Jane "The Knife" wrote:
I found a little girl hiding outside a house that had been overrun by demons. I made her a cake and lent her my backup gun... This turned out to be a very poor idea.
Um, I'd rather give you a haircut than fight you, if that's ok? (This was my first character render, almost 2 years ago. It needs a re-do)
BigNorseWolf wrote:
Wha? I just took it because the place reminded me of where I first met Groetus...
(Re-posting from the other thread. Because I feel like it.) "I-I didn't k-know! I w-wasn't expec-pecting Him!" Stutters the white haired girl. "I w- was t-told to wait in this w-warehouse and t-take down anyone who c-came in." Her hair floats about in the air, seeming to have a mind of its own, occasionally flicking past the pair of guns at the girls hips. "T-there was a b-big flash of smoke, and i-I fired into it!" The hair stops floating, and wraps around her like a blanket, and her voice grows clearer but sadder. "And it was Torch..." She pauses a moment. "They told me later that he came back. That it didn't take. And they told me what he d-did. Ruin for Everything; after all the times he sent me to bring back someone who'd fallen. That every person needs a chance to decide for themselves if it's time for the soul to the boneyard and the body to the Moon. So what could I do? I brought his body back to the lodge." Her hair goes limp. "Torch, on my first m-mission, you s-showed me that pathf-finders look out for each other, no-matter w-what. I will keep d-doing t-that. D-do as you w-will. I'm sorry you a-aren't here to teach me mo-ore." {OOC: Natalya was my GM credit. She made a cameo in the casino, then was instructed to stay in a warehouse aiming at a certain point, then blast whoever appeared there (think of the movie Looper). Torch used his cape to Dimension Door away, where she lit him up with both guns. Thus, she gets the Unexpected Prestige boon when the party didn't. Whether it was her god that instructed her, or an agent of Torch, or someone else, I haven't decided yet. The stutter is part of her low charisma.}
After Rivalry's End:
"I-I didn't k-know! I w-wasn't expec-pecting Him!" Stutters the white haired girl. "I w- was t-told to wait in this w-warehouse and t-take down anyone who c-came in." Her hair floats about in the air, seeming to have a mind of its own, occasionally flicking past the pair of guns at the girls hips. "T-there was a b-big flash of smoke, and i-I fired into it!" The hair stops floating, and wraps around her like a blanket, and her voice grows clearer but sadder.
"And it was Torch..." She pauses a moment. "They told me later that he came back. That it didn't take. And they told me what he d-did. Ruin for Everything; after all the times he sent me to bring back someone who'd fallen. That every person needs a chance to decide for themselves if it's time for the soul to the boneyard and the body to the Moon. So what could I do? I brought his body back to the lodge." Her hair goes limp. "Torch, on my first m-mission, you s-showed me that pathf-finders look out for each other, no-matter w-what. I will keep d-doing t-that. D-do as you w-will. I'm sorry you a-aren't here to teach me mo-ore." {OOC: Natalya was my GM credit. She made a cameo in the casino, then was instructed to stay in a warehouse aiming at a certain point, then blast whoever appeared there (think of the movie Looper). Torch used his cape to Dimension Door away, where she lit him up with both guns. Thus, she gets the Unexpected Prestige boon when the party didn't. Whether it was her god that instructed her, or an agent of Torch, or someone else, I haven't decided yet.}
These Rivalry's End spoilers are getting rather annoying. Couldn't we have just started a new thread?
(Assemble? Odd choice of words for Groetus followers...) A rather scrawny Kellid woman shyly walks in and takes a seat; her long white hair seeming to have a mind of its own as it floats about her. The pistols at her hips clunk loudly against the pew. "ah... sorry. Um, I'm Natalya?" -pause- "Um, so I was t-talking with this cavalier while we were c-clearing out this everflaming crypt. And w-we d-decided that Groetus is a lot like a j-janitor. He cleans up the mess after e-everybody leaves. He do-doesn't get thanked a lot, b-but it's needed." (Natalya looks pretty enough, but her stutter leads to a lack of self-confidence, and thus, her low charisma score)
(For my Pistolero / White-Haired Witch of Groetus) (Speaking very shyly with a sever stutter) I, I suppose I could talk for a bit... 1. Why are you a Pathfinder?
2. Do you have a name and surname that is not ripped straight out of existing Earth mythology or popular culture?
3. Which nation did you grow up in? How did this nation influence you?
4. What do you look like? What are your wearing? How does this vary when you’re stalking through forests, sewers, deserts or in glittering cities?
5. What do you love? (Treasure and experience doesn’t count)
6. What do you hate? (Unclear and irritating darkness level rules don’t count)
7. Which other Pathfinders (PCs) do you rely on for teamwork, survival and butt-kicking? Do you have a bro? a mentor? a father figure? maybe a rival?
8. How does your race influence your views? Are you a stereotype of a certain race? How are you different from most humans/elves/gnomes/orcs/tengu?
9. What are you afraid of? Do you have any phobias or worries?
10. What is your most treasured possession?
Double Barrel Pistol. Each time you shoot with it, you can shoot twice at -4 to each. The reloading issue is bypassed in interesting ways by dipping into alchemist or witch, or in lame ways with weapon cords. I'm not sure yet how far down this road I'll go. I'll probably just stick to a double-barrel in one hand and the starter pistol in the other. I will not be using a double shot every time I could though, as the -4 is a pain. I might also switch the starter for a dragonpistol. round action breakdown:
Hadn't planned on haste, but was looking at Improved TWF, so actions could get up to: (bonus calc includes dex 24, point blank +1, & deadly aim -3)
But, those 14 shots would cost at least 69.3 gold(after society discounts), and the tail end you're probably not hitting anything.
I hadn't intended to debate the merits of TWF here, was just seeing if people thought the spider was an efficient way of mitigating misfires compared to other methods out there.
For those planning to shoot a lot per turn, such as the two-gun pistoleros, misfires are a problem. If we got to level 13, we'd be fine, but that's just out of reach for PFS. Best solution I've found looks like the slate spider, but it only lasts for 1 minute per day. At 10k for the bug, that's a hefty chunk of change. (And weight. How does a statue small enough to crawl inside a gun barrel weigh a full pound?) Would people recomend just buying multiple spiders, and swapping them out for each fight? Reliable drops the odds of misfire a bit, and lucky lets you re-roll a misfire. Wand of stabilize powder will fix what's currently in the gun, but that's only good for your first shot or two. Any other ways to deal with misfires? Heck, what I need is something like Sash of the War Champion or Bane Baldric, that worked on Pistol Training instead. Sign in to create or edit a product review. |