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Cortina smiles, shows her holy symbol and replies in dwarven.

Cortina listens to everything the dwarf says, then she asks: "A pretty lady? Did she look like..." She describes the uncoscious woman they fought before.

Sense Motive, guidance: 1d20 + 7 + 1 ⇒ (13) + 7 + 1 = 21

Is he lying? I hope not...

Cortina hands out divine blessings to everyone near her and also herself. Then she grabs her longspear with both hands and answers: "I'm ready!"

The cleric casts guidance on people near her and then herself. Hopefully, Cashel and Paloma are doing the same... ;-)

I think we will need to cross here again on our way back anyway.
Cortina has a rope, too, so let's just get the grappling hook and leave your rope here for now.
Alternatively, we can set up Cortina's rope here while Jack is still on the other side; then he can untie his rope, cross and pick up his grappling hook, too.

Cortina is not trained in climbing, but she is strong. And with a little help from her goddess, everything is possible, right? So she tries to climb over to the other side...

Take 10 Climb - ACP, guidance: 10 + 3 - 4 + 1 = 10

"Sounds good, Jack. But... it doesn't have to be only one person keeping the tension up, does it? We can work together - like we did with the big doors." Cortina winks at the fighter.

"Jack, come here - I'll take care of your injuries. It should heal your remainig scratch, too, Cashel." Cortina waits until Jack is near enough, then channels Desna's divine energy. A silver light washes over the party, and all wounds begin to heal. She then uses her wand of CLW on Jack's remaining injuries.

Channel: 1d6 ⇒ 6 Yes! :-D
CLW: 1d8 + 1 ⇒ (6) + 1 = 7

"There, as good as new." The cleric puts her wand back and grabs her longspear. "Let's go explore further."

The party should be back at full HP.

"This spear looks magical! Nice... wait. Is your spell still active, Cashel?"

Darn, nothing useful at all! Wait. It did drop a spear, didn't it?

Cortina moves back to where the spear was dropped and checks it with detect magic.

I approximately moved Cortina to where the spear was dropped, because I do not remember the exact spot.

Lol, now he rolls good.

All because of Cortina's help the divine intervention of the Lady Luck! Praise Desna! ^_^

Jack chops the flying devil in two, spraying black blood onto everyone in the room!

Well, then it's a good thing that - technically - Cortina is currently not in the room. ;-)

The cleric checks the devil halves for any equipment that might have survived Jack's greatsword.

"Jack, please end this fight. Here, this should help!"

Cortina extends a hand to Jack and provides the Fighter with a bit of (Desna's) luck.

Bit of Luck: For 1 round roll each D20 twice and take the better result.

I am quite sure that her regular attack didn't hit, so...

"Dammit!"

"I'll turn you into a shish kebab!" Cortina charges and stabs at the devil...

cold iron longspear, charge: 1d20 + 4 + 2 ⇒ (3) + 4 + 2 = 9 :-(
Piercing: 1d8 + 4 ⇒ (2) + 4 = 6

possible AoO:
AoO cold iron longspear: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (13) + 4 = 17
Piercing: 1d8 + 4 ⇒ (8) + 4 = 12

current AC 16 T 10 FF 14

"Leave him alone!" Cortina angrily tries to stab the devil.

cold iron longspear: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (20) + 4 = 24
Piercing: 1d8 + 4 ⇒ (6) + 4 = 10
crit? cold iron longspear: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (3) + 4 = 7 No.
additional Piercing: 1d8 + 4 ⇒ (8) + 4 = 12

She then steps back a bit. (see map) "Ha! Gotcha! Now come and get me, if you can!"

possible AoO:
AoO cold iron longspear: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (5) + 4 = 9
Piercing: 1d8 + 4 ⇒ (5) + 4 = 9

@GM: Cortina has a longspear with reach. Can she attack the flying creature through the door from her current position?

possible AoO:
AoO cold iron longspear: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (7) + 4 = 11 (+1 if bless was cast)
Piercing: 1d8 + 4 ⇒ (1) + 4 = 5

Cortina wields her longspear with both hands, ready to strike.

"Let's explore further!"

"It's locked? Cashel, did the woman have a key?"

Cortina takes her time to scan everything in every room with detect magic - especially the weapons, shields and armor(s) in the room with the skeleton (E4). She also looks if any of those are of a higher quality than the standard equipment.

In the room on the other side (E3) she wonders if that idol could be the one they were sent to recover.

But that would be too easy, wouldn't it? Hm...

"I agree. She's definitely trouble, so a blindfold would also make sense..."

Cortina follows Nal upstairs.

@Nal: The door at the top of the stairs is still open (see this post), so no DD check is necessary to open it.

Immediately after locating the aura Cortina comes running down the stairs. Is everyone ok?! She tries to quickly take in the scene. Why is Jack lying on the floor? I see no blood there, though, and he's breathing. Nal has burn marks from that spell upstairs. But this woman is bleeding badly!

Heal, Take 10: 10 + 7 = 17 First Aid on Jack
Heal, Take 10: 10 + 7 = 17 First Aid on bleeding woman

After the stabilized woman is bound and blindfolded:
Wand of CLW: 1d8 + 1 ⇒ (3) + 1 = 4

@GM: Well, I am in a different timezone (Europe). I was sleeping during the 5 hours (real time) it took her to die yesterday, so Cortina wasn't able to try and show mercy. No worries, though, I'm happy to backtrack. ;-)

@PCs: Do we actually want the women dead? Cortina might be able to keep her alive, if we want to interrogate her...

@GM: Does she die in the next round?

"Are you ok down there?"

Cortina continues for one more round to use detect magic to get the strength and location of the aura.

No Knowledge (arcana) here - I'll let the wizard determine the school of magic involved. ;-)

Maybe it's (also) the holiday spirit that makes me want to write this, but anyway:

It just occured to me that I really like how we (The COREageous Crew) communicate! :-D
Always respectful and never in bad faith.

I'm happy to be part of this group! ^_^

Cortina concentrates on the aura(s) of magic in the hallway to get more information on it/them. (round two of detect magic)

"What happened up there?"

Cortina also casts detect magic and starts to climb the stairs.

"Look, there are a few footprints in the sand on the stairs."

Cortina moves closer to the stairs to check out the - so far pacifistic ;-) - footprints in more detail.

Do I need to make a check? If yes, which one? (with guidance, of course)

Cortina casts a quick cantrip (guidance), grabs her longspear with both hands and steps through the doors, ready to fight anything.

Perception, guidance: 1d20 + 3 + 1 ⇒ (2) + 3 + 1 = 6

Apparently, she doesn't see anything to fight...

I do not have Linguistics, either, and I also only have one Comprehend Languages, which lasts 20 minutes. I think at some time we should use at least one of these two spells. Any suggestions?

Cortina breathes heavily. "Yeah, it was, but the crowbar helped a lot. Thanks, Paloma!"

Cortina tries to move the doors. "A little help here?"

Str Check: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (16) + 3 = 19

"Good for us, I think they will come in handy.."

Cortina takes one oil of bless weapon.

I also understand that we are tasked to retrieve the idol.

Cortina moves forward, drawing her Battleaxe (as there seems to be not much room) and attacks one of the elementals. blue (if still conscious)

cold iron Battleaxe: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (5) + 4 = 9
Slashing: 1d8 + 3 ⇒ (8) + 3 = 11

Pardon me... Too many games, too little of me. Plunging so much into Game Day was a good idea for what my life was like six months ago, but not for my current regime and workload.. Well, most of those games will be over soon and it will be easier. And I will draw conclusions.

Same here. I really underestimated the effort that was needed for all these games. :-/ And I also became a bit sick on the weekend... :-( Sorry for the delay.

When Cortina arrives in the meeting room you notice that she looks a bit different than before. She is wearing a shiny new breastplate - and now she carries a very long spear and more other weapons. She also seems to have trained her body - she looks quite muscular and moves with an agility you did not notice during earlier missions.

The cleric silently listens to the mission briefing.

Quadiran Desert? Sandstorms?! Citadel of Flame?! ... Ok, that's it: I'm gonna buy me a new wand of endure elements before departing.

The rebuild of Cortina as reach cleric (her deity is still Desna) is finally done.
Cortina now owns wands of CLW, bless, and endure elements. Does anyone else memorize comprehend languages? Or bought a wand?

Sorry, the rebuild takes longer than I anticipated.
I will be done on Sunday, I promise.

I believe you are able to sell stuff at full price when you rebuild at level 1...

My chronicle looks fine. Thanks for running, bluedove!

Cortina needs a day or two to rebuild - as a reach cleric.

Day Job roll:
Profession: Librarian, MW tool, Take 10: 10 + 9 + 2 = 21

I just saw I forgot to post the purchases Cortina made... *facepalm*

Shopping (chronicle #3):

- Wand of CLW: 2 PP
- MW Tool (Date Stamp) for Profession (Librarian): 50 GP

TOTAL: 50 GP and 2 PP

As she just got her 3rd XP I will rebuild her partly.

Aiming for the second part of this FJC here.

Accept the surrender of an enemy combatant (other than an evil outsider or undead creature), and ensure his fair treatment until he can safely be released, ransomed, or delivered to authorities for justice. Alternatively, allow such an enemy combatant with no means of escape to flee without further harm.

Cortina aims for the same FJC - but Ryul may need to tell her that he aims for the second part... ;-)

Cortina casts guidance on herself, then asks her goddess for another bit of luck, also for herself. She immediately turns to the halfling and says:

”Listen to the man. Answer the question.”

Aid Diplomacy/Intimidate, guidance: 1d20 - 2 + 1 ⇒ (8) - 2 + 1 = 7
Aid Diplomacy/Intimidate, guidance: 1d20 - 2 + 1 ⇒ (9) - 2 + 1 = 8

The dicebot doesn't like Cortina... :-(

Cortina swings her battleaxe at the prone enemy in blue.

Cortina then moves to help with the caster (see map).

Looks like I forgot to hit the 'Submit Post' button... o_O

Cortina raises her battleaxe to slash the prone enemy in blue, but stops her attack when he surrenders.

"You better start talking, then. Who sent you?"

Sense Motive: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (1) + 9 = 10 :-(

"Hey, Nal, why don't you help Ryul with the caster? Here, this should help you!"

Cortina moves between Jack and Nal and provides the Rogue with a bit of luck.

This should help with the acrobatics check to avoid an AoO (to move into flanking red with Ryul) and the attack roll.

Bit of Luck: For 1 round roll each D20 twice and take the better result.

Cortina draws her battleaxe, 5-foot-steps forward and swings it at the enemy in blue.

cold iron Battleaxe, flanking: 1d20 + 0 + 2 ⇒ (8) + 0 + 2 = 10 :-(
Slashing: 1d8 ⇒ 5

I don't think that'll hit.

Waiting for Jack to attack and possibly 5-foot-step forward...

Also, I believe that Cashel should be placed before Red in initiative order:

(...) Your initiative result changes. For the rest of the encounter, your initiative result is the count on which you took the readied action, and you act immediately ahead of the character whose action triggered your readied action. (Source)

"Jack, fight back! Here, this should help you!"

Cortina provides the fighter with a bit of luck.

Bit of Luck: For 1 round roll each D20 twice and take the better result.

Cortina stays near Jack - ready to provide a bit of luck.

"Good day, sir! My name is Cortina, Cortina Hagen. I'm a humble cleric of Desna. Are you Fimbrik, by any chance?"

Diplomacy: 1d20 - 2 ⇒ (4) - 2 = 2 LOL.

"Ok, nothing of interest here besides the cleaning magic. Let's go and check the other doors..."

Cortina walks from the double doors in the east to the western door that's more to the south and checks it for traps.

Perception, guidance: 1d20 + 6 + 1 ⇒ (7) + 6 + 1 = 14

This could be reason for the moving aura I detected earlier from outside...

Cortina uses detect magic again on the feather duster. Then she scans the whole room for magic.

@GM: Does it seem to be the same aura as earlier or is there no way to tell (as the first scan was too short)?

"Well done, Paul! Praise Desna! I think before we walk up or down the stairs, we should check out all the rooms on this floor."

Cortina walks east towards the double doors and checks them for traps.

Perception: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (17) + 6 = 23

@Cashel: Neat! Does that mean Cortina is now allowed to proselytize you? :-D Storywise, it would make sense... ;-)

Have I said that I love this domain ability? ^_^ If yes, then still not often enough. ;-)

Also, Cortina has 8 daily uses of BoL, she can spend 2d4 uses, if needed.

Captain Turnsdale sat in the small dingy office and sighed. He'd promised Tavarus that he'd clean up this part of the Watch, but he certainly hadn't been given much to work with. There were only five watchmen and one clerk here when he'd arrived and one of those watchmen was an adolescent boy he'd picked up from the gutter and brought here himself. Well, Nico seemed competent enough anyways, if still a bit twitchy especially about bathing. He could hear Shifty-Eye growling at someone through the paper thin walls. No one was sure exactly what Shifty-Eye was, aside from a remarkably good secretary. As long as the fellow showed up to work on time, the Captain didn't much care.

There was a loud pounding on his office door. John winced. He wasn't sure the door could stand up to that sort of treatment.

"Captain, new recruits is here," Shifty-Eye growled.

Captain Turnsdale stood up, adjusted his uniform (he was the only one in this branch of the watch that had one) and opened his office door. He walked out and surveyed the new recruits, successfully managing to repress any outward signs that he thought they were all doomed. He plastered on his best welcoming smile.

"Welcome to the Watch. It is a pleasure to serve with such fine men and women. I know this isn't the most glamorous job, but the rewards of bringing some modicum of peace and law to this place are innumerable if mostly of the karma-building variety. I am aware that the pay is...small. For those of you who don't already have lodgings, Shifty-Eye can give you directions to Forty Winks, a boardinghouse that provides a deep discount for watchmen. And they throw in the roaches for free," he couldnt' help but add. "Which is quite generous in these parts. I'm told roaches are good eating. As of yet I have not actually tried. I expect you to follow the rules as much as possible without dying over them during your time here. Be creative. Also, eating something you bought from Willy the Desperate is not an acceptable excuse to miss work."
He nodded towards the goblin standing in the corner of the room with an evil grin on his face and an outfit that appeared to be made entirely of leather straps. "This is Zavriss, a local cleric of Zon-Kuthon. He will be happy to supply healing potions and wands as necessary or patch up injuries. He does this free of charge because he believes it furthers the tenets of his faith. I trust you can all figure that out and will therefore act with extra caution."
"Your unit assignments are posted on the wall. Please take a few minutes and get to know the people you will be walking into life and death situations with. Does anyone have any questions?"

Alright, here we are. A discussion thread to finish up character creation. Don't feel rushed. Gameplay won't start until next week. :)

This is a homebrew setting, although we'll be using the Golarion pantheon, quite frankly because it's easier. Characters should be level 3 gestalt. 25 point buy to offset inevitable MAD. If you want to play something with a level adjustment you can take levels in your race as half of the gestalt. No restrictions other than level adjustment on character races. Also, psionics are allowed/encouraged, and most 3.5 stuff will be allowed. The setting is a large port city called Chance. While the kingdom of Sorryn is very humanocentric, Chance, while technically part of Sorryn, has a separate government and is very friendly towards all races. It is this world's largest city.

Chance is separated into districts surrounding the harbour. The game will be mostly taking place within the poorest district of the city, known as the Warrens. It is a lawless area ruled by gangs. The sort of place where admitting to being a law enforcement officer is tantamount to suicide. So you might want to hide those badges since you'll be new recruits to the city watch. Whether you're a hopeless optimist who believes you can make a difference or a petty criminal working off your sentence here because you pissed off a half-giant named Bubba back in prison and this seemed like a less messy way to die, you are now Watchmen/women/sentient beings...oh,for crying out loud you knew what I meant. Stupid thri-kreen always being overly sensitive about the recruitment speech...;P

Okay, this is the part where you post character concepts. Please, please, please do not worry about stepping on each other's toes. You will often be separated into smaller subunits for missions and even if we ended up with a subunit who all have similar skillsets, there are times when that is just what you need. Also, don't worry about patching holes to make a traditional team. As members of the watch you will all have access to resources that will help make up for anything you might be missing. No interested player will be turned away. I can work with just about anything, but no PvP (unless both parties have worked it out with me ahead of time via PM). And no evil alignments unless your character can work well with others, at least mostly within the law, kinda sorta. Oh, and my game posting style has been described kindly as 'chatty' so there may be a lot to wade through at times. I am always happy to give a 'story-so-far' summary to someone who had that pesky real-life stuff come up and needs to catch up quickly.

It will be next week sometime before I can actually start gameplay since I have a bunch of NPCs to update so that gives plenty of time to make characters and work all of the kinks out.

Should anyone be interested a play-by-post possibility for those really wacky characters that you might not get a chance to play in the normal run of things.
It's a rules super light game based in the same world as Realms of Agartha (Here is the original Agartha thread for anyone who is interested. Not required reading, kinda different setting, but can give you a good feel for how rules light plays.), though it's not necessary to have read or even be remotely familiar with that thread. I'll gladly fill you in on the basics. Basically the action would be taking place in a school for magical youngsters. Think a mashup of Hogwarts and the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters. Existing characters include weredragon triplets and a good-aligned demon. Power level starts in the mid to upper teens. This is really the beauty of rules almost free, it actually supports that without making you want to tear out hair trying to keep track of all the details. Cause sometimes its fun to play superheroes. :)
We do use dice rolls, but sparingly, and if you have a concept that isn't easily supported by existing rules we can help you cobble together something that works since really all you need is a basic idea that lets you know what to roll for attacks, saves, damage, etc. The focus is more on the shared storytelling aspect of the game.

Power level is mid to high teens. Loosely Pathfinder/3.5 based. The current thread has been going for a couple of months, but we've had a few players drop out, so need to fill a few slots.

In game it's about two weeks into the term, so you can choose to be a late transfer or easily say that you've been there all along and just hadn't interacted with the main story before.

Near the edges of an ancient and powerful empire is world. The surface of this world offers nothing of interest. But within it much that has been forgotten has been preserved. And those inside have been here so long that they have forgotten there was ever any outside at all. This is the world of Agartha, protected from outside interference by strong magic.

Within this world sits an unassuming looking building with a small brass plaque on the side. Avalon Academy. A special school meant for training special students, children whose magical abilities need a little extra care, attention, and perhaps a rather large safety barrier between them and the rest of the world. At least until they learn to master those abilities.

Today is the first day of a new term and many new students are just arriving...

Inside the magical world of Agartha is a school. A very special school for teaching gifted youngsters to control their abilities. Another school year has just begun and things are as always interesting, chaotic, and occasionally out of control...

Nerion Orlbereth stood politely and waited as the nominal monarch rambled on.

"The muffin prowls at midnight," the king said, looking around as if he expected to be assaulted by pastry at any moment.

"Yes, your majesty," Nerion said dryly, "but I am quite sure that your guards are capable of handling the matter appropriately. It is nothing to worry yourself about."

This was worse than listening to three solid hours of complaints about the price of silk, as he had already done at the Merchants Guild meeting this morning. He was practically counting the minutes until his wife returned and could once more take care of this. He had a visiting landwalker dignitary to entertain, and a delegation of merchants with complaints about the nomads disrupting their caravans to deal with.

Attempt to get the thread to actually show up this time.

In response to the summons of the winds, a flock of celestial eagles descends from the sky and lands in the nests that have been prepared for them.

"We answer the summons of the Winds, Azuri'ith."

The station house was cramped, cluttered, and grimy. All of the new recruits were gathered in the main room for their ‘orientation’. A lovely young half-elf stands in front of you, her brilliant red hair cut short, giving her a pixie-like appearance. Her violet eyes coolly assess each one of you.
“Good morning,” she says, loud enough for everyone to hear, but not shouting. “I am Lt. Nicoletta Amakiir and you will be reporting directly to me during your tenure with the Watch. Most people refer to me as Nico. As I’m sure you are well aware, the Warrens are the hub for most of the criminal activity that takes place in our fair city, as well as the last refuge for those who can’t afford to live anywhere better. Representing the law here is dangerous work, which is why you will not be given uniforms. Part of my job is keeping you alive, and that means not painting a target on you, no matter what the regs say. You will each be given a badge and a set of manacles. Also, there are blunted arrows available for those who favor archery. Shifty-Eye will be passing those out to you,” she says, indicating a robed mongrelfolk standing to her left near a table with several baskets on it. He nods to you, but does not speak.
“I expect you to work within the law as much as possible. There are already enough gangs on these streets. I will not tolerate watchmen who behave like them. And I will be watching you. I will be giving you a complete list of all the gangs currently active within the Warrens,” she sighs and rolls her eyes., “as soon as Kitty gets around to making one.” A petite woman with an orangeish ponytail and what looks oddly like a collar with a bell on it around her throat gives a quick wave from behind an enormous stack of paperwork.
“You’re going to sign in with Keriton,” she says pointing to a thri-kreen with several pens in hands, “and then I’m going to give you some time to get to know each other. It’s important that you watch each others backs out there. Most of you are used to working alone. That’s fine when you’re out for just yourself, but let me tell you, a watchmen in this part of town, the whole world’s against you. It doesn’t matter if you like each other. You watch the backs of your fellow watchmen so that they’ll watch yours. Once you’ve had a chance to get to know one another, I’ll fill you in on the rest of what you need to know and hand out your assignments.”

Nimm:

Kaull:

Adrick:

Quick:

Fineal:

Sanura:

Garan:

Arioch:

For those of you unfamiliar with this part of the city, let me make one thing perfectly clear. The Warrens are dangerous. Most of the criminal activity that happens in Chance happens here. You are here because your predecessors were not very good at watching their backs. I intend for all of you to stay in one piece so make sure not only to watch your own back, but your teammates' as well. Remember, they're watching your back too.
I expect you to obey the law, within reason. Don't think I'm not watching you. Kitty will be providing each of you with a write-up of the currently active gangs, *sigh* whenever she feels like getting around to it.
You will be checking in with Corporal Keriton, she says, indicating a thri-kreen waiting with several pens in hands. Try not to be rude. He does bite when provoked.

Welcome to the Sorrynese Royal Navy
You sorry lot are about to experience adventure, derring-do, hard work, and all the hardtack you care to eat...whether you like it or not! This here ship is called the Abigail and from now on this is your home, so get used to it.

Let's start with a role-call to make sure that all those assembled have indeed regained consciousness after their recruitment activities.

I'm looking to start a new PBP, assuming there's enough interest. I'm something of a newbie DM, but the beauty of PBP is that I have time to look up the answers to questions between turns without bringing gameplay to a screeching halt.:) I'll admit up front, I'm also not above fudging the rules if that makes for a better story. Just so you know what you're getting into.
The setting is a homebrew I've been working on for awhile, and aren't you lucky, you get to help me flesh it out. The home base is a city called Chance. Well, it's really more of a city-state. Imagine what you'd get if you crossed Waterdeep, Ankh-Morpork, and Babylon5 and you're starting to get the idea. Chance is located in the kingdom of Sorryn, but operates under its own laws. Sorryn is very humanocentric, however within the city limits of Chance all sentient beings are protected equally under the law, as many a foolish adventurer has discovered after being sentenced to a life of hard labor for killing a 'monster'. There are populations of kobold, thri-kreen, minotaurs, and more that make their home in the city, but years of urban living has changed their cultures considerably. This is a high magic setting, but no extraplanar travel. Ever. At all. Beings from all over the multiverse were stranded here when the plane was originally closed off, so races with extraplanar origins are still okay.

I have two different ideas for type of campaign, depending on what people are interested in. If there is enough interest I might just do both.
[bold]Option 1: High Seas Adventure.[/bold] You've just 'volunteered'* to join the Royal Navy. Danger, derring-do, and possibly a mutiny await you as you sail off for adventure on the high seas. Careful not to sail off the edge of the world.
*Volunteering consists of such activities as getting drunk in the wrong bar, hiring the wrong girl/guy/whatever for what you thought was going to be a fun night, getting into an argument with the wrong guys, or just generally existing in the wrong place at the wrong time.

[bold]Option 2: Night Watch.[/bold] You have graciously volunteered out of the goodness of your heart (or possibly as a condition of your parole) to join the City Watch. You are the newest addition to the Night Watch in the Warrens, a district that can best be described as a hive of scum and villainy. It's your job to enforce the law without breaking the rules too obviously, and without running afoul of the city's crime boss, The Fairy Godfather.**
**It is generally a good idea, in the interest of survival, to remember that he hates being called that. This half-orc/half-pixie means business and will not hesitate to kill you if you annoy him. He is also very much above your pay grade.

Character would be 3rd level. Feel free to go gonzo with races and classes. Just check with me first to make sure I have the book that you're getting something from. 20 point buy, 2700 starting gold, Beta rules.

"I found pieces three, Tee hee, tee hee!" the crazed gnome giggles as he hands her his bag.