Thanks!
Uhm... I do like Heralds of St. Helba, actually. Herald suggests an effort to do the master's will, but sounds humble enough to not declare oneself chosen or anything related.
Also, would you mind linking the recruitment thread here once it's up?
Hey SCranford
Midgard has centaurs, too. I really didn't get to scratch that centaur itch. Can you review the Centaur rules on pp 12-13 of the Midgard Heroes Handbook (MHH) to see if you're good with me playing another one.
Please also review the Weapon Options rules for the Pike on pg 48 of MHH, because the centaur traits involves Pikes. I'd like to play those weapon options, too.
I want to get on the same page, so I've time to create another character.
thanks
Hey SCranford
Midgard has centaurs, too. I really didn't get to scratch that centaur itch. Can you review the Centaur rules on pp 12-13 of the Midgard Heroes Handbook (MHH) to see if you're good with me playing another one.
Please also review the Weapon Options rules for the Pike on pg 48 of MHH, because the centaur traits involves Pikes. I'd like to play those weapon options, too.
I want to get on the same page, so I've time to create another character.
thanks
Anything from official Midgard 5E options, or Official Wizards supplements is available. Depending upon where your Centaur itches... you might have to get someone else to scratch that itch :-)
In a Glorantha game, years ago, and I mean years... a friend of mine took some proficiency in contortionism when playing a Centaur, because he thought the character would need to... alleviate himself...
Heh heh.
I was also thinking about taking Mold Earth to make dirt and stone paths more centaur friendly at will to facilitate adventuring. Game mechanically, it converts difficult terrain to normal terrain and vice versa, for 1 hour. So, the assumption is that dirt and stone paths might be difficult terrain for centaurs but not necessarily difficult terrain for bipeds.
What do you think about that?
cheers