Submissions due by Sunday, February 16 at 12n (East Coast/New York)
If you're interested in submitting a character for a new Hell's Vengeance (HV) campaign, I am going to try to put all the relevant information in this post. Obviously, if you have any questions or something isn't clear, please ask and I'll answer as soon as I can.
“Keep in mind… no one thinks himself a villain, and few make decisions they think are wrong. A person may dislike his choice, but he will stand by it because, even in the worst circumstances, he believes that it was the best option available to him at the time.”
This is explicitly an evil campaign, but that can mean different things to different people. So, I want to ensure we are all on the same page.
Even in the realm of fantasy, villains don’t usually think of themselves as “evil”. An interesting villain doesn’t wake up in the morning, look into a mirror, and think, “Gosh, I’m evil. What evil acts can I accomplish today to prove how evil I am?” A villain would probably explain his actions as being pragmatic, coldly calculated to lead to a justified end that, once reached, will be to the benefit of many (though likely not all).
A villain doesn’t run around killing people because the voices in his head told him to. Villains are not hopelessly insane; the villain realizes, whether due to design or circumstance, that he doesn’t conform to conventional views of morality. To put it into a literary context, Dracula was a villain who knew he was different but also “knew” he was better than mere mortals. In contrast, Renfield was a tragic figure in that he did evil things but he was trapped within his own mind and wholly subservient to Dracula.
Short-version is I want a mature, thought-out character that doesn't go around thinking about how to hurt people just for the sake of hurting them. They have a plan. They have goals. They (hopefully) even have friends and family they like (or at least don't hate). Make a three-dimensional character.
Important Even though the characters are evil, you are still a party. You need to develop a character that can work with others of similar predilections (e.g., serving House Thrune, Asmodeus, Devils, etc.). A little bit of snark is fine. Threatening other player characters is not. "My way or the highway" attitudes are not okay. We're playing this game to have fun; I don't need inter-player drama and conflict.
Finally, think of this as a PG-13 campaign. Sexual assault may be something for backstories, but we won't be part of the campaign. Torture will an option but resolved with a dice-roll and high-level narrative.
While the APs are written for 15-point buys, I want to give room for folks to play multi-ability dependent builds without feeling handicapped, so we're going to go with a 20 point buy. Here are the rest of the details:
- 20 point buy
- 2 traits, one of which must be a HV campaign trait from the Players Guide; no drawbacks/flaws
- No 3PP material but anything from Paizo is fair game as long as you can link to it on www.d20pfsrd.com
- Lawful Evil and Neutral Evil alignments are encouraged
- Good alignments are prohibited
- Neutral alignments (on the good-evil axis) are discouraged but not prohibited
- No Hero Points
- We will use background skills
- We will use the "Elephant in the Room" system for modifying the "Feat Tax" (link)
- If you want to play a summoner, it needs to be the Unchained version. Other classes may use original or Unchained, player's choice
You may post your submission either with the actual alias you will be using or with the stat block pasted into a post with your primary profile.
With your submission, address the following questions in bullet point format:
1. What is your character's connection to Longacre? Why is he here?
2. Who is one NPC your character thinks of as a friend or ally? (Can be made up and not from AP or official source material.)
3. What is one goal for your PC other than the one provided in your campaign trait?
4. If your character is anything other than a human Chelaxian, explain how she fits in to Longacre.
You can write a more complete background story if you like but it's not necessary at this time. However, I will ask for the "Ten Minute Background" if your submission is accepted. Also, if accepted, I strongly encourage folks to talk with the other players and explore the possibility of interconnected backgrounds. Maybe you're friends, family, lovers, or simply allies.
- As mentioned above, we will use the "Elephant in the Room" system for modifying the "Feat Tax" (link)
- I've been playing Pathfinder since it came out and don't expect there are any rules I'll want to change beyond those in this document, but I still reserve that right. If I think there is an issue, I'll bring it up in the discussion thread and consider all views and input before making a decision.
- Monsters and foes may have their stats and abilities adjusted from the original source material in order to provide an appropriate level of challenge to the party, usually through application of a template or maxing of hit points.
- Similarly, I may tweak NPCs to better suit the campaign and the party, in terms of stats, personality, background and motivation.
- Level advancement will be based on milestones rather than awarding XP. In other words, I will let you know when it's time to level up and it will be at a time that is appropriate for how far you've advanced in the AP.
- No leadership feat.
- Romance isn't the focus of an AP and, frankly, gets a bit weird when you have a few other players reading along who aren't part of it. That said, romantic feelings can help provide background to characters, build relationships between PCs and NPCs, and so forth. So, I'm fine with this being lightly incorporated into the game and want to be clear that also includes LGBT characters, but we're not going into multi-page dialogues on this or explicit detail. If you'd like a romance novel, take it to PM. :) Put another way, flirtatious jokes, embarrassing scenes that give everyone a chuckle, and a quick kiss are fine. Anything else, we will have a "fade to black".
- Players will be familiar with the information presented in the HV Players Guide and all rules related to their character.
- Once we get going, I expect everyone to post at least once per weekday and at least once on weekends.
- Posts don't need to be long or pieces of literature, but they should generally help advance a scene or the plot.
- If you haven't already, please read DH's Guide to Play by Post Gaming (link).
- You can expect me to post at least once a day, to respond to questions in a timely manner, and to let you know if I predict any problems on the horizon with my ability to post (e.g., vacation, work, family). Please do the same.
- I'll use Google Slides for maps and handouts
- A full AP can take a long-time to go through in Real Life, and significantly longer in a PbP format. As such, I'm going to commit to running the first book of the AP and ask you to make the same commitment. Once we finish the first book, we can decide whether to continue. If most players want to continue, others will have an opportunity to bow out and we can recruit replacements.
Final Notes
I'm looking for is 5 or 6 players whose characters will provide a good mix of abilities and fit within the theme of this campaign, both respect to the physical setting as well as the overall gestalt. I hope to be able to accept players with a range of experience with PbP, including people who have been unable to get into recent campaigns or who are new to PbP, as well as veterans.
As for me, I've been GMing face-to-face 3.5, Pathfinder and Starfinder games for more than ten years, including a homebrew DragonLance campaign, the DL Age of Mortals campaign, Jade Regent, Way of the Wicked, Skull & Shackles, Dead Suns, and Against the Aeon Throne. I've GM'd a few other PbP campaigns, played in a few more, and was away for the last year. I'm committing to having this as my only GM-PbP campaign, and no more than two PbP campaigns as a player.
Dotting in!
Probably going to aim for a Diabolist build of some form, as I usually aim for with Evil games.
Dotting in as well! I'm still settling in on the character idea however!
Edit: Lied, I'm thinking a Slayer, Butterfly blade archtype.
Dotting in also, I don't remotely have a clue as to what I'd want to play this time. Not the same as last time.
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Hi guys. I am extremely keen to play this AP. Though I am new to PbP I am absolutely loving it and find it suits me very well. (I am a stay-at-home dad with kids at school so I get a lot of time to post)
I don't have a character idea yet. I'm flexible so am happy to fill gaps after anyone with something they really want to play has put their ideas forward.
@GM: How do you feel about an undead PC? Asking for a friend.
Anthorg, probably not a great idea thematically and I'm not currently thinking about templates for late game. If there is something specific you had in mind, I'd be happy to look at it.
I'm very interested in this, I was wondering, since you've played WotW if you'd allow the Lord of Darkness LE anti paladin subclass. I know this goes against the stated no 3rd party rule, but since it specifically deals with Asmodeus worship I was wondering if you'd make an exception?
I admit I suggested it before reading the player's guide (which I'm about to). I just like the concept.
Dot. I’ve been wanting to play this one for a long time. Probably a Martial(-ish) character. Antipaladin/Bloodrager/Barbarian, something like that.
I'm very interested in this, I was wondering, since you've played WotW if you'd allow the Lord of Darkness LE anti paladin subclass. I know this goes against the stated no 3rd party rule, but since it specifically deals with Asmodeus worship I was wondering if you'd make an exception?
Toxic, great question. I don’t have my WotW materials in front of me (getting ready for bed) but is that the archetype from the WotW books or is it a different source? If it is the same, yes, that’s fine. If not, can you give me a link and I’ll take a look?
There is a Paizo LE Antipaladin, the Tyrant
GM, do you allow tieflings to roll on the variant ability chart? If so, can we take the Fiendish Heritage feat to roll three times and choose the best result?
SnowHeart is a great GM. And evil is one campaign I’ve never tried. So will need to put something together for this.
I’m thinking a fiend flesh shifter as when else could one be used?
Since others are looking at melee another idea I had was a necromancer. Would that fit in with this campaign?
Fox, I almost missed this. I’ll follow-up tomorrow after some more reading and looking ahead to the later books.
What's starting gold? I didn't see it.
SnowHeart is a great GM. And evil is one campaign I’ve never tried. So will need to put something together for this.
Aw! Thanks!!! (Your check is in the mail!)
What's starting gold? I didn't see it.
Damn! I always forget something.
Please go with average for your class.
Jerax Hellfire, tiefling antipaladin, has been my go-to character submission for all Hell's Vengeance pbp games here on the forums. He's done, I just need to edit him to GM Snowheart's specifications and remove a level. He's never made a pbp game all the way through, but I have faith in The Dark Lord this time will stick.
There is a Paizo LE Antipaladin, the Tyrant
GM, do you allow tieflings to roll on the variant ability chart? If so, can we take the Fiendish Heritage feat to roll three times and choose the best result?
The Tyrant is what was confusing me with Lord of Darkness, but I’ll allow both. Thanks for pointing that out.
On the heritage/ability, yes and yes. I think if someone wants to do that, I’ll need them to post here to declare they’re going with a tiefling, taking that feat, and rolling. They can then incorporate that into their final submission and stat block.
And with that, good night all. Great questions but I gotta get some sleep! I’ll follow-up more tomorrow.
GM, do you allow tieflings to roll on the variant ability chart? If so, can we take the Fiendish Heritage feat to roll three times and choose the best result?On the heritage/ability, yes and yes. I think if someone wants to do that, I’ll need them to post here to declare they’re going with a tiefling, taking that feat, and rolling. They can then incorporate that into their final submission and stat block.
Done, done, and done. Here are my rolls:
You gain an additional +2 racial bonus to your Charisma score.
Once per day, you can use rage on yourself as a spell-like ability.
You can speak to insects.
Ok. Definitely not the last one. I'm leaning toward Bloodrager, so the extra Charisma or extra Rage rounds would both be helpful. Probably the Charisma, but I'll decide later.
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So just to help me keep track at this stage we have (In order of dot):
-Dαedαlus with ??
-Timeskeeper with Slayer, Butterfly blade archtype
-ScorchedOne with ??
-Fox--Pantom with Unchained Summoner
-ToxicStar with Antipaladin
-Ouachitonian with Martial(-ish) Antipaladin/Bloodrager/Barbarian
-rdknight with Vivisectionist/Chirurgeon Alchemist
-Grumbaki with Fiend Flesh Shifter
-TheWaskally with Jerax Hellfire, tiefling antipaladin
I can confirm, Snowheart is an awesome GM, and for a while, the Way of the Wicked campaign I was in with him as GM was my favorite game on the boards.
As it stands, I think I'm going to actually dust off/adapt a backup character I had from that game, a Void School/Worldseeker wizard, which actually pair awesomely with Diabolist, as both of their coolest abilities (Worldseeker's reduction on Planar Ally costs, and Void School's Reveal Weakness) scale with Caster Level, not Wizard level. Plus, you know, they both fit thematically in.
EDIT: Fox--Pantom- It seems great minds think alike
This is going to be fun. And thanks for feat tax, it’s very important for natural attack builds
Profile being built. Was going to go for Fiendish Heritage, but realize now that I need the feat
Dotting! I’ve got an Asmodean advocate cleric who just needs to be statted up.
The towering tiefling clops hard against Longacre's cobblestone streets, and enters the main guard house.
"Jerax Hellfire, reporting for duty, sir", spoke the antipaladin in his deep growl of a voice.
My Account > sign into your account > scroll down to Aliases on left side of screen > under your aliases, click button that says Create New Alias.
Okay Alias made.
I can't seem to add a picture though...
Yeah, that part of the site is down.
Hi, I am just getting back into gaming after six years away and this seems like an awesome adventure path for my first submission. I did a little play-by-post back in the day on a different website, but this would be my first go around here. I gamed from the mid 90's until the mid 2010's (2nd ed AD&D through to Pathfinder, along with some other systems as well), when my career moved me away from my gaming group. After that, between the job and starting a family I had little time to find and connect with a new gaming community. So on hiatus I went. Things are much more level now, and my wife has actually been encouraging me to do the things I enjoy, including gaming (crazy, right?)! So, here I am.
There are quite a few proposals for martial characters and at least one cleric of Asmodeus is in the works, so I was thinking maybe a skilled character would be good. My two ideas so far are as follows:
Human Bard (archetype: Brazen Deceiver) played as a newly trained operative of the church/government originally intended for subversive activity in other nations, but repurposed for propaganda/political work within Cheliax in light of the Iomedaens' recent efforts.
Halfling Unchained Rogue (trait: Good Slip) played as a right hand / lackey dispatched to assist a more powerful and classic Chelaxian character (hellknight, cleric of asmodeus, etc). Would be a totally loyal halfling bought into his role in Cheliax, but useful for playing the weak fool to gather info and the like. I would definitely want to tie his story in with another PC.
I am going to sleep on the concepts and see which sounds better to stat out in the morning.
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Hey Oblivion's Scion
Nice to meet you.
While I don't know how GM SnowHeart will go about cutting the list down to 5/6 I'd be extremely keen to work on some history between characters with you, even if you don't go with the Halfling I still love some shared backstory.
Actually that goes for anyone who's keen for some shared backstory..
Send me a PM
dotting for interest... thinking of doing an alchemist (just finished watching Breaking Bad, so thinking a Heisenberg type character)
I'm so excited to see this being offered! I'm definitely submitting something.
Right now I'm thinking Vivisectionist/Chirurgeon Alchemist built around the Local Tough campaign trait.
Vivisectionist is what I was thinking too. I have a lawful character concept that fits this, I think. How about we're academic correspondents? We could build to fill different party roles, but we know each other and exchange notes.
I'm jumping in over here from the interest check.
I'm working on my character now.
Here's my submission.
What does the rest of the group know about Alaric?
Alaric is a pretty boy noble. He's pretty ameniable and likable, despite the fact that he's a Jeggare. He never talks down to anyone, regardless of rank or station.
LE Human (Cheliaxian) Mesmerist 1
str 8
dex 12
con 12
int 14
wis 8
cha 20
HP
AC: 14; T: 11; FF: 14 (10 base +3 armor +1 dex)
BAB 0; CMB: -1; CMD: 10
Init +5
Fort +1
Ref +3
Will +1
Speed 30'
Weapons:
1)
Adventuring Skills:
Bluff r1 +11
Diplomacy r1 +10
Disguise r1 +9
Escape Artist r1 +5
Intimidate r1 +10
Perception r1 +3
Sense Motive r1 +3
Spellcraft r1 +6
Stealth r1 +5
UMD r1 +9
Background Skills:
Knowledge (Nobility) r1 +9
Linguistics r1 +6
Languages:
Abyssal
Aklo
Common
Infernal
Class Features:
*Consumate Liar (half class level to bluff checks)
*Hypnotic Stare (range 30'; swift action; gives target -2 penalty to will saves til start of my next; target doesn't know they're effected.)
*Mesmerist Tricks (6/day; standard action to implant; 1 active at a time)
- Fearsome Guise: gain disguise self; trigger when subject attacks a creature; I can attempt to demoralize target of attack when triggered)
Traits:
Chelish Noble (+1 trait bonus to knowledge: nobility and it's a class skill. +1 trait bonus to cha-based skills vs. Chelish aristocracy. Start with a signet ring, noble's outfit, and Masterwork Studded Leather Armor; campaign)
Extremely Fashionable (if wearing clothes and jewelry worth at least 150 gp and clean, get a +1 trait bonus to bluff, diplomacy, and intimidate checks, and intimidate checks and bluff is a class skill.)
Feats:
Noble Scion (Scion of War: +2 to Knowledge: Nobility checks and it's a class skill. Add my cha instead of dex to init checks)
Noble Stipend (gain 100 gp/week that can only be spent on RP stuff, like lifestyle or retainers)
Spells:
*Spell DC: 15 +Spell Level
*Spells/Day: -/3
*Knacks: 4
- Daze (DC 15 Will Save)
- Detect Magic
- Prestidigitation
- Read Magic
*First: 2
- Command (DC 16 Will Save)
- Murderous Command (DC 16 Will Save)
Equipment:
Signet Ring
Noble's Outfit (with jewelry)
MW Studded Leather armor
Noble's Outfit
Dagger
28 gp
Alaric has always known that he is better than everyone else, even his parents.
Born the scion of house Jeggare, he grew up being taught that Cheliax is the greatest nation on the face of Golarion, and that Jeggare (although never spoken aloud, he was never discouraged of his belief) is the greatest house of the empire, not Thrune.
Of all the skills that Alaric learned, delegation was the most important: he was taught to avoid the trap that most dictators and small thinkers fell into.
Micromanagement.
He knew that if recruited talented individuals, compensated them well, and gave them no reason to dislike you, they would obey of their own "free" will. This act of self deception amused Alaric to no ends. He quickly learned not to show this belief ever; instead, he would hold himself as an ally and champion of his lessers, allowing them to think that each decision they make that leads to the successful completion of Alaric's goals are indeed their own.
So, for now he bids his time and helps House Thrune. They've put out a call for adventurers, and he has answered that call.
Cimri is a longtime friend of Alaric's father, and when Alaric went to answer the call, Alaric's father told him to seek her out and that she would help him, as Cimri "owes me boy. I'm letting you call in that marker".
Hey Oblivion's Scion
Nice to meet you.
While I don't know how GM SnowHeart will go about cutting the list down to 5/6 I'd be extremely keen to work on some history between characters with you, even if you don't go with the Halfling I still love some shared backstory.
Actually that goes for anyone who's keen for some shared backstory..
Send me a PM
Fox, once submissions close, I’ll go over the what everyone presented and try to look for characters that best fit the AP and have interesting concepts that will give material for RP. If someone has a history of other PbP campaigns here, I’ll look through some of their posts to get a sense of the frequency and quality of posting. (I also try to reserve at one place for folks new to PbP.) If I have any questions, I’ll reach out via PM and, given the nature of this AP, I will probably PM final candidates to confirm some items and make sure we’re on the same page. (
Once that’s done, I’ll announce the final selection here. Unfortunately it does mean not everyone will have a place (and it’s the part of starting an AP that I really dislike because I hate saying “no”) but I think it’s the fairest way to give everyone a chance instead of just folks who happen to be online at the right time to dot in or who dot in but don’t really understand what I’m looking for or what fits the AP. Hope that helps and sorry if that wasn’t clear. It’s how I’ve always done recruitments for my campaigns and how many (though certainly not all) of the recruitment threads function, though I have definitely seen some “first come, first offered” games.
Also, I think a necromancer could be plausible. By the time you’re able to cast lesser animate dead, you’ll be heading out of the city. But, in general, walking around civilized places (which is a large part of the AP) generally doesn’t lend itself towards a horde of undead minions in your wake as a more rural or dungeon-focused adventure would.
Okay Alias made.
I can't seem to add a picture though...
yeah, avatars have been borked for a couple weeks. It’s been reported on the Website Feedback forum and Paizo is working on it. They said something like it’s slated for a “near term” fix, so should be fixed soon.
Also, thanks for the submission! I’ll let you know if inhale *I have* (stupid iPhone autocorrect) any questions. Feel free to tweak and update between now and Sunday if you like; I’m not locking anyone in to anything until then.
Ingrid was born in the Fields of Chelam. Her family’s farm had been in the family for generations, and it had always prospered. This was due to the fact that the fields were blessed by an Asmodean Druid by the name of Letham. This was not, however, out of the kindness of his heart.
Her family had a multi-generational contract with the grove. The first-born child was always given to the grove in return for the blessings upon the land. A small price to pay: a child in exchange for peace, prosperity and a guarantee against starvation. Ingrid was her family’s sacrifice. As she would learn, the grove used the children either to raise new members of the grove, or as capital in their own infernal dealings. For Ingrid, that meant being offered for possession at an age so young that she couldn’t remember a time before hand.
Letham had expected her to die. All he expected of her was to act as a conduit for him to speak to a rather powerful devil. To his surprise, the young girl not only survived the process, but retained her mind and sanity. Such a rare occurrence was enough to garner his interest, and he took the Devil-Marked girl as his own.
Her childhood was thus spent in the grove, learning the ways of her people. As far as she was concerned, Letham was her father and the Druids her family. And while she did not have the calling to be a Druid herself, she did walk the path of the shifter. Though for her, it was not just a binding to the natural world, but also that of the Hells. To her, they were one and the same. They were both a source of power.
She has now come of age. Bound by contracts made with the grove before she could properly understand the agreements, she belonged body and soul to Asmodeus. And for the first time since she had been given to the Grove, she would see the outside world. By ancient pact, the Grove had to offer its support to a movement beginning in Longacre, which would act in the interest of Asmodeus. Ingrid was the Grove’s offering...
Ingrid is Devil-Marked. She had ruddy-red skin, black eyes, a tail, and skin tough enough to act as armor. Moreso, she has a smile filled with the pointed teeth of a predator and the ability to grow the claws and horns of her devil-kin. To say that she looks abnormal would be an understatement. And to say that her devilish appearance marred any beauty that might have existed would be obvious.
With that said, Ingrid is possessed with a keen sense of confidence, for she truly believes herself to be blessed. In her mind, she is superior to regular humans because of the gifts bestowed upon her. She is also convinced that she has a ticket to an immortal existence, so long as she plays her cards right. While a savage warrior, she also has a keen mind. As a devotee of Asmodeus, she is well versed in both his creed as well as the laws of the land. Likewise, she has studied the laws of the natural world, seeing in them just another subset of rules to be learned and applied to her benefit.
In her mind, the secret of existence was that everything was governed by laws. And the trick was finding whomever was best at making said laws, and then using them to your own benefit. Asmodeus, Iomodae...all of the gods were the same. It was just that Asmodeus was the most honest about how the world worked, and he was honest because he was the most powerful. And for that, he was worthy of her worship and devotion.
And with that she is complete. 4x primary natural attacks when shifting, 3x without it. A level plan on how to stay relevant in damage with natural attacks. A good range of face and support skills. Just lacking any kind of magic, and sadly couldn’t find a way to get Intimidate. But for that, I rationalize it as Ingrid believing that intimidation is for the foolish. If you Bluff someone or use Diplomacy, then they will *want* to help you. And thus they will continue to do so when you aren’t looking. But intimidating them only goes so far, and they will turn on you when able. So it is thus better to just rip their throat out with your teeth if someone needs scaring. It’s just more effective that way.
Dotting in with Lily as my character. I need to adjust her for the build rules, modify her back story, and of course make her evil.
Dotting in from the Interest check. This got a lot of interest really fast. I'm leaning towards a skills-based character, but I'll see what speaks to me.
Since we're using Feat Tax rules, will Unchained Rogues get a replacement for the 1st level Finesse Training, which gives Weapon Finesse as a bonus feat? Same question for Swashbucklers and Swashbuckler Finesse.
You get Deft Maneuvers now.
Much more interest than I anticipated, which is pretty exciting. Guess there really was an itch for this.
Anthorg and Phntm888, confirmed on unchained rogues getting Deft Maneuvers as replacement for Weapon Finesse. Details in spoiler box.
*snip*You get Deft Maneuvers now.*snip*
Since we're using Feat Tax rules, will Unchained Rogues get a replacement for the 1st level Finesse Training, which gives Weapon Finesse as a bonus feat? Same question for Swashbucklers and Swashbuckler Finesse.
Confirmed.
Rogue (Unchained)
The rogue’s Finesse Training class feature has been
adjusted to account for equipment rule changes -
specifically in regard to finesse and agile weapons.
Additionally, the Combat Swipe rogue talent is no
longer available.Finesse Training
At 1st level, a rogue gains Deft Maneuvers as a bonus
feat. In addition, starting at 3rd level, she can select any
one weapon group listed under the fighter’s Weapon
Training class feature. Once this choice is made, it cannot
be changed. Whenever she makes a successful melee
attack with a finesse weapon or an agile weapon from
this group, she adds her Dexterity modifier instead of her
Strength modifier to the damage roll. If any effect would
prevent the rogue from adding her Strength modifier to
the damage roll, she does not add her Dexterity modifier.
The rogue can select a second weapon group at 11th level
and a third at 19th level.
With that, I think we're current on all the questions so far, but if I missed anyone, please just give a holler.
* Starting Wealth is average for your class
* On tiefling variant abilities, they are allowed; just declare you will be using tiefling as your race, that you will be taking the tiefling heritage feat, and then roll 1d100 three times in this thread. You can then incorporate the results and your choice into your submission later.
* Using the archetypes for LE antipaladins (from Paizo or Way of the Wicked) is fine.
As a reminder, submissions will close on Sunday the 16 at 12n (New York/GMT-5 time). I will aim to pick 5 to 6 players.
One additional item I would like to ask, but I can follow-up separately by PM after submissions close, is if you are in a lot of PbP campaigns, please confirm you'll be able to post once a day during the week. I find this is really critical for a successful campaign to help sustain interest and give other players material to RP with.