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Profile updated, trait removed. Let's see what SorchedOne comes up with. I'm open either way.


I've got CLW as spell, but that's about it, unfortunately.

My background would also work with the Arcane Healer archtype and I was thinking about that for precisely that reason. I'm not picky (though Versatile Performance sounds awesome...) and it would save you from having to redo a character.


I'd definitely be interested to join, and the urban setting is just perfect for a bard, I think.

Couple of questions before I get started in earnest:
1) I'm completely new to PBP and only have a few month IRL RPG experience, all self taught, so I expect to make some mistakes to start with. Do you have a problem with a newbe? (Plus side, I really don't know the module ;) )

2) I've had this crazy idea for a dwarven stepdancer in my head for a while, but he has the potential to be...different.

really short intro:

If anybody asked, Ulef the Fidgety would claim to have no by-name. He also would claim to have performed at the court of King Brost the Brave, the great dwarfen king. The second, at least, was true, but only if one counted the antechamber of the chamberlains office.

His father, an administrative clerk at the court, had gotten him in, but had later openly confessed that he had hoped a taste of harsh truths would calm his son's craziness.

His dancing trial had gone worse then expected, when his feet started to literaly light up and sparks set fire to the chamberlains tastefull rug. Ulef might have magic, but nobody was particularly impressed with his new talent.

Ulef, however, knew that step dancing was his life. It was his destiny to become the first and greatest of dwarfen step dancers and kings would travel from far and wide to see him.#

Today, however, he was just looking for some food in his belly. He'd just have to use his magic to support himself until somebody appreciated his genius.

Do you think that might fit the tone of the story? Otherwise, I'll keep the bard but make him a bit more serious.

3) When did you want to get started? In either case, I expect to be finished by Thursday, at the latest, but I can hurry it up if needed.


Hey,
A short and sweet adventure sounds like the perfect introduction for me to PBP.
I'm completely new to PBP and relatively new to pathfinder (have been GMing a live game for about 5 months now and would like to see the view from player side). I have a dwarfen bard in mind that is itching to be fleshed out.
Is it a problem I know absolutely nothing about Ptolus?
Do you need anything else at this time?