I just want to give the GM a little props from running a great game and having great maps. I GM my own Campaign and I know how much time it takes. Those maps you have made for this adventure are great. I hope you do not mind if I use some of them. Thanks again. Your doing a great job.
While the others search the room Velcore will tend to their wounds.
Velcore waves a hand to dismiss the Silence spell. "As you wish Miss Kalizama" He says as he moves toward Roran. "Your wound looks bad let me tend to it. Everyone please come close so you can receive Iomedea's blessing."
Turning to the group."No signs of anything traveling by foot at all outside the temple. Maybe the place is empty. Or whatever is here is trapped inside." After the door is inspected for traps Spencer will open it. He peers thru the doorway but is careful not to enter just yet. "I am mistaken. This room gets much use. Be prepared! We are not alone!" Spencer pulls out his shield and grips his sickle tight in his right hand while keeping his eyes open for threats.
Spencer opens his eyes slowly after passing thru the tapestry to let his eye adjust to his new brighter surroundings. Once able to focus he gapes at the temple and udders to himself. "I have never ... that is beautiful." Seeing Bear sniff the side of the building then lift his leg Spencer steps to stop the dog but "Bear!! ... Come!! .... Stop!!" to late, then just shakes his head. ... stubborn old dog ... Bear comes back to his master just as Spencer draws his sickle, large shield and checks the area for tracks.
Here is a good link for the Darkmoon Vale Traits. Traits Download the whole thing and the Traits are on page 54. It is a free download.
I want to start a campaign in Darkmoon Vale with the adventure Hollow's Last Hope. I will be looking for 4-5 players. Character Creation Rules: With the adventures I have planned characters should reach 6th level. Characters should have their own motives but generally good aligned. No Evil Characters Please. Abilities: 17 point buy as in the Core Rule Book page 15 and 16 1 Trait, 1 more Trait with a Drawback Average Starting Gold for Class. Backgrounds need to explain why you are in the area (do you live in town or are you a traveler), give hints to why you have the traits you have, explain your drawback or story feat if you choose one, a little history on your character (you don't need to write a book) and your characters general direction/motivation in his/her life. Better background with family and history will be better received. Characters can start at any age just make sure to note it on your
Playable Races: Dwarf, Halfling, Elf, Human, Gnome, Half-Orc, Half-Elf (The town is mostly Human and the other races are rare. The population have a indifferent attitude toward dwarf, halfling, half-elf and half-orc. They have a unfriendly attitude toward Elf and Gnome.) Playable Classes: Barbarian, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Fighter, Monk, Paladin, Ranger, Rogue, Sorcerer, Wizard Only Deities from the Core book will be used. Here is a list of acceptable Deities:
Clerics must have a Deity. You may make a neutral cleric that can channel negative energy if you come up with a good story and reason for it. Players may apply with as many characters as they want but only one character per player will be chosen for the campaign. Books Used: Core Rule Book, Ultimate Campaign for Traits, Drawbacks and Story Feats only. Falcon's Hollow Description:
A blunt, sawdust-choked stop on a winding trade route, a festering haven of injustice and cruelty, Falcon’s Hollow rests perilously close to the infamous Darkmoon Wood. The long shadow of Droskar’s Crag casts a shroud of gloom on the desperate souls who call this place home. Many come here to make their fortune cutting darkwood lumber in the lush wood, while others journey to this remote fringe to start over, piecing together their shattered lives on the edge of an untouched wilderness far from the things of man. Persecuted zealots and outcasts flock to Falcon’s Hollow to practice their strange and often deviant rites unfettered by the mores of civilization. Finally, Falcon’s Hollow lures many explorers with the promise of great adventure nearby. The town, its people, and everything in it belong to the corrupt Lumber Consortium, controlled by the de facto leader of the town, the loathsome Thuldrin Kreed. His petty decrees and the consortium’s overpriced goods keep the people of the town prisoner as surely as if Kreed and his goons used manacles and chains. Home to fewer than 1,500 humans and a smattering of other races, most of the townsfolk care only for the paltry coins paid for their backbreaking work and what simple comforts they can buy. A few, however, understand that what’s bad for one is bad for all, and they struggle endlessly with the Lumber Consortium to improve the lives of their neighbors—and by extension, themselves. The community thrives on a tenacious mix of greed, debauchery, and stubborn self-reliance. As much property of the Lumber Consortium as the buildings, cut timbers, and other assets in the town, the people of Falcon’s Hollow live in abject poverty and unending misery. Those born into Falcon’s Hollow (or those foolish enough to move there willingly—or even unwillingly) face lives filled with anguish and devoid of hope or betterment. The town has always had a surprisingly large population of beggars, tramps, and vagrants, men and women the greedy Lumber Consortium worked into destitution. I will be starting this game in a month. |
