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I would prevent this child from spoiling the evening by either...playing his character as an NPC (which it sounds like you would not want to do because he would be upset, but I would not care unless he was very young or has some serious emotional problem to explain his behaviour) or adding in an NPC. You could make it easy by giving them a powerful friend, or hard by giving them someone who is good with traps, but can barely do anything else. He could be someone they rescue.

My favored class went to hit points.

Gave up furious focus :( and replaced it with improved initiative. (actually, it represents improved initiative first level, and power attack on third. Also, I noticed that somehow my bladed scarf did not get on my weapons profile(it was paid for and in my back story) Not proficient. If someone sees another error, feel free to let me know.

You should enjoy being underground then for the better part of a year.

-Posted with Wayfinder

No problem. I can find beauty anywhere. I may get a new public name after a while.

I am eager to join the group. Volk asked how I got power attack and furious focus. I, as a DM, have allowed a character to delay getting a feat til second level (such as power attack or weapon finesse). I hope this is acceptable. (retraining can also do this, I believe.). Let me know if this is a problem.

My character has not yet come on the scene, but my diplomacy is 7, bluff 6, intimidate 7. My character is tall, and, at least to most humans, "easy on the eye". I need to get up to speed with what is going on, but will be glad to do a lot of the interaction. Perhaps my entry could even smooth over some things??? Do not know yet how I will be "dropped in" to the game.

I forgot that Shoanti do not go by their private names outside the family. My current public name is "Seeker of light" because of my habit of sitting on hills in the morning looking for sunrise.

Here's an updated and edited version of my character sheet.

I am new to this format. I have not yet included gear and back story yet. How does this look so far? My original had luck instead of air, but I did not want to steal the other clerics thunder. The backstory, which I will enter later, is a character that is very different from the others, but should interact very well, add a new dimension to the group, and I cannot think of any problems she would cause.

Anyone feel free to give feedback before I finish. She is the third daughter/seventh child of the head of her clan. This was thought to be very auspicious, even more so when her appearance was so striking (white hair, blue eyes, fair skin) and a local witch/hermit came into the camp proclaiming prophecies regarding this child before disappearing, never to be seen again. That is a start, more to follow.

How do you figure hit points? I am used to full points the first level, then average(for cleric 4 second level, 5 first level.

The wealth seems unusually low. Is that because I would be a new character, the nature of this campaign, or your particular style as a DM. I would love a little bit more, but this is, to my liking, much better super rich characters.

@DM. The advantage of sacred summons is being able to summon as a standard action instead of a full round action. If it must be restricted I will wait until I am at a level high enough to summon those creatures.

@group. I understand the campaign is balanced, but I would shift the build depending on the character of the group.

If it is a bloody campaign, or if you need more people fighting, I would put more into hit points. If it involves more thinking and knowledge checks and the group is already heavy with muscle, I would put more into skill points.

Another question. I have seen suggestions regarding the power of celestial summons. However, it depends on the DM.

"Technically, Sacred Summons cannot be used to summon anything except the few creatures that have an
alignment explicitly printed in the Summon Monster table. While the Celestial/Fiendish animals “always have
an alignment that matches yours”, it doesn't actually give them an alignment subtype."

There are very few creatures that can be summoned by a good cleric with this feat, but if applying a celestial template on them, it works great. I would have no problems with some limitations (for example, you may decide that there cannot be "celestial stirges" - even though they may be the best thing to summon - but I would like some choices. Please let me know what you think.

Back to recruitment...based on the play and mix of the group, what would seem more important, hit points or skills?

But since the discussion is there, I think it is insightful to suggest that Alynthar is describing a lawful neutral alignment. I bet he has never thought of that, but he is saying there should be law, there should be pushishment. To hell with mercy, they get what they deserve and we will go on from there. The idea that constructs are even more evil is interesting also. Is that your perspective or your character's?

I would like to present my character but want the details to be clear. 20pt buy, 2 traits, with one being a campaign trait. Possible one drawback for one trait.

What level? How much wealth? I saw numbers for the recruitment in February but I thought it might have changed some.

Interested. Question- do I understand correctly that there are currently eight characters and you are looking for a ninth? Is this because not everyone plays each time, or do all 8 play at once?

I have always been bothered by the idea that small and medium creatures have the same reach, especially with reach weapons. I just cannot see a gnome threatening the same area as a human! This rule glitch gives an option. Allow medium creatures to reach the corners with a reach weapon. Then, allow small creatures to attack/threaten the closer diagonal, even with a reach weapon.

Why do people think?

I am not much for power gaming, we create characters and stories, but I am looking forward to having fun with a hobbit(sorry, just have to call them that from time to time) with daggers. He could be a fighter, rogue, swashbuckler, fighter/swashbuckler, etc. He mostly throws his daggers with point blank range and multiple modifiers but he has finesse so he can melee also. The only problem is he needs enough strength to carry a good supply until he gets up high enough to get some magical returning weapons, but from the stats I have seen on this site, that should not be a problem. (all our characters start with about an average of 12 (8/10/12/13/14/15 with some adjustments))