With a deity like Darlen just sitting there, how can I not consider a Paladin character? This sounds like fun. Will get to work on a submission...
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Possibly interested.
Is this still happening?
How important is it that it be run in 2e? I'm just returning from quite a bit of time away, and don't really know 2e all that well. Not actually sure I'm up to the challenge of running RotR at this point either, but I might consider it...maybe in 1st edition, though.
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Dotting. Bravo for running this. :D
Have never played Hackmaster either, though I'm rather familiar with KenzerCo.'s hilarious 'Knights of the Dinner Table' comic, where the game has it's origin. As for the 'Realms, I spent quite a bit of my high school gaming nights with characters running around in Faerun. Good times.
What level characters would you be looking for?
Interested and intrigued.
It's been a long, long time since I played 2nd edition, and I've never personally played through This FR Adventure, but I've got friends that still rave about it and the following modules. Sort of an AP set around Daggerdale, of sorts. If you're looking for ideas. In any event, I'd probably be interested.
Definite interest here, especially since I've yet to try PF2, and I like the premise. Will work on something, not sure what yet.
Hmmm. Several divine types applying. Definitely going with a melee Fighter type, then.
Or more likely a Cleric. I'm rather intrigued by the idea of an acolyte of either Abadar or Sarenrae with the 'Framed (Drop Out)' campaign trait. Innocent, but still separated from the official church, now acting alone with the populace or attempting to join the Korvosan Guard to try and do some good.
Dotting for interest.
I like what I'm seeing. Pretty straight-forward and relatable game to anyone who's played D20 games. While it might change, my first thought was to play as Richard Jones, a teenager living in Central City who had snuck into a scientific research center on a dare...when cyber-terrorists from A.I.M. showed up and attacked the lab of Dr. David Bruce Banner, world reknowned expert in gamma radiation. In the ensuing battle with ( insert SuperHero name tbd that will be helpful to the DM's storyline ), a massive gamma explosion was set off, but was somehow instantaneously absorbed, miraculously bonding Rick and Dr. Banner into the gamma-energy fuelled Powerstorm! (Kind of a Hulk/Firestorm mash-up) ...or something like that. Thinking that he'd be an energy controller with the elementalist power suite.
Ok, I'm off to shop and read!
How "Newbie Friendly" is Mutants & Masterminds? While I'm not new to roleplaying, d20, 5e, or Pathfinder, and I'm a total Comic Book geek, I've never played that system. (Do I get points for having played Marvel Super Heroes / FASERIP?) As an aside, I really dig the history rewrite you've got for this game. Very cool stuff with lots of nerdy easter eggs. |