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She never left, so you can ease her in quite easily! For the levelling up, I leave it to others to give counsel, keeping in mind that the mythic level is temporary...
:)
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Hierophant seems the obvious choice for mythic class, given her divine powers. I am less familiar with the specifics though.
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Nicely done!
And are we up again?
I believe that it's your turn, Daire!
Apologies for the delay! It's been a tiring few days.
The Royal Irish Academy's electronic dictionary of Irish.
@Ruadhan
Assuming you're on an Android phone, try this.
Set screen turning option from portrait to auto-rotate.
Make sure phone is horizontal for character profile page.
Edit button should be visible then.
This caught me for weeks after Paizo fiddled with the forums, as I normally leave my phone on portrait because I dislike it rotating at seemingly its whim.
Cheers Daire, I was sure that I had tried that, but it seems to be working now, so I will give it a go tonight.
You're welcome. I'm not sure why Paizo seem so determined to make their user interfaces worse on mobiles. ;)
On a cheerier note, a history of languages in the Irish and British isles!
Nice. Clearly, the Irish speak... Irish!
Many do a bit, and a few know much!
Note to all: I am off to Mexico's sunny beaches for a week starting Sunday! I won't likely post much, so you'll have plenty of time to set camp and discuss what comes next!
Oh cool, enjoy!
Have fun!!
I haven't posted because I don't know if I'm allow to move another player's character.
What do you mean by "move another PC"? Move them to tears? Move them physically?
;)
I don't know about moving them to tears, but I know Aoife can throw people! XD
I mean if Aoife could pulled the others back to the top of the well to get out of the water and moved us a long a bit...
I am sure Ruadhan and Thorun will swim out in due time!
Yes but in the last post for Aoife I had her helping Ruadhan out so...
...at this point, you could easily assume that everyone swam out. In fact, I hereby decree that everybody swam out!
YAY!!!
Huzzah! :D
Two pieces of news:
1) I'm currently job hunting, though that is going well. That said, I might have less free time than usual.
2) I'll be at a gaming convention this weekend, so I'll likely be less active online.
Ok, let's try this again.
I've read through the thread, and I'm sorry I missed the salmon bbq. And I'm not sure I can roll as well as our GM when it comes to saving the party.
Which brings up my character sheet.
I haven't been able to really absorb the mythic information and I don't know how to do the rolls needed when in combat. I'm fine with the roleplaying, but I'm going to either need to keep using my current non-mythic stats or I'm going to need someone else to update my character sheet for me.
I'm open for any other suggestions as well.
I've missed you all.
Welcome back!!!
I’ll PM you tomorrow. Really happy to hear from you :)
Hey, welcome back!
Basically the mythic stuff bolts on like another level, but we can help with that.
Hello and welcome!
Thanks to Amergin I've got my Mythic stats added to my character sheet.
So off we roll!
Yay! We have our healer back!
Huzzah for talkative PCs!
Heads up:
Apparently Discord allowed me to create a new account using the same email as an old forgotten account. They've now locked me out of both accounts, and sent instructions to a seldom-used gmail account.
I misread the password for that account, and tried to get in three times. I'm waiting 24 hours before I try again.
tl;dr
I won't be able to see Discord comments for a few days. If someone could PM me or post here if anything important gets said there., pls.
Noted!
A heads up. I won't be available to post at all on Friday, and I likely won't have much availability until Sunday evening or Monday evening.
All good!
Notre Dame de Paris. Construction began in 1163. So very sad...
Yeah... I read that. I had hoped to see it one day...
Yeah me too, and as a firefighter I pity the local fire fighters too. That will be one hell of a tough job, with a lot of pressure on them and be highly scrutinised afterwards, all the time with the wishing there was more they could do. I used to cover Westminster Abbey and going there on just a false alarm was always scary enough, even in a stone building, there were so much wood, and a lot of that with huge historical significance.
I saw a lot of wood carvings in churches in Germany. Altars, rood screens, doorways, etc. Most of it dated from the Early Renaissance, (1400-1500).
I would imagine that much of Notre Dame's interior was that kind of artistic wood bas-relief and statuary.
Stone and metal had a chance, but I don't hold out much hope for that kind of artistry.
Certain items were saved but it's a damn tragedy.
I was there once, when I was in secondary school. A massively impressive place, and I'm sure I would appreciate it better now.
It looks like less damage to the lower areas than might have been expected. Mostly just the roof and the transept came down, with the stone ceiling in the choir and nave holding, thereby protecting everything below it. (Which would probably include a lot of the woodwork, which is often in the choir,if the cathedral I know is anything to go by)
It also sounds like they had a good salvage plan in place, which meant a lot of stuff was rescued too.
Thankfully.
It'll get fixed. People with money have mobilized. Now, if only they would mobilize for the really important stuff...
It's been a bit hectic lately. Apologies. I'll post tomorrow sans faute!
My husband said the same thing as you. Sadly it is so very true...
Yeah, it has been quite scary how quickly they could fund raise for this compared to other things. People's priorities can be rather sad sometimes.
...That being said, I do believe that the cathedral should be repaired. And some – arguably, most – issues can't be solved with money alone.
My wife raised an interesting question last night: why have we not heard much from the Vatican? Why has the church not promised a substantial sum to fix the cathedral?
Likely because churches in France were seized and are now government property. But it is still unseemly imho.
GM, you said Aoife twice.
Because they might not actually have money to spare...
Duh. That's what happens when you post while rushing to meet a deadline!
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Not that I don't enjoy a good political debate, but I like to keep my political discussions far away from the gaming table. This is my escape, so I'll likely just gloss over any further posts about it.
Fair enough!
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We'll focus on 12th century politics ;)