Here's the bare-bones outline for my submission. I'm still getting all the spells, gear, and skills down on one piece of "paper". Legit sitting here with like 4 PDFs open. I'll consolidate everything in the morning so that you can have a better overview of how the character would play.
I'm very new, very interested, and am available to post literally every day. I also generally lean towards the holy magic you're looking for, and a group with a deep-RP history is very appealing to me.
I'll take an hour or two to skim the Iron Gods' core material, along with your gameplay thread, and be back with a character submission asap.
@ Ya'Bo: A few things I noticed about your status you might want to look at.
Mage Armor is (13+Dex), there is no FF or Touch AC in 5e, and I'm not sure how you have 11 HP. As far as I can tell it should be 7?
Now seems like a really good time to bring attention to this. His stats are all wonky.
STR 10, DEX 14, CON 12, INT 15, WIS 14, CHA 14
Based on his original rolls (14 14 14 12 10 13) something is missing a race point (+2 INT, +1 DEX). INT or DEX should be one point higher, depending on which stat he put the 13 in.
His saves should be STR +0, DEX +2, CON +1, INT +4, WIS +4, CHA +2
Is it just me? Or is your Cha save one point higher than it should be? It's probably me. I'm definitely a few points higher than I should be atm. If you catch my drift.
I know you already have me as (mostly) complete, but I figured I'd go ahead and throw my character up on a Paizo profile. That seems to be what all the cool kids are doing. http://paizo.com/people/ShadNo/profile
Now he has a name and a slightly more fleshed-out backstory.
How the hell did I manage to do 7 rolls last night and not notice? Fortunately, by some cleric-esque miracle, the extra roll was literally identical to my top roll. No harm no foul?
Former apprentice to a vein, fame-obsessed wizard. A wizard who had little time for actual instruction, no patience for the less-than-talented, and no strong bent towards greater understanding. Knowledge was only as good as it was profitable - the only reason the man took students in the first place.
Despite his voracious lust for knowledge, the apprentice seemed to lack any special knack for the arcane. He wasn't incompetent; he knew all the incantations, gestures, and preparations. In fact, he excelled at the "legwork"; thumbing through dusty tomes, agonizing over the angles of a rune. The results of his spells just seemed to lack that extra "umpf" that comes from the truly prodigious casters. Those who just "get it".
Given his mediocrity compared with other students, our apprentice was often left with the grunt work. Less a wizard in training and more a glorified housekeeper. This only served to slow his progress further. Of course, that was the point. The Master had no use for mundane proteges that couldn't bolster his legacy.
This wasted potential was more than the goddess Mystra could stomach. Taking pity, She reached out into the dreams of the young apprentice. She opened his mind to arcane secrets his master couldn't have fathomed. She answered questions he hadn't thought to ask yet. Finally, the Arcane Mistress offered the apprentice the two things he needed most; a purpose and the power to see it through.
