Boris the slayer's page

Hmm.

That's an amazing amount of 12s.

You know, while the premise looks interesting, I need more knowledge before I can start creating a character.

1) I have no idea what the setting is like beyond those 5 lines of text.
2) I have no idea what the rules of the game, or character creation for that matter, are. I do have some very vague ideas based on the things you've said, but having a vague idea is not the same thing as knowing the rules

I could probably put a character together if I knew 1 of the above things, but without knowing either, I'm just sort of waiting to see what will happen next. I'm sure you'd get applications if people knew what the hell is going on here. Right now people can't really create characters, because they don't know the rules, and they don't know anything about the setting.

Boris keeps quiet. If he said something now he'd just manage to anger the goblin. What an angry fellow that guy was.

"I say you pay up. I'm not getting involved in a plan that hinges on our collective ability to get to her before the guard sees us. Chances are, someone sounds the alarm ans they slit her throat before attacking us in force." His deep bass voice had an aggressive ring to it.

Boris was disappointed in his friend. He'd expected better of him than to go back on his promises.

Boris doesn't sheathe his sword this time. Those filthy buggers won't get the drop on him again!

Having removed a couple of nice growths myself I can recommend cutting the beard down to size before taking a razor to it.

Boris surfaces from the muck with a grimace. He takes a moment to wipe his eyes clean, and then flexes his torso, testing out the wound in his side. "This could use patching."

Rolling a CLW charge. One should suffice.
clw: 1d8 + 1 ⇒ (4) + 1 = 5

I'm going to sleep now, so I'll state my actions for when our turn rolls around. I don't want to hold up the game again :)

With a roar and a curse, Boris twisted his body into an awkward angle in order to draw his greatsword in the cramped quarters.

He rapidly raised the sword over his head, and brought it down on the creature appearing from a side tunnel, handling the claymore like it was a mere childs toy.

Move action, draw greatsword, standard, attack Grindylow 1.
Power attack, of course.
to hit: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (7) + 8 = 15
damage: 2d6 + 10 ⇒ (5, 6) + 10 = 21
If my actions don't make sense when it's our turn, feel free to skip me.

'Sir yessir :)

Knew I should have put a proper alias together.

Boris didn't buy anything, as he had no money left after character creation. He's not bringing light either. He hopes to keep close to Thunar with the lantern.
Thanks for buying consumabls for the rest of us.

Boris accepts the potion with a grunt, and stuffs it away in one of his many belt pockets. "I'm with the short guy. On with it." He trudges forward through the muck.

While trudging, he tried to recall anything he might have heard about grindylows. Apart from the fact that they were obviously a bunch of slimy buggers.
K.Dungeoneering: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (4) + 6 = 10

Crap, sorry about that, didn't see the gameplay thread was up.

Posting now.

Hi, I'm Boris. I've been posting as alternately Arae and Boris in the recruitment thread.

I'll be playtesting my slayer.

I'll be grabbing outflank then :)

I'm glad to see you testing out the shortsword. If we're right, it's great that there can be some playtest feedback to that effect, if we're not, that's inheritently a good thing.

WBL says 3000 gp.

Having never played The Witcher, this picture fits like a glove. Here's Boris, the slayer.
Picture - http://vnmedia.ign.com/witchervault.ign.com/images/lethoart.jpg

Sheet - http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=715673

My improved initiative will probably be changed for something else, maybe a teamwork feat if someone wants to coordinate.