The Avalon Chronicles

Game Master lynora

that doesn't mean teacher insta-kill, unless they get to ignore all the rules.

Not to mention spell resistance and energy resistance

Also, Settro teaches transmutations now. That does not instantly make him any more powerful then he was before. I put him in a teacher position because he was too powerful to have anything left to learn, aside from self-control.

I'm not trying to say he'd win. I'm tying to say Settro, or powerful students, shouldn't be thought of as something that a teacher could just brush off like they were nothing. At least, that's how I feel about it. Sorry if I'm not coming off well, or being offensive.

If I make a post that seems loaded, offensive, or passive aggressive, pm me about it please. I often am not trying to, and don't notice unless I go back and read it. I'll try and explain better what I meant to say if you point out my mistake.

Tamrin is setup to be the single most powerful character that exists at Avalon, from what I have understood. More powerful than Ryo, Denulia, or even Ryleh who is a level 35 Psion.

I think - could be mistaken of course, just trying to provide context.

I still can't think of any spell that can one hit kill 300 hp with no save.

Not unless we start using the horribly broken epic spell system.

Under any circumstance, it just seemed that he was grabbing for ways to not shoot Settro, as if that one shot would end him instantly.

Feels... Odd, to me.

But, In the end, nothing came of it, so I really have nothin to complain about. Sorry if I got a little rambley.

To quote LOTR:

"The greatest warrior can be felled by a single arrow... And Boromir was pierced by many."

Not that this is at all applicable. XD

Guess it's a good thing Settro uses a longbow, then. :P

Ignore this. :p

1d8 + 8 ⇒ (3) + 8 = 11

I believe a maximized, empowered, intensified Finger of Death at max level.

None of those metamagic feats would actually do anything to Finger of Death >.>

Edit: Also, Finger of Death doesn't specify a max level. >.>

<Dominate> Yes they would.

I believe a maximized, empowered, intensified Finger of Death at max level.

It also allows a fort save.

And none of those feats, aside from maximize on a faled save, do anything to that spell.

Also... Avalon dream last night. Being a Half demon is fun. Hehehe.

With the lack of a cap on the damage of finger of death... I should make a finger of death specialist.

Lyn, I sent you an e-mail with an updated Pathfinder version of the Kitsune.
Let me know what you think.

I'm trying to find a trait and the moble site is fighting me
I figure I'll try croud sourcing it
I remember the effect but not the name
It extends the duration of using magus arcana to enchant your weapon
I believe it was from one miniute to two.

I can't find one like that.

Hmm maybe it was removed for some reason
Shame
I am convinced it existed at some point

Might be a feat, or mythic, but it's definitely not a trait.

I do believe something like this does in fact exist, though I am uncertain it's a trait. Let me see what I can find.

So... I want to play RotRL with a GM from Avalon. I would like 20-25 point buy-a high powered game-if anyone is willing.

I know this seems kind of out of the blue, but I have a character idea that I REALLY want to use for RotRL, especially with this subsystem that TSP wrote up:

As your character progresses through the game, through effective roleplaying he will accumulate Virtue and Sin points. Not only do these points help define your character, but they grant in-game mechanical bonuses, encouraging good roleplaying.

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Virtue Points: Virtue points give you a mechanical bonus to a roll or skill check pertaining to the specific virtue. The virtues are: Charity, Temperance, Generosity, Love, Humility, Zeal, and Kindness. Generally, these bonuses are small, but they offer no drawbacks. For every 4 points of a Virtue you have, you get a +1 virtue bonus to the roll.

Sin Points: Sin points give you a large mechanical bonus to a single roll or skill check-or, in the case of Wrath, your damage rolls. The Sins are: Envy, Lust, Wrath, Greed, Pride, Gluttony, and Sloth. However, the more powerful Sin points come with a price: you also gain a penalty to certain skill checks-often the ones related to the opposing Virtue-and a penalty to saves against the corresponding school of magic, equal to your Sin bonus. You gain a +1 sin bonus for every two points of a Sin you have accumulated

You have to keep in mind that you should only reward Sin and Virtue points for significant roleplaying actions. For example, a character blowing all of his initial coin on beer is worth a Gluttony point, but having a small drinking binge for one night isn't. In addition, your character must select a Virtue and a Sin. You gain double points for that Virtue and Sin.

You guys dig?

I'm working on a backstory right now, as a matter of fact.

I finally have a personality, fighting style and teaching style down for my light blades teacher
I just need a name and I'll be ready to introduce my three failed kitsune teacher.
As for stats, I'm mostly going light on rules for him
I'm using the native kitsune race with this class plus a little bard and swashbuckler for spice

Sounds like the swash/magus im working on, but she's a student.

Lurch: I'm not ignoring Kezzin's post, I'm just waiting on Lyn's approval for something. Just so you know!

No worries. :)

See, Arthur, this is when you could embellish with small powers. Like you need a pencil sharpener, so you close your other hand around it, there's a whiring sound, you pull it out and it's sharp, then you drop the shavings out of your other hand.

Out of curiosity... What's the list of the murderer's victims? I have a hunch, but I need to see the complete list to be proved right.

Out of curiosity... What's the list of the murderer's victims? I have a hunch, but I need to see the complete list to be proved right.

Kitty, Fae girl (forgot her name), Ginni, bunch of others before that.

Perhaps others yet to be found.

....

So

...

Seems that there is a ... pattern.

All girls with otherwordly or mixed heritage:

Starlight, an quickling girl
Two tieflings-yet two more girls
And Vai-a half dragon/half-elf-a "mongrel," viewed by some

Perhaps the killer has a thing with purity of the school?

Possibly, or it could just be that there are a lot of that sort here. I mean of my four (soon to be five) characters two (soon to be three) of them are mixed breads, Dave most notably
The fact that they were all female though may also say something

I have my theories but since they are always wrong... I just ignore them.

anyway my theories are also very self centered.

who knows maybe I'll get another box of hearts.

Sounds so romantic... *dreamy eyes*

....

So

...

Seems that there is a ... pattern.

All girls with otherwordly or mixed heritage:

Starlight, an quickling girl
Two tieflings-yet two more girls
And Vai-a half dragon/half-elf-a "mongrel," viewed by some

Perhaps the killer has a thing with purity of the school?

Note: it's not Starlight, but Zilla who got whacked. Starlight is a defunct character, as her player quit the game, just so you know.

Zilla had visible and obvious Fae qualities though, so your theory still holds I'd say.

Maybe the murderer believes themselves self-righteous? Dragons on Agartha are widely considered evil, tieflings as well... And based on some of the actions of the Winter Court, I'm guessing Fae are at best treated as enigmatic and dangerous, and at worst evil.

I mean... So far it has all been teenaged girls...

Let's just hope we can find the killer before they open the Chamber of Secrets.

Huh.

You know, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets featured a book too, you know. ;)

A book with no writing in it

While I was in P.E. today, everything clicked.

The firebird plumage.

"Tainted" girls who could potentially "dilute" the "glorious" firebird gene pool.

So, in my opinion, there are two possible ways this could go:

-A: After the Sun was dismantled, some firebird-most likely a supporter of Fuego Helios-snapped. In his/her deranged mind, s/he thought that firebird "mongrels" orchestrated it-which, in a way, they did (no offense, Ardiente). With all of the firebird refugees camping near Avalon, s/he thought that s/he should remove all temptation to breed with unsuitable mates, killing all of the potential concubines.
-B: The feather in the book. I mean, seriously. Isn't that a little... I don't know, obvious? Somebody with a grudge against the firebirds has orchestrated a series of murders that would point to a firebird with racial superiority on its mind, hoping to land him/her a death sentence.

Those are my theories. What are yours?

Just saying
I didn't do it

Just saying

I didn't do it

That's just what the killer would say!!!

Get 'im boys!!!!

While we're on the subject of the Sun, I'm taking bets on a pool for which of my PCs is gonna die next. First Ardiente, then Ehos and now Vai.

Any bets? 100 "Whose-Line" points to buy in.

Evil Vai.

Evil Vai.

Sorry, to specify, my PCs are only these: Ardiente, Ehos, Lily, Midori, Rena, Repp, Tyrrin, Vai, and (to a lesser extent) Vare.

Evil Vai is an NPC, and a villain. She destined to die eventually. ;)

Maybe Tyrrin then.

But then things will get very cold very quickly.

No doubt.

Let's be honest. You'd just fire everyone up.

Sorry for my lack of posting lately. I've been trying to catch up on real life stuff and it leaves me too tired to think. :/

I empathize. I have on-and-off insomnia, and I have to generally get through the day with one bowl of organic cocoa rice cereal, one peanut butter sammich, and a bag of pistachios.

Also I must have accidentally hidden this thread...this is what happens when I check paizo while half asleep.