The "World of Peace" - The Malicious Misfits (Inactive)

Game Master Shizzle69

You will be some of the most evil people from across the planes. Not in your face offensive, but behind the scenes scheming masterminds of evilness. So much so that you will attract the attention of the one person here who is not evil. Someone who will bring you back from death, yes your dead, most likely in hell you evil bastard, so that your can bring evil back to this "World of Peace."

I can answer any questions you might have. As far as rules for character creation go, you will be Gestalt. One class will be the evil that you once were. The other will be a body into which your lost soul will be placed. The race will be randomly determined by a 1d100 roll. I have a list and can tell you whats up. Stats will be 30 Point buy or 18,16,14,12,10,10, no you cannot dump a stat 8 will be the lowest after racial mods. 2 traits, The level is 5.

The book of Vile Darkness and it's counterpart the Book of Exalted Cheese will be allowed for this game.

2.Being evil can lead to interparty conflict quite often. Please try your best as PEOPLE to not let this get out of hand. I understand that your CHARACTER might be the biggest douche in the known multiverse, but please try to keep other PEOPLE's fun in mind when thinking about creating that douche CHARACHTER. With that said make what will allow YOU to have fun, just don't be surprised if your sick twisted fun has repercussions from your more sociable friends.

3.If you die, either from your friends as previously mentioned, or perhaps some other more horrible fate, DON'T PANIC. You will still be a part of the game and we can work out how if it happens to any of you.

4.This world is at peace and has been for a long time. It did not happen that way naturally however. It was made that way by a religious order and through the grace of the one and only god. This means that there are people helping the world to stay peaceful. Your characters and much of the multiverse know that this world is "dangerous" for evil. Not normal dangerous like a back alley, there are much worse things than death for one as evil as yourselves. For instance, becoming good... With that in mind, make sure you have ways of being subversive, or at least a good way to hide after being overtly EVIL right in the middle of town.

5.I like to say YES. If I say NO it's probably for a good reason. If you think it's a bad reason, tell me. Maybe I'll say YES instead. However, if I keep saying NO please respect that. Thank You.

6.I would like everyone to post at least once a day. This makes things run smoothly. If you want to post more by all means do. Roleplay is highly encouraged and I suggest all of you have a decent skill-set to help with it as well. Diplomacy is not required if you can simply talk well. A nice guy is well liked without diplomacy, but adding diplomacy demands that people like him.

7.Psionics will play a role in this game. I like them a lot and will be using them for NPC's and other things. This means that Know(psionics) and Autohypnosis are both skills that you can take.

Rolled Once
Black Thom 45 - Half Elf
jtfoto 46 - Half-Elf
WolfMan1911 92 - Vanara
Stiehl9s 10 - Half-Orc
Azten 87 - Orc
TCG 4 - Blue

Rolled Twice
Joriandrake 13 - Half-Orc / 62 - Dwarf
Cuan - 45 - Half-Elf / 77 - Maenad
Aroach1188 87 - Orc / 9 - Half-Orc
GM Kyle 80 - Maenad / 75 - Tengu
Sigz 99 - Gripili / 2 - Blue

Enisald and his tribe lived nomadically among the jungles and plains, keeping on the move both to follow prey and avoid predators. The tribe was led by a Druid, and as the apprentice, Enisald had to go through a rite of passage before his mentor died, to prove himself worthy to take over leadership. As the Rhondskald people revered the cycle of predator and prey, the rite of passage required that the aspirant leave the tribe, naked and empty handed as the day they were born. After that, the aspirant was to survive on their own for a certain stretch of time. In the case of an apprentice to the elder, it was required that the no druid abilities were used, though that was a matter of honor, and that they survive for six months alone. In addition, Enisald was required to slay and bring back a megaraptor, a creature whose intelligence, in addition to its speed and strength, made it a worthy challenge of one who would lead the Rhondskald.

When Enisald left the tribe on his rite of passage, he had it harder than most, his half-elven heritage made him smaller and weaker than most of his compatriots, though he managed. In his wandering, he happened upon a large city, and became curious of what others must be like, so he explored. What he saw from his various hiding spots disgusted him, people there didn't kill the food they ate, they didn't make the things they used. It was an entire society of wastrels, the sort that were exiled from Enisald's tribe. He left the city as soon as he could, but he remembered its location and the lesson until the opportune moment. He succeeded at the test, and managed to return to his tribe with the proper corpse. After that, he made a quarterstaff topped with the claws of the dinosaur he'd killed, this was the traditional symbol of authority for the tribal elder.

When the old elder died several years later, Enisald was ready. Upon being granted rulership, he addressed his people. He told them that he had seen how the people who were not Rhondskald lived, and that he and his tribe had been hypocrits, living within the circle of life and death as all creatures should, but that they'd been wrong to exempt others from the same treatment. He claimed that he would seek to correct that oversight, and dubbed himself Enisald the Purifier, though most people who knew of him called him Enisald the Butcher.

He would take his tribe to a town and call for an audience with the ruler. He would summon local predators to attack the town, and then would send in his warriors. Anyone they found that had hidden from the fight would be killed, those that had fought and survived would be invited to join the Rhondskald. Any children were always adopted, and brought into the tribe, because the Rhondskald had never been hung up on genetics. If they found a survivor that had obviously comported themselves well in the attack, they would be invited to join the tribe, though refusal wouldn't be handled with such magnanimity.

Enisald never thought of himself as evil, if anything, he would have considered himself a force for good. After all, he helped to weed out the weak, and he never expected to fall the way he did. In the years since Enisald took command of the Rhondskald, his tribe of warriors had grown into an army, countless cities, and even a few countries had fallen under his assault. The regional powers were growing terrified that their nation would be the next one that Enisald set his gaze on. In that time numerous bribes had been offered, some that would have bankrupted the nation offering them. Some diplomats offered him money to stop his march, others offered him payment if he would turn his attention to a nearby country, that second group always found the Rhondskald on their doorstep next, because Enisald would not tolerate cowardice. By this point, Enisald had an apprentice of his own, one that had completed his own rite of passage and had proven himself a worthy successor.

Enisald's final battle ended with the sacking of the capital of Arronus, the largest and most powerful nation in the region. The Rhondskald army had stopped near the walls of the city, flanked by a large supply of dinosaurs that Enisald and his apprentice had summoned. The king sent out a champion to fight Enisald alone, hoping that his sucess would cause the Rhondskald to leave, though it would have only proven that Enisald was no longer worthy to lead them, and the siege would have continued under his apprentice. The champion, a dwarf namd Wurter, proved to be a worthy opponent, Enisald never understood why a man like this would serve a mewling dog that asserted his dominance based only on the blood in his veins. Enisald assumed his most capable wildshape, and the fight was long, bloody and close, but Enisald prevailed. before Enisald had the chance to recover his apprentice, a Human named Halazim struck. As the life fled from his eyes, Enisald saw two things that filled him with joy. First, he saw Halazim being shredded by the Allosaurus that Enisald had trained as a companion. The second thing that made him glad was that he saw the city gates fly open and soldiers pouring out like water, surely he would journey to the other side with plenty of company!

What caused Halazim's betrayal was never really clear, as he didn't survive the attempt. It might be noted, however that Halazim was a child adopted by the tribe. It could be that he was taken in late enough to be corruptible by the lust for gold, and that he'd turned on his people for a bribe, or it could be that he felt that Enisald was no longer a fit leader, though in that case he should have issued a proper challenge.

Enisald and his tribe lived nomadically among the jungles and plains, keeping on the move both to follow prey and avoid predators. The tribe was led by a Druid, and as the apprentice, Enisald had to go through a rite of passage before his mentor died, to prove himself worthy to take over leadership. As the Rhondskald people revered the cycle of predator and prey, the rite of passage required that the aspirant leave the tribe, naked and empty handed as the day they were born. After that, the aspirant was to survive on their own for a certain stretch of time. In the case of an apprentice to the elder, it was required that the no druid abilities were used, though that was a matter of honor, and that they survive for six months alone. In addition, Enisald was required to slay and bring back a megaraptor, a creature whose intelligence, in addition to its speed and strength, made it a worthy challenge of one who would lead the Rhondskald.

When Enisald left the tribe on his rite of passage, he had it harder than most, his half-elven heritage made him smaller and weaker than most of his compatriots, though he managed. In his wandering, he happened upon a large city, and became curious of what others must be like, so he explored. What he saw from his various hiding spots disgusted him, people there didn't kill the food they ate, they didn't make the things they used. It was an entire society of wastrels, the sort that were exiled from Enisald's tribe. He left the city as soon as he could, but he remembered its location and the lesson until the opportune moment. He succeeded at the test, and managed to return to his tribe with the proper corpse. After that, he made a quarterstaff topped with the claws of the dinosaur he'd killed, this was the traditional symbol of authority for the tribal elder.

When the old elder died several years later, Enisald was ready. Upon being granted rulership, he addressed his people. He told them that he had seen how the people who were not Rhondskald lived, and that he and his tribe had been hypocrits, living within the circle of life and death as all creatures should, but that they'd been wrong to exempt others from the same treatment. He claimed that he would seek to correct that oversight, and dubbed himself Enisald the Purifier, though most people who knew of him called him Enisald the Butcher.

He would take his tribe to a town and call for an audience with the ruler. He would summon local predators to attack the town, and then would send in his warriors. Anyone they found that had hidden from the fight would be killed, those that had fought and survived would be invited to join the Rhondskald. Any children were always adopted, and brought into the tribe, because the Rhondskald had never been hung up on genetics. If they found a survivor that had obviously comported themselves well in the attack, they would be invited to join the tribe, though refusal wouldn't be handled with such magnanimity.

Enisald never thought of himself as evil, if anything, he would have considered himself a force for good. After all, he helped to weed out the weak, and he never expected to fall the way he did. In the years since Enisald took command of the Rhondskald, his tribe of warriors had grown into an army, countless cities, and even a few countries had fallen under his assault. The regional powers were growing terrified that their nation would be the next one that Enisald set his gaze on. In that time numerous bribes had been offered, some that would have bankrupted the nation offering them. Some diplomats offered him money to stop his march, others offered him payment if he would turn his attention to a nearby country, that second group always found the Rhondskald on their doorstep next, because Enisald would not tolerate cowardice. By this point, Enisald had an apprentice of his own, one that had completed his own rite of passage and had proven himself a worthy successor.

Enisald's final battle ended with the sacking of the capital of Arronus, the largest and most powerful nation in the region. The Rhondskald army had stopped near the walls of the city, flanked by a large supply of dinosaurs that Enisald and his apprentice had summoned. The king sent out a champion to fight Enisald alone, hoping that his sucess would cause the Rhondskald to leave, though it would have only proven that Enisald was no longer worthy to lead them, and the siege would have continued under his apprentice. The champion, a dwarf namd Wurter, proved to be a worthy opponent, Enisald never understood why a man like this would serve a mewling dog that asserted his dominance based only on the blood in his veins. Enisald assumed his most capable wildshape, and the fight was long, bloody and close, but Enisald prevailed. before Enisald had the chance to recover his apprentice, a Human named Halazim struck. As the life fled from his eyes, Enisald saw two things that filled him with joy. First, he saw Halazim being shredded by the Allosaurus that Enisald had trained as a companion. The second thing that made him glad was that he saw the city gates fly open and soldiers pouring out like water, surely he would journey to the other side with plenty of company!

What caused Halazim's betrayal was never really clear, as he didn't survive the attempt. It might be noted, however that Halazim was a child adopted by the tribe. It could be that he was taken in late enough to be corruptible by the lust for gold, and that he'd turned on his people for a bribe, or it could be that he felt that Enisald was no longer a fit leader, though in that case he should have issued a proper challenge.

Str 15 +2
Dex 16 +3
Con 14 +2
Int 12 +1
Wis 18 +4
Cha 12 +1

Saves
-Fortitude +6
-Reflex +7
-Will +8

AC/Flatfoot AC 19/15
Touch AC 19

CMB +5
CMD 20

Hit dice rolls (4), (2), (5), (8)
Hit Points: 37

Ki Pool: 6/6

BAB +3
Flurry of Blows +3/+3
Unarmed Damage 1d8

Speed 40
Climb Speed 35

Class Abilities (Monk):
Bonus Feat
Flurry of Blows
Stunning Fist
Unarmed Strike
Evasion: make a reflex save to take no damage from an area effect
Fast Movement +10
Maneuver Training: use monk level when calculating CMB
Branch Runner: adds half base speed bonus from fast movement to climb
speed
Ki Pool
Slow Fall 20ft
Wood Affinity: spend one ki to treat a wooden object as if not broken
for 1 minute
High Jump: adds level to acrobatics checks to jump

Class Abilities (Druid):
Natures Bond: Allosaurus animal companion
Nature Sense: +2 on Knowledge (Nature) and Survival checks
Orisons
Wild Empathy: use a full round action to gain a +4 bonus on dinosaurs
Woodland Stride: move through undergrowth at normal speed witout
taking damage
Totem Transformation: take on an aspect of a dinosaur as a move action
for a number of minutes equal to druid level per day
Trackless Step: cannot be tracked in natural terrain
Resist Nature's Lure
Totemic Summons: cast summon nature's ally as a standard action when
summoning reptiles and dinosaurs, creatures gain temporary hit points
equal to druid level

Feats
Dodge
Improved Initiative
Power Attack: -1 t=to hit for +2 damage
Improved Overrun: do not provoke attack of opportunity when using
overrun, also recieve +2 bonus on checks to overrun a foe, recieve +2
bonus to CMD when opponent tries to overrun you, opponents cannot
attempt to avoid you
Weapon Focus (Claws): +1 to attack rolls with selected weapon

Attribute Bonuses:
Level 4: +1 Intelligence