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such mooing
so wait
many meow

wow

Me and Xerxes are chillin' over here.

I have a brain lesion too, in the part of my brain that controls movement. I can tell that she feels a lack of control and is probably really scared.

*starts dancing the Futterwacken*

guys, do yourselves a favor and check out the webcomic "The Black Brick Road of Oz". it's surreal, creepy and has an adorable kitteh. :3

I want to go against the Heartless Queen. There are too many combat-heavy games on these boards and I want to try something different.

Because you said your personality is "awesome," and I can only assume that someone who thinks there personality is "awesome" is probably an annoying prick with an inflated opinion of themselves.

So you're a prick. Got it.

Yeah, basically!

Ariten, what is your in-game personality like?

Aww, what kinds of neurological disorders? Was she born with them?

Brain cancer?

what?

I like to know these things so I know exactly how guilty to feel that I can't help her.

Like I mentioned before, Maena could have sought people out to help her fulfil her personal quest.

As for which witch to hunt down first, that doesn't really matter to Maena. She's after the hag from her background so whatever brings her closer to her would suit Maena. If she someone gets her hands on information that (seemingly) ties said hag to one of the witches that would be her first target.

As for location, Maena is a small town girl and while she can adjust to cities just fine it isn't where she comes from.

So you would probably end up being buddies with Doc... Which means you know Xerxes... Which means that I know of you.

I like this plan. Let's make our already-tangled web of friendships even more complicated.

GM, can you give us an idea of where our characters are from and some ideas of where we'll be starting.

I think we should come up with a few ideas of how each of us might know a couple of the other party members.

Being one of the young one, I was thinking Royce and Emmy might know each other, possibly having grown up in the same town and known each other before they were each cursed/changed.

I was also thinking that Arwyne might have been the one to show Royce how to get to the old tower where he met the Shadow Lady.

So I get to mentor TWO adorable little kiddies. I don't know how I feel about this. Especially since I'm rather childlike myself.

Also

Royce/Emmy OTP (in 6 years)

I'd say go after the Heartless Queen first, and I oh-so definitely want to start out far away from a big city. People would riot if they saw a huge cat prowling next to a lost child.

So is anything happening for this? Like, ever? If not I need to go enter Arwyne into some rather interesting game recruitments.

Let's get this party started!

@Ariten: I replied.

That GM alias, huh?

WAT.

A few minutes ago, I was literally thinking, "Will The Sixth be the GM? Nah, Cake couldn't possibly screw with our minds THAT much..."

it's probably the avatar. No personality similarities that I can see!

I say yes, on the condition that Xerxes can Gestalt as a Natural Weapon Fighter. Or something of that sort. Perhaps a Ranger?

Also RVT you should PM me the deets of that Mischievous Companion tale feat so that I can make an alias for the companion.

EDIT: Well, really, I can't decide on whether we should gestalt or not. I feel like Arwyne would be incredibly powerful, perhaps a little too powerful, if we do.

Yay, my second campaign which I am not GMing!

Le Dot.

Hey, we don't know how old I am! Of course maturity-wise I'm like 15 human years old, like all gnomes.

Before the discussion even starts: if we Gestalt, we need to up the CR of our encounters to AT LEAST Average Party Level + 3. The only class that makes sense for me roleplaying-wise is Sorcerer (feyblooded), and that gives me a huge number of options.

@Doomed: Me and Emmy are from the same enchanted forest. I don't know about the rest of you.

Oh, um, neat. Neils isn't here, but... Emmy, my surrogate sister/daughter! Let us celebrate!

Bump for great justice!

I relaxed the whole time! :D

Lots of homework-dodging was had.

Well said, Hilde.

Happy Easter, all!

My party choices:

Emmeline
Neils
Doctor Rogers
Spidre or Marianne.

I can't decide between Spidre or Marianne, because while Marianne has an awesome backstory and obviously worked very hard on her character, I really like Spidre's personality.

As for my other choices, I like Neils because he strikes me as a well-done Anime character, which I love. Doc is probably my second-favorite out of the bunch, just because of his hilarious interactions with Xerxes. Emmeline and I complement each other so well that we actually worked on a loose backstory centering around us studying each other and me basically taking her under my wing.

Heh, sorry about blowing up like that at everything last night. I just realized that Eliah was probably just looking for an excuse to leave the campaign - he was talking about RVT 'losing focus' when I showed up (as the ONE exception to the human- or human-like-only rule).

@Doc: It's Ar! I was looking for a pooh-bear when you said Wynnie.

Sounds good, RVT.

The reason I don't like becoming more powerful is because innovative thinking doesn't matter as much. Even if we are just as equally outmatched by a villain, it's much harder to come up with a clever way to beat a wizard 7/cleric 7 than a cleric 7. When high leveled characters fight they don't use the terrain and get fancy, they stack their abilities and feats up.

I've decided that if we decide to make the campaign gestalt than I will also bow out. That's not trying to pressure anybody to make a decision, but it doesn't fit with my character and I don't think it fits with the campaign.

Same here, honestly.

@Cake: To an extent, it does, by giving us more tools at our disposal. It tips the odds in our favor when we are meant to go against the odds.

*sigh* now I feel like it's partially my fault for egging this on. The campaign would be way more interesting if we were lower-power.

*reads Eliah's post*

...nope, no Gestalting. Not here. Eliah is right. I agree with everything, even if I am technically a Gnome.

Can Xerxes gestalt? Maybe with Ranger? He seems like he would be incredibly weak without some extra power, especially in comparison to me. (by the way, as a Feywarden//Sorcerer(Fey-Blooded Seeker), I an AWESOME both crunch- and fluff-wise.)

I...I must be the only one who doesn't want to do gestalt, though the main reason is that I DON'T WANNA ALTER MY SHEET AGAIN!;~; If everyone else wants to, I guess I'm okay with it, though.

but Emmie! You can be a Tetori//Barbarian for REALZ!!!

Also, you need to submit a character to the War on the Civilized campaign.

Magic? Please, Batman has been dealing with that for years. There is not a single superhero or supervillain that can take him down unless he is completely unaware of their existence, they get the drop on him, and they're too strong for any mortal being to fight in hand-to-hand.

The only weakness he has is his angst.

Oh yeah, I agree with Eliah and Neils.

Only way to beat Batman is to have superpowers and get the jump on him. Not one or the other, you need both.

I am literally specialized in both of those things.

Arwyne Feywatcher wrote:

That would also allow Cake to make the Witches triple-gestalt, if she really wants to keep them a step ahead of us.

Well that's a horrifying thought. The entire Hecate in a single person...

And the Sixth is a quadruple Gestalt Sorcerer//Wizard//Witch//Ranger (Trapper). Oh yes. *licks lips at the challenge*

That would also allow Cake to make the Witches triple-gestalt, if she really wants to keep them a step ahead of us.

i <3 the fey and sylvan bloodlines.

This. So much this.

@Neils: Even without Gestalt, it happens! Did you know an Aegis/Bard(Archaeologist)/Ranger multiclassed character actually works very well as a scout?

I don't quite know how, but I keep getting incredibly powerful class combinations whenever I try to make the classes suit the character. Odd.

Wow, a Fey Bloodline Sorcerer gestalt would actually be perfect for me. Bros. look at how awesome this is.

Actually, if we do go with Gestalt, I'll be a Feywarden//Sorcerer(Fey bloodline), for ultimate Feyishness.

I should stress that I am absolutely, POSITIVELY fine without it, however.

Actually, I think Ranger would be a better second class.

Mweeheeheeheee. (many animal companions, oh mai)

Chow Mein! Teriyaki chicken-on-a-stick! Beef strips! General Tso chicken! EGG ROLLS AND FORTUNE COOKIES! BAM!

If everyone wanted, we could do gestalt, but I would compensate by beefing up the opponents even more. What does everyone say before I make selections?

I am totes becoming an Aegis (pseudo-psionic class) (trailblazer archetype) as well. Many awesomenesses shall be had! Especially since I can wear the Astral Suit since it's not metal!

The build I have in mind depends on a houserule I use where TWF is a single feat and Improved and Greater TWF are automatically gained when you meet the prereqs.

Good job, Cake, now you've got me hungry for rice! -_-;

RVT, is there anything stopping you from making a selection now?