@Mythicman There you go! You do not need meta builds to survive me. I tend to GM in a fashion that fits the party a bit more and put pressure where it needs to be. Run with what you want!
@Chef Loved the inner monologue here. Submission seen! I love the idea of first having to sell everything to get your buddy bird back, then again to get the coin.
If I missed anyone else on my list in my previous post, let me know!!!
For your consideration, Leon Frande, Inquisitor Knight of Magdh, The Three.
Rock Meet Bottom.
Luck, some are born with it while others, not so much. Leon’s luck wasn’t with him when he was born, marked by ill omens things went poorly from the start. Born sickly he barely manages to survive to adulthood, it helped him grow tougher though which came to be a theme of his life. Without many prospects he started to push toward possibly fighting his way into prosperity. Learning to wield weapons and to work with armor from his father and a local guardsman in the hopes he’d take up an honest profession. They were sadly mistaken when after some time he began taking on mercenary contracts that he and several other took up as a group. But misfortune struck again, several members ended up dying and he was left severely wounded, which soon became its own problem. Again he joined another group of mercenaries and a similar situation happened, hurt bad he alone survived. He began to be seen as a bad luck charm, money grew tight with only himself to offer and a negative reputation filling him. That and money owed for healing that he couldn’t pay, he had no one to turn to, his family having long since washed their hands of him, all he had was the gear on his back. Without that he couldn’t even do the trade he had spent his life working toward.
Luck by another Name:
Then one day as he perused the tavern looking for some kind of work he heard about several local hunters discussing fey, and their knack for bestowing luck and other boons. He started to wonder if maybe his luck could change around if he could strike a bargain or find a way to make a deal. When he returned home he found waiting for him the Trial of Coin. With a hope and a prayer he ventured off into the wilds to make a deal. Hoping that somehow he could get some blessing. After a time wandering about the woods, and treading deeper he found a secluded lake far from any known spot, and it was there he saw a strange figure sitting beside it. She had an otherworldly air about her and a unnerving gaze. After speaking with her for a time she offered him not only luck, but power. It only he would swear himself to her. Doing so she sent him on his way with only a smile and a wink that things would look up. Upon arriving back in town he promptly did exactly as the trial asked. He walked amongst the town until eventually he found inexplicably a rather morose merchant. His trail foods unable to be sold due to a dust up with a local constable over a previous sale he wouldn’t refund, he wasn’t allowed in town. Without any business things seemed doomed, but feeling a strange hand guide him. He offered to buy it all wholesale, with the rations he now wasn’t sure just what to do until inspiration struck. He ventured back to the tavern, where he had been turned away from working with other mercenaries and instead offered them up as a way to eat at a cheaper price than the tavern food.
Within the week he had sold it all for double what he paid, and buying back the strange coin he hoped that finally luck had turned for him.
LN Male Half-Orc (Humanoid) Inquisitor of Magdh 3 (Sworn of the Eldest)
Init +3; Senses Perception +5; darkvision 60’
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Defense
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AC 18, Touch 10, Flat-Footed 18 (+8 armor)
HP 33 (3d8+6+3)
Fort +5; Ref +1; Will +2, +4 against Fey and plant based spells.
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Offense
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Speed 30 ft 20 ft in armor
Melee - Greataxe +6/1d12+4/x3
Spell: lvl 1/4,1 for domain
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Statistics
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Str 18, Dex 10, Con 15, Int 10, Wis 8, Cha 16
Base Atk +2; CMB +6; CMD 13
Feats: Heavy Armor Proficiency, ferocious resolve
Racial traits: darkvision 60 feet, Intimidating, Orc Blood, Orc Ferocity (as monster ferocity), Weapon Familiarity
Skills: Bluff+10, Climb+4, Diplomacy+10(11 gathering info), Intimidate+11, Know Nature+5, Know Planes+6, Know Local+6 Perception+5, Sense Motive+9, Survival+4(5 for tracking), Linguistics+1
Languages: Common, Orc, Sylvan
Traits: Fates favored, Truth’s Agent
SQ: Domain-Luck 6/day, Judgement 1/day, Cunning Initiative, Track, Detect Alignment, Resist Nature’s Lure
Spells known:
0: Read Magic, Oath of Annoninity, Stabilize, Detect Magic, Guidance, Light
1: bless, CLW, Divine Favor, Heightened Awareness, Domain-True Strike
Favored Class +1 hp 1-3
Combat Gear: Green Greataxe, Agile Halfplate, dagger
Other Gear: a backpack, a bedroll, a belt pouch, candles (10), a cheap holy text, a flint and steel, an iron pot, manacles, a mess kit, rope, soap, a spell component pouch, torches (10), trail rations (5 days), a waterskin, and a wooden holy symbol, potion of CLW, Potion of Shield of Faith
I really like my concept/character that I created for this but, I'm going to bow out.
I hope everyone who gets picked for this game has a wonderful time! It seems like it would be a unique and fun game.
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One thing I've been wondering as I've been thinking about working on Ktinos... do you envision this campaign involving more "decent people who had to take desperate measures to get out of a bad situation and now are dealing with the consequences of that" or "people who hit rock bottom and will now do anything to climb back up"?
One thing I've been wondering as I've been thinking about working on Ktinos... do you envision this campaign involving more "decent people who had to take desperate measures to get out of a bad situation and now are dealing with the consequences of that" or "people who hit rock bottom and will now do anything to climb back up"?
Great question!
So I'd have to say neither. Both good and bad people could find themselves in need of the king.
As for what they'll be asked to do, this definitely will vary. You aren't the wrath of the righteous, you aren't hell's rebels.
You will be asked to do things your character may not like, but I'm not the type of GM to ignore social skills as a potential work around to a moral dilemma or railroad you into a singular path for a demanded solution.
If I wanted to do that, after all, I could just play chess with myself :P
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I really like my concept/character that I created for this but, I'm going to bow out.
I hope everyone who gets picked for this game has a wonderful time! It seems like it would be a unique and fun game.
Sorry to hear it! Feel free to read in the coming weeks once I've made my pick and gotten started :)
One thing I've been wondering as I've been thinking about working on Ktinos... do you envision this campaign involving more "decent people who had to take desperate measures to get out of a bad situation and now are dealing with the consequences of that" or "people who hit rock bottom and will now do anything to climb back up"?Great question!
So I'd have to say neither. Both good and bad people could find themselves in need of the king.
As for what they'll be asked to do, this definitely will vary. You aren't the wrath of the righteous, you aren't hell's rebels.
You will be asked to do things your character may not like, but I'm not the type of GM to ignore social skills as a potential work around to a moral dilemma or railroad you into a singular path for a demanded solution.
If I wanted to do that, after all, I could just play chess with myself :P
Yeah, Irem's first instinct is to try to talk her way out of things, and if that doesn't work then stab them. In that order, always. :)
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I intend to have mine ready by the weekend.
After mostly being done with rolling a CR14 Mythic 6 character on top of a monster template, it should be a piece of cake yes?
Totally messed up replying to your DM about this. Totally wasnt applying myself :)
Good luck on both fronts!
Thanks Sorting Hat GM (great name btw, should have mentioned that earlier!) - 'Psychic Human' Profiler it is then. :)
I'll get to work on build and fluff at some point soon.
Couple of questions: Golarion, yes? If so anywhere in particular?
What year is it in game and have the major AP events occurred?
Thanks!
So it will definitely be Golarion!
Now, I'm no master of knowing what happened in every single AP, but anything I run I tend to put about 30 years ahead of whatever the "current date" is.
I do this so that if I want to kill off a national ruler, etc. etc., I can, without much meddling, change it up. Gives my players some freedoms for their ambitions too.
I swear, for my last homebrew, I literally wrote about the Whispering Tyrant coming back with a swath of undead.
And then that same year they killed Lastwall with the Whispering Tyrant and a swath of undead.
I was pissed. Lmao.
That hilarious, maybe somebody was on the boards and got an idea haha. A separate question since it’s already done but I was contemplating Leon.
Where would the game start? I left some stuff generic to make shifting it to wherever easier but I imagined the River Kingdoms as home, the natural fey connection helping explain things.
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Ok. Ok. I know I said I was going to bow out. But I can't stop thinking about this character. So, yeah, here you go lol
Dr. Filip Vladimiriscu
NE Male Human Alchemist (Inspired Chemist/Reanimator) 1
Init +2; Senses Perception +8;
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Defense
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AC 16, Touch 12, Flat-Footed 14
HP 27 (3d8+3)
Fort +4; Ref +5, Will +3
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Offense
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Speed 30ft
Melee scalpel +3 (1d4+1/19-20x2)
Ranged bomb +5 2d4+4 (6 splash DC 15)
Special Attacks inspiring cognatogen
Alchemist Formulae Prepared (CL 3; concentration +7)
...1st (DC 15) - adhesive spittle, false face, shield, targeted bomb admixture
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Statistics
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Str 12, Dex 14, Con 12, Int 19, Wis 14, Cha 8
Base Atk +2; CMB +3; CMD 15
Feats brew potion, point-blank shot, precise shot, throw anything, vaporous potion
Skills Disable Device [1] +6; Heal [3] +8; Arcana [2] +9; Nature [2] +9; Religion [2] +7; Perception [3] +8; Spellcraft [3] +10; Stealth [1] +3; Survival [1] +6; UMD [3] +5
Background Skills Appraise [3] +10; Craft (Alchemy) [3] +12; Engineering [2] +6; Profession (doctor) [3] +8; Sleight of Hand [1] +6
Languages common, varisian, dwarven, goblin, elven, necril
Traits Region: Acolyte of Razmir; Magic: Meticulous Concoction
SQ industrious, frost bomb, poison use, poison resistance +2, swift alchemy
Favored Class +3 Skill Point
Combat Gear cold iron dagger (scalpel), masterwork lamellar leather armor,acid flask (3), potion of ant haul, potion of cure light wounds (3), potion of enlarge person (2), potion of pesh vigor, and a formula book (contains all prepared extracts as well as the following: 1st— ant haul, crafter’s fortune, cure light wounds, enlarge person, heightened awareness, keen sense, pesh vigor, skim)
Other Gear masterwork backpack, alchemy crafting kit, spell component pouch, blanket, soap, rations (3), ink, inkpen, belt pouch containing 5 gp 8 sp 9 cp
Industrious
Source Inner Sea Races pg. 213
Humans are known in the Inner Sea for their drive and work ethic. Humans with this racial trait gain a +2 racial bonus on concentration checks and checks with their choice of one Craft or Profession skill. This racial trait replaces skilled.
Acolyte of Razmir
Source Inner Sea Primer pg. 18
Category Region
Requirement(s) Razmiran
You are an adherent of the Razmiri faith, or once were and have since renounced it. You gain a +1 trait bonus on Knowledge (local) and Knowledge (religion) checks, and one of these skills is always a class skill for you. This bonus increases to +2 when dealing with specifics of the Razmiri faith.
Meticulous Concoction
Source Ultimate Campaign pg. 58
Category Basic (Magic)
Your meticulous carefulness makes your bombs and extracts more potent. Once per day, you can either add a +2 trait bonus to the save DC for one bomb you throw or extend the duration of one extract you imbibe by 2 rounds. Extracts with an instantaneous duration are not affected by this trait.
Point-Blank Shot (Combat)
Source PRPG Core Rulebook pg. 131
You are especially accurate when making ranged attacks against close targets.
Benefit: You get a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls with ranged weapons at ranges of up to 30 feet.
Precise Shot (Combat)
Source PRPG Core Rulebook pg. 131
You are adept at firing ranged attacks into melee.
Prerequisites: Point-Blank Shot.
Benefit: You can shoot or throw ranged weapons at an opponent engaged in melee without taking the standard –4 penalty on your attack roll.
100 gp spent purchasing scrolls of ant haul, enlarge person, heightened awareness, and false face.
40 gp spent copying them to formula book.
540 gp spent crafting 1 potion of ant haul, 2 potions of enlarge person, 1 potion of pesh vigor, 3 potions of clw. All potions at CL 3.
9 gp spent crafting 3 acid flasks
Shush!
Hmm, it would appear that our neighbors have contacted the local constabulary. Why would they do such a thing? Be honest with me, Ulose, do I give off a threatening aura? ...Yes, I am aware that I am holding a cleaver at the moment…...yes, I realize my clothes are stained with blood and gore...yes, some bits of intestines are in my hair...yes, I kno-WHAT DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH OUR CURRENT SITUATION, ULOSE?!
Blast! Your constant chattering has alerted the constable to our current concealment! Alright then. I will exit through this window. You stay here and do your best to delay them. Now, I’m going to undo your restraints. Let us not have a repeat of the last time I released you, hmm? That poor girl… AH! You blasted bastard!
Crimes include: Grave robbing, desecration of corpses, necromancy.
Believed to be responsible for the disappearance of at least one child.
Last seen fleeing Ardagh heading South.
If seen, please contact your local temple of Pharasma or law enforcement
What do you mean “You don’t follow”? Fine, fine. Let me see if I can adjust my vocabulary...hmm. Right! I traded my shiny metal thing to an innkeeper for stale bread and moldy cheese. I took that sack of food to a nearby tribe of goblins. They then showed me where the wealthiest people in the nearby city buried their dead. I dug up the graves and sold the jewels back to the families.
I took that money and put it toward material components necessary to create some potions and, again, sold them to the people of Elidir. It wasn’t long before I felt that I had accumulated enough wealth to accommodate this “trial” and I returned to the innkeeper. Naturally, he was suspicious of my reasoning for wanting a single coin back in my possession and swindled me out of every copper I had made.
That hilarious, maybe somebody was on the boards and got an idea haha. A separate question since it’s already done but I was contemplating Leon.
Where would the game start? I left some stuff generic to make shifting it to wherever easier but I imagined the River Kingdoms as home, the natural fey connection helping explain things.
Mmmmmmmm.
How to answer this....
You won't know.
Is Leon a ranger of some sort / need terrain bonuses?
Thanks Sorting Hat GM (great name btw, should have mentioned that earlier!)
Btw- the whole reason for the name is in most of my games, I actually help players conceive a character by playing sorting hat away from other players.
It's a really fun way to inform them of some GM stuff no spoilers Style, while also helping them figure out what they'd like to play with so many options lol.
Ok. Ok. I know I said I was going to bow out. But I can't stop thinking about this character. So, yeah, here you go lol
Dr. Filip Vladimiriscu
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Cool! I'll read over it.
@Jenkins: Starting level is 3 just a heads up.
@Sorting Hat GM: I was mainly curious since the the original post mentioned a meeting with the King. Mechanically I don’t see how it would affect much at all, just was thinking on his backstory and ideas depending on the different areas of Golarian.
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@Jenkins: Starting level is 3 just a heads up.
@Sorting Hat GM: I was mainly curious since the the original post mentioned a meeting with the King. Mechanically I don’t see how it would affect much at all, just was thinking on his backstory and ideas depending on the different areas of Golarian.
Ah I see. Yes.... If we were in session I'd have you roll either a knowledge history or a knowledge arcana.
Here all I can say for the moment is that it won't matter at all where you come from / what country you are in.
After looking things over and thinking about it, I'm not sure Ktinos would be the right character to play with this campaign. Instead I'm debating about Mthandihle a.k.a. Myth, the chaos-corrupted catfolk. She's kind of the result of me thinking about what a renegade Protean would be like--in this case, Myth is influenced by/semi-possessed by/possibly the past of a Protean who likes playing with the laws of physics rather than trying to dissolve planes into primordial chaos. Of course the last time I built her it was with Spheres of Power, so I'll have to think how I could best get some physics-bending powers into a rogue without Spheres.
Loving seeing all these crazy build ideas! It's looking like the building blocks for a very interesting game....
so I'll have to think how I could best get some physics-bending powers into a rogue without Spheres.
In cases like these, I always say UMD is your best friend and answer to everything. The "magic" options for a rogue through feats and archetypes can, usually, feel pretty whelming. UMD might limit you for a smidge with the cost of what you want-
But nothing feels better then stuffing something into the astral plane with a quick portable hole in a bag of holding and dimensional anchor for the ultimate prison.
I mean whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?
Eh, I want them to be innate powers, basically things happening due to her Protean corruption. Maybe I'll just put it off and talk with you if she gets picked about what might happen to her in the future.
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@Jenkins: Starting level is 3 just a heads up.
Oh yeah. He's built to level 3, I just forgot to update this line "NE Male Human Alchemist (Inspired Chemist/Reanimator) 1".
Thanks for catching that!
Eh, I want them to be innate powers, basically things happening due to her Protean corruption. Maybe I'll just put it off and talk with you if she gets picked about what might happen to her in the future.
This is certainly a possibility. I had one group who I gave templates and cleric domains too. Turned things interesting real fast. LOL
You mentioning that such things are a possibility are part of why I'm considering this. :D
I was thinking I could get some of what I wanted from being a telekineticist... not sure if I want to go that route or not, though. It'd still miss out on the shapeshifting part of the idea.
Shapeshifting can be a hard one. I don't remember what it's called, but there is some druid feat that treats your level for the purposes of wild shape as "character level -3"
Course that depends on exactly what kind of shape shifting you're looking for.
So it will definitely be Golarion!
Now, I'm no master of knowing what happened in every single AP, but anything I run I tend to put about 30 years ahead of whatever the "current date" is.
If chosen for the homebrew Golarion campaign, I hope we get a chance to meet other established Pathfinder characters. Maybe run afoul of a slightly grayer Count Varian Jeggare and Radovan, or being brought before Abrogail Thrune II?
Ah the *Thrunes*
Very dear to my heart, those people.
You'll certainly pay your railroad dues in the beginning, but after that I tend to let my players go open season.
Ah the *Thrunes*
Very dear to my heart, those people.
Mine too, one of my favourite characters actually married Abrogail at the end of her Hell's Vengeance campaign.
My character is almost done, just need to sort out the exact workings of the fluff.
Shapeshifting can be a hard one. I don't remember what it's called, but there is some druid feat that treats your level for the purposes of wild shape as "character level -3"
Course that depends on exactly what kind of shape shifting you're looking for.
Good question. I got kind of spoiled with Spheres shapeshifting. And Starfinder shapeshifting. I think I have some other third-party shapeshifting options, though. I'll look through them and see if anything there catches my interest enough to ask you if you'd approve them.
Actually switching to a gunslinger. I cant seem to make Gunpowder inquisitor work. Background stays the same.
Gunslinger to I believe off pure memory, level 3 or 5, is just too good.
@Almonihah Feel free to do just that!
We are coming up on the last half of the race here. I've heard plenty of good ideas and great ways to handle the Trial of the Coin so far!
To other dotters and quiet observers, I hope to see more from you as well.
I know a lengthy application process can be nail bitingly frustrating, but not having done PbP in quite some time, I definitely want to make sure we all exercise patience and proof of sticking around-
I appreciate all of you!
Looking forward to see who is picked! Very excited to see who is picked.
@Mythicman19 I second that! If not picked I plan to be a fly on the wall! I'm curious to see some of these build ideas....
Here's my submission, an unchained rogue with the dreamthief archetype.
Cordelia soon joined the crew of an elven captain named Variel. The two hit it off right away, and while her days were spent sailing the seas and learning how to fight with elven weapons, her nights were spent in Variel's bed as the elf's lover. All was going well until a mighty storm sprang up and destroyed the ship! Cordelia washed up on shore on a deserted island, but there was no sign of Variel or any of the other crew members.
Heartbroken and overcome with despair, Cordelia drew strength from somewhere deep inside of her, something she hadn't even known existed before. Indeed, the source of this strength was a dreamshard, a focused fragment of emotion lodged deep in her soul. She knew not how it had got there, but it gave her the determination to persevere and survive on her own for several weeks.
Eventually, another ship happened by and brought her back to civilization. But with no money and barely any possessions, the rogue has been having trouble making ends meet...
Here's my submission, an unchained rogue with the dreamthief archetype.
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Wonderful!
I'm having trouble finding what your focus chosen is- I see it's listed as Devotion, but don't see that listed as one of the Spiritualist Phantom's Emotional Foci.
Did I miss it somewhere?
Sorry, I meant to write Dedication instead of Devotion. Fixed now.
Just realized what I posted didn’t make much sense, meant to say very excited to see how the game goes even if I’m not picked. My bad haha
@Cordelia - No worries! I figured that might have been what you meant, just didn't want to be missing any content I might not know lol
@Mythicman - Hahaha, don't worry, I got your meaning!
After sorting through things, I think the Shifting feats from Lords of the Wild would be a partial solution. Do you have access to that? I can PM you what I'm thinking if you don't.
After sorting through things, I think the Shifting feats from Lords of the Wild would be a partial solution. Do you have access to that? I can PM you what I'm thinking if you don't.
Hmmmmm, I don't think so no! Shoot me a message of your thoughts!
All right, looks like it'll be tomorrow before I get to it though.
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No problem.
On that note- Are there any dotters / players still working on their submissions?
If so, I'm happy to wait. Otherwise, with training at the new job done, and the itch increasing, I may have us start a week ahead of schedule.
Let me know- I will revisit this again Thursday.
All right, here's part 1 of Myth's backstory:
During one such visit, she left the tribe and went with them.
The town was just as exciting and different as she had imagined, and she just had to handle all of the strange new things she saw. Sure, some people called it stealing, but she meant to give the things back when she was done looking them over. If they'd quit chasing her and yelling at her she'd explain that, but as it was, she was getting to teach them how good she was at climbing and hiding. Eventually she found some people who understood her, who helped her learn how to get better at getting into places and taking the stuff they were unjustly hoarding to themselves. They were the ones who started calling her Myth, after she got tired of them mispronouncing her name for the twentieth time.
It was during one such excursion, looking for interesting things in the manor of an overly wealthy merchant, that her life changed again. An unusual little statuette in his home caught Myth's attention. It was shaped like a leopard, carved from some sort of green stone, but as she picked it up and looked it over, she noticed that instead of spots it seemed to be covered in a number of carefully carved little eyes.
She was still holding it when she heard shouting and had to bolt for the window she'd left open. As Myth climbed through the window the statuette slipped from her grasp, landing on the cobblestones below with a sharp crack... moments before she stepped on it. She bit back a yowl of pain as a sharp edge from the broken statuette cut into sole of her foot. A crawling sensation started working its way up her leg as she fled, reaching her head as she rounded a corner. She found herself thinking how useful it would be to be faster… and stumbled as she felt her legs changing, growing longer and stronger.
With that change she fled faster than her pursuers could follow, leaving town for the forest beyond before her form changed back. Not wanting to lead pursuit back to her friends she decided it was time to leave town anyway, exploring her new shapeshifting abilities at the same time as she explored parallel to a road she'd heard would lead to another town.
In time she would find new friends and new opportunities, especially as her shapeshifting abilities now let her get places and do things she never could before. Only one thing troubles her now... on stormy nights or nights with a waxing crescent moon, she sometimes dreams of a leopard with eyes in place of spots, watching her from the shadows.
Part 2 will come tonight!
I decided I wanted to tweak her part one a bit, but here's both parts!
During one such visit, she left the tribe and went with them.
The town was just as exciting and different as she had imagined, and she just had to handle all of the strange new things she saw. Sure, some people called it stealing, but she meant to give the things back when she was done looking them over. If they'd quit chasing her and yelling at her she'd explain that, but as it was, she was getting to teach them how good she was at climbing and hiding. Eventually she found some people who understood her, who helped her learn how to get better at getting into places and taking the stuff they were unjustly hoarding to themselves. They were the ones who started calling her Myth, after she got tired of them mispronouncing her name for the twentieth time.
It was during one such excursion, looking for interesting things in the manor of an overly wealthy merchant, that her life changed again. An unusual little statuette in his home caught Myth's attention. It was shaped like a leopard, carved from some sort of green stone, but as she picked it up and looked it over, she noticed that instead of spots it seemed to be covered in a number of carefully carved little eyes.
She was still holding it when she heard shouting and had to bolt for the window she'd left open. As Myth climbed through the window the statuette slipped from her grasp, landing on the cobblestones below with a sharp crack... moments before she stepped on it. She bit back a yowl of pain as a sharp edge from the broken statuette cut into sole of her foot. A crawling sensation started working its way up her leg as she fled, reaching her head as she rounded a corner. She found herself thinking how useful it would be to be faster… and stumbled as she felt her legs changing, growing longer and stronger.
With that change she fled faster than her pursuers could follow, leaving town for the forest beyond before her form changed back. Not wanting to lead pursuit back to her friends she decided it was time to leave town anyway, exploring her new shapeshifting abilities at the same time as she explored parallel to a road she'd heard would lead to another town.
Only one thing troubles her now... on stormy nights or nights with a waxing crescent moon, she sometimes dreams of a leopard with eyes in place of spots, watching her from the shadows.
It was hard to get food while hiding. It was about the time that Myth was reduced to hunting rats that she found the coin, wrapped in a cloth. Reading the instructions, the amurrun decided that she would follow them… at least for the first step.
Belly full of cheap food, Myth decided she might as well try to follow the rest of the directions. After all, what was the worst that could happen? Besides, it sounded like an interesting challenge. Debating on just what to do, she hit on a plan. She took some of the cheap biscuits she’d bought, went out to a busy street corner, and started juggling them.
After a little while, someone threw a coin to her. She threw a biscuit back. This got a reaction, and before long, she was doing a lively ‘business’. It didn’t take her long to run out of what was left of what she’d purchased, and fortunately enough, she’d gotten a little more than one gold coin’s worth out of it. Going back to the merchant she’d bought the food from, Myth convinced him to give her the coin back in return for the money she’d gotten.
I've got the build for her in my brain, I'll see if I can get it put down on 'paper' here soon. :D Well, assuming the stuff I PM'd you about is okay.