone live from a fight unless there is good reason
This was the code he began to live by after all the pain and strife that his own life had brought. This was the path that was laid out before him and all he had left was the ability to charge ahead and challenge the world to kill him.
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The Noble sort of interests me but the problem is that the Dragonlance Noble is VERY under powered. I think in the Freeport Companion for Pathfinder they have an updated version of the Noble for Pathfinder.
Then again I might consider playing something else. What does the party really need right now?
I am really thinking at this point...a support/healer type? I see a monk, a druid, a paladin, a wizard, possibly a cleric, and a barbarian. That is the current line up yes?
As far as I can tell there are no dedicated healers. I don't think that they guy who wants to be a cleric wants to play anything but an evil cleric.
The noble class from Freeport is very interesting. It is the reason I bought that big book.
Wizards take the Test which determines their Robe colors so you can submit a wizard with aspirations to the Red Robes, we won't know what color they will be until the Test.
Only the gods in this time grant spells.
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Hello Shalafi. I have decided that the party needs a Cleric. As I am running the Dragonlance: Age of Mortals game and am a good fan of the Khur people, I decided to make a Khurite Cleric of Paladine as my character. I am looking forward to playing a game in the Summer of Chaos. I just hope that my character won't be butchered by Dark Knights considering what happens in the current timeline. Anyway looking forward to giving Dragonlance another shot.