*insert re-enactment of the final moments of Revenge of the Sith*
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I shall attempt to be early for the 21st.
Well. I came here all ready to apologize for missing the game but it seems there wasn't one in the first place. Still, sorry. Getting the chance to talk to Dan Abnett and Aaron Demski-Bowden was super cool and I wouldn't have missed it for the world. Friday on the other hand... I do work during the week, and my job only sends out shifts on the previous weekend which means it is very difficult to commit to something during the week because my availability during the week can be radically different. This friday I'll be working through the scheduled game time for certain.
Tyranids, Blood Angels, and High Elves. I'll be bringing the angels (who are technically my own chapter) to the tournament this weekend.
I will likely be late for this weeks game. I'm taking part in a team Warhammer 40k tournament in Chestermere on Saturday and Sunday and I probably won't be back home till around 7:00 mountain standard time. Sorry folks!
I'm not sure how many people here are used to running with an inquisitor but to put it in perspective, I'm more or less a divine bard. I get a medium attack bonus, medium armor and I cast spontaneously. I can really make the character whatever I'd like. Whether its a tank, or its a straight up smasher. Its really as simple as putting points into wisdom, strength, or constitution.
Stop sending us Spam! And I don't mean blasting power. Things like large scale debuffs, magical walls and the like are pretty useful. I'm not saying we Need a wizard, I'm saying we should be aware that a wizard is what we are lacking.
Practically speaking, Ruprecht Denomar (he has a first and last name! =D)
After all, inquisitors start getting lots of teamwork feats. And with two trip focused characters those could start stacking up quick. Especially once we start hitting the feats that make opponents prove AOO's when you two trips them. I think we're more likely to start having difficulty with large hordes of creatures since we lack a dedicated arcane caster.
The link to my character sheet that I sent before will still go to the same place. I haven't changed it yet because there's not much else to put down. Like...two skill ranks and a couple save differences. I've got the changes on a note pad and I'll plug them all in when we level up officially.
...Ok, really? The odds of that are pretty astronomical. Just for curiosities sake:
Well, at least we know it works.
....I'm going to jinx it. I just know it.
Indeed. Looking forward.
Are you sure that playing a game at eight in the morning won't cause a scheduling conflict with your life? And yes. Japan is thirteen hours ahead of the dm's time zone.
It won't be as bad as Age of Worms I bet. That module was pretty nuts. There's a monster in there you meet at level 3 with Epic Damage Reduction.
If you insist. The man before you looks as if he walked straight out of a scrap metal yard. Rusty scale armor, a beat up wooden shield, grimy steel toed boots, a mud splattered cloak that might have once been blue but has since faded to something resembling a grey. He has keen blue eyes that peer out from behind the scraggliest looking beard you've ever seen (at least dwarves take care of their beards). About the only clean looking thing on him is a well polished and practical bastard sword at his left hip, and a silver necklace of a five winged warrior that is clearly a holy symbol (A DC 20 Knowledge Religion Check to determine an obscure religions holy symbol will reveal it is the symbol of Ragathiel, the Empyreal Lord of vengeance and valor.) If you didn't know better you'd think this man was actually Trying to look like a hobo. Though why that is the case is beyond you. No truly penniless man could afford this man's armor and weapons. You can ask him his story if you'd like. And if you can stand the smell...
Hail and well met hearty adventurers. Let the world tremble before out righteous potency that all shall forever speak our names with tears streaming down beaming faces and forever be paragons of... *cough* I mean howdy. |