@Herkymr: It's a 2e game, so no rolling or point buy. Instead, use the Pathfinder 2e Character Creation rules.
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I would be interested in joining with this character, from a previous Fall of Plaguestone game (the GM had to withdraw). We got as far as partway through 2nd lvl. I would obviously de-level him to 1st. He's a halfling rogue, and combat medic (see the profile for details).
In case it's not clear, Milo Townsend is an Out-of-Towner.
Looks pretty good, so far. The only thing I can't see on the sheet is which Racket you went with. I'm assuming Thief, but I don't like to assume. Thief Racket is correct.
I will be submitting Milo Townsend, my character from a Fall of Plaguestone game (the GM no longer has the time to run the game). I will de-level him to 1st if selected. He's a former member of the Nightscales (Magnimar's main thieves guild), who is disillusioned with criminal life, and is trying to turn his life around. The background will be updated to visiting a cousin in Beachill. About Me: I have been playing PBP on the Paizo forums since 2017 (I have been playing D&D/Pathfinder for many years). I am a very regular poster (I encourage you to check out my posting history). My Ironfang Invasion Shaman started at 1st lvl, and is now 17th, in the final part of book 6. Interestingly enough, my 5th lvl Hell's Rebels Halfling Dawnflower Dervish actually has more total posts. :)
Milo moved towards Gigon, and used his new telekinetic power to hurl a rock at the bush that the gnome had just targeted.
Mio continued sneaking forward, hoping to find a route that didn't take him too close to the colorful, deadly flowers.
Milo warned his friends about the vinelasher and gave it a wide berth. He continued sneaking forward.
"This looks ominous," Milo whispered. He crept forward, trying to be as quiet and unobtrusive as possible.
Milo wasn't sure that there was anything untoward about Noala, but he had to admit that they didn't know much about her. He'd learned from his years in the Night Scales not to take people's motives for granted. Better keep an eye on her, just in case.
Milo replied to Pollo with a shrug, "Don't look at me — no experience in animal training here."
Milo answered Noala, "I'm ready to head to the blight. Anyone else wounded? Now's a good time for me to treat any injuries." He patted the friendly puppy when she came near.
Now that the immediate treat was gone, Milo went to find Noala. "The water is contaminated with some sort of mutagen. There were more terribly mutated, acidic wolves in there." After discussing the findings with the elf, he returned to the group, and started patching up Pollo's wounds (again!).
Here's a moment in my Hell's Rebels game where my character decided to hold a funeral service for a dead NPC. It was someone that she'd never met, but it felt wrong to him to not be remembered. She's a Dawnflower Dervish Bard, not a Cleric, but she's a very religious character. She later officiated at funeral for another NPC, and spoke at a third funeral. She is somewhat paladin-like, although she can be rather impulsive. Here she is comforting an NPC on the loss of his mother. And chasing a tooth fairy that just stole two of her teeth.
Milo caught his breath after the last acid wolf fell. He looked over at the pool, "What do you make of this?"
Milo turned to Pollo and tried to revive him, "Pollo, wake up!"
Then he stepped forward and tried to stab the remaining wolf.
Milo tried to finish off the lupine abomination between himself and Osveta; abandoning all pretense of subtlety, he hacked at it with his blade repeatedly.
Unhindered by the low ceiling, Milo moved around the wolf next to Osvetta, and attacked it from the rear.
"Oh man, these things are disgusting!", he cried.
Once Milo was finished, he joined Pollo, ready to enter the underground space. "Perhaps I should go first. I won't be as disadvantaged, if something attacks before we make it to a larger chamber."
"Give me a few more minutes before we go in there, please," Milo requested. He finally turned his attention to caring for his own wounds.
It took quite a bit longer than he anticipated. Finally, after half an hour of work, he announced, "OK, ready to go!"
Milo continued to treat Pollo.
Pollo was looking much better, so he moved on to bandage Osvetta's wounds.
Milo took the Continual Recovery skill feat at lvl 2.
You zealously monitor a patient’s progress to administer treatment faster. When you Treat Wounds, your patient becomes immune for only 10 minutes instead of 1 hour. This applies only to your Treat Wounds activities, not any other the patient receives.
Milo also took out a bandage to stop his bleeding.
Finally, his bleeding abated. He looked around to see if anyone else was still bleeding.
Once the everyone was stable he said, "Let's move back a bit while we do some healing." Once they had retreated to a safe spot, he started work on Pollo's wounds.
Milo commented, "Well, that was nasty! Time to stop bleeding I think."
Milo hacked away at the final aggressive bush, crying, "Stay where you're planted!"
"Time to do some pruning!", Milo cried, slashing furiously at the bush between himself and Pollo, trying to hack it to pieces.
How many Hero Points should we have now?
Milo blocked some of the ferocity of the vines' attacks with his magical force shield. This is gonna hurt! He darted out from cover, crossing in front of one bush, in behind the one Pollo was engaging, and slashed with his sword.
Milo cast a spell, sending a rock hurtling towards the nearest bush! Then he spoke a magic command to conjure a shield of force.
Milo replied to Gigon, "No torches. I have a lantern and four flasks of lamp oil."
Milo whispered Gigon and Pollo, "Perhaps we can destroy them from a distance?" He looked around for a sharp-edged rock, interested in trying out a spell that he had been studying.
"Follow me!", Milo responded, and led Gigon to his observation spot.
Milo returned to the group and reported what he saw, "The bushes have latched on to a wolf corpse, and look like they're feeding off it!"
Milo told the others, "I'm going to sneak up through the trees on our right, and have a look at the clearing" He disappeared into the underbrush and crept through the woods for a look at the three groups of bushes.
Milo groaned inwardly, So much for a leisurely breakfast! "Very well, we'll be there."
Milo followed the mysterious woman. He wasn't about to turn down a possible lead.
Milo followed the woman and listened to her information. He responded, "You can count on my help. Do you have any idea about what might be the cause of this blight?"
Milo inspected the carcasses and said, "They look like the wolves that attacked our caravan as we were approaching the town. We did what we had to to protect everyone. I'm no expert on wolves, but it seemed way out of character for them to attack a full caravan." He studied the woman, trying to guess at her motives.
Milo spent the next morning resting and cleaning his equipment. After the hectic activity of the day before, he was glad for a chance to take it easy. After lunch he restocked his medical supplies; he'd done more field medicine in the last couple of days than in the previous 5 years. He spent some time talking to the locals, to better understand the town. He needed to learn more about who the players were, so he could figure out who might be behind everything that had happened. In the evening he hung out at the Feedmill, and sang a bit. He taught his friends (and some of the locals) some of the tavern songs that were popular in Magnimar.
Milo said to Gigon, "Let me have a look, if you don't mind. I'd rather you not get into a fight with untreated injuries." He took out his healer's kit and tended to the gnome's wounds. After a few minutes he declared, "That should be a bit better."
Milo asked the others, "Anyone else need healing, or are we all good to go?" He studied the map, trying to figure out how far it was from here, and long it would take to get there.
He knelt down by Osveta and dressed her wounds some more.
"Why don't you have a rest while Osveta get's her wounds looked after?", Milo suggested gently. The gnome was clearly disturbed and hallucinating.
Milo eyed the gnome with concern, "I didn't notice anything; what was it?"
Milo level 2 highlights: +1 to all attack rolls
+8 HP Rogue Feat: Bard Dedication
Skill Feat: Continual Recovery Skill Increase: Medicine Trained->Expert
"You really should surrender!", Milo advised Hallod, while stabbing repeatedly with his sword.
Seven attack rolls this round: 7 high! :(
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