Logan1138 |
lol
No I have no clue who that is
Well, I feel about 1000 years old right about now... :p
Tasslehoff, Tas for short, was a kender (bascically halflings) in a series of novels and AD&D modules called "Dragon Lance" published in the late 1980's - early 1990's. They were quite popular among gamers.
Tas had a habit of stealing people's stuff (even people in his own group) but pretending that they had merely dropped the item and he had kindly picked it up and "kept it safe" for them.
Logan1138 |
I'm sorry to do this to you again, Priscilla, but can you explain your hit points and skill points? It looks like you may have counted your Favored class bonus for both hit points AND additional skill ranks.
You've got 17 hp listed with a 12 CON. You got 8 hp for 1st level rogue and then rolled a 5 for 2nd level. That would be 13. If you add 1 per level for CON that would be 15. That would mean that you added 1 per level for favored class. That's fine...but...
You've got 22 skill ranks listed with a 14 INT. As a 2nd level rogue you get 8 per level, so that's 16 for rogue plus another 2 per level for your INT bonus for a total of 20. So, it looks like you added you counted your favored class for your skill ranks as well.
Is there something that I am missing that could explain these numbers other than what I just proposed?
Logan1138 |
Loved Dragonlance novels, hated the era of gaming the adventures ushered in. Made railroading the norm.
I never played any of the Dragon Lance modules. I loved the early books written by Weis/Hickman but when everyone began writing DL books the mythos got a little muddled IMO. The later books of Weis/Hickman were a little lacking as well.
DM Grimmy |
I'd really like to give this a try. I'm an experienced player, but completely new to PbP. I have a half-orc druid named Willow that I can bring to the table, but I would ask you for a little patience if I don't completely understand the gaming medium at first.
That being said, I absolutely love FGG's products, and would love to be able to game in them. Please let me know if I can be a part of this campaign.
I'm new to PbP too so no problem there.
DM Grimmy |
I'm looking for another divine character, either a paladin, cleric or inquisitor of Muir.
The publisher recomends it for the adventure.
I would also love to see an eldritch knight for purely personal reasons, I just haven't seen a single one since magus came out.
I'm hoping for people who are really going to get into this campaign.
People who can't find a home group to play with, people who love pathfinder crunch but long for old-school vibes.
Someone who will really appreciate the game.
TimFrie |
*What is your posting availability like? What do you like in terms of pace for PbP?
I generally check at least a few times a day and if there's something new to post about, I'll post. But at least once a day.
*How familiar are you with the setting? Have you run or played in Necromancer/FGG modules before?
Honestly, I know nothing of the setting or of Necromancer/FFG products.
*How many PbP do you currently participate in? Player or GM?
Currently I'm just in 1 PbP. And I am a player.
*What does "Old School" mean to you?
Simple and Classic. The same that most people would describe D&D.
*Would you have still been interested in this campaign if it was CRB only? Why or why not? (just curious really.)
Yes. There's something to the core game itself that feels enough. Especially for the Pathfinder rules. The more source material available, the more I think players feel like, "Did I miss something? Is there something better that I don't know about?" CRB eliminates that anxiety.
Logan1138 |
I'm looking for another divine character, either a paladin, cleric or inquisitor of Muir.
The publisher recomends it for the adventure.
Grimmy, I was considering taking a few levels of Paladin for Valerius. Would that fit the bill or would you prefer to have two divine characters, one of Thyr and one of Muir? If I want to do the multi-class cleric/paladin thing, should I change Val's deity to Muir (which would, unfortunately, deprive him of the Healing domain as it is not on Muir's list)?
DM Grimmy |
DM Grimmy wrote:Grimmy, I was considering taking a few levels of Paladin for Valerius. Would that fit the bill or would you prefer to have two divine characters, one of Thyr and one of Muir? If I want to do the multi-class cleric/paladin thing, should I change Val's deity to Muir (which would, unfortunately, deprive him of the Healing domain as it is not on Muir's list)?I'm looking for another divine character, either a paladin, cleric or inquisitor of Muir.
The publisher recomends it for the adventure.
You can multi-class Paladin down the road just fine without changing deities. I still kind of want one more divine character devoted to one of the sibling deities Thyr and Muir in case you withdraw later :p
Also the module recommends an extra for balance. Lots of undead, lots of healing and condition removal needed, lots of situations that leave you stumped without just the right divine spell slotted.
DM Grimmy |
1. Valerius Brightshield - Cleric of Thyr
2. Lucia Moonshadow - Rog/Wiz
3. Priscilla Springheel- Halfling Rogue
4. Jeb Hardthorne - Archer
5. ?
6. ?
Looks like only two seats left, I may open a seventh.
I didn't mean to do so much recruiting over the weekend but I got good submissions and the fact they were active in the thread on the weekend is a good sign for commitment/level of participation.
Uncle Taco |
I'm looking for another divine character, either a paladin, cleric or inquisitor of Muir.
The publisher recomends it for the adventure.
I would also love to see an eldritch knight for purely personal reasons, I just haven't seen a single one since magus came out.
I'm hoping for people who are really going to get into this campaign.
People who can't find a home group to play with, people who love pathfinder crunch but long for old-school vibes.
Someone who will really appreciate the game.
I'll give you an Eldritch Knight if you let me play a white-haired witch as the base class... :p