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I am sorry to have to do this, but I will be pulling out of this game. I'm starting a new semester at school and I'm taking 20 credit hours, and I fear with too many games I'll be too distracted to focus on school. I'm sorry to do this so suddenly and leave a gap, but my schooling is more important. I wish all of you the best of luck!
Well I'm out of finals. Wow are there a lot of posts to read. I'll get caught up shortly.
Ragar frowns. "Well if tha flag ain't there than the entire mission is a wash. No point in all this plannin' if it's not even there ta take. We need ta find it."
Ragar sits down with a grunt. "Captain is a magic user. He doesn't wear mundane armor, it's magical in nature."
DM: Ragar thanks the fellow smith, then makes his departure.
Ragar visits the smiths, striking up friendly conversation about armorsmithing. He goes into plate vs. chains, scale vs. linked, the viability of obsidian, and after warming them up a bit he asks who the Captain goes to for his armor.
We have a cleric of 2 levels lower, I'm a 2/3 progression caster who will put 99% of his magic towards healing, and you're an inquisitor. Healing we have, arcane casting we do not.
"Being killed ain't my favorite activity either. I could just borrow a regular set of full plate I 'spose."
"I like the idea, but I don't quite get why I have ta take off me armor."
To the contrary we don't have a single arcane caster, and we have 3 divine casters. An inquisitor, a hunter, and a cleric. We actually have healing pretty well covered. IMHO we need a wizard type.
Ragar tugs at his beard. "I'm not tha quietest guy." He indicates the nearly hundred pounds of stone covering his body.
I shamelessly do that with an elven wizard of mine. Although in one he almost ended the world by attempting to summon a CR 40 magma titan that ended up being the center of the earth. Good times.
Please run in late, that would be a riot.
Ragar shrugs. "Can't blame a man fer trying." He begins citing off his skills. "Armor smith and expert, tracker, healer, know everything 'bout the wilderness above and under tha ground, fair bit o' spellcastin', and if I could bring him in camp I'd show ya me gorilla. Seen him rip a man's head off with his bare hands I did."
Yeahhhhh...I'm all for advancing, but life will be hard without any arcane casting. We need a wizardy wizard of wizardness because we are completely arcanely inept ATM.
Ragar looks at Greel, then says in a deadpan "Yer someone I could see eye-ta-eye with."
"Said you were little, not short." He chuckles, making the stone armor grate together.
Ragar grunts, shrugging his shoulders. "Don't spend much time 'mong the little 'uns."
Ragar grunts, seconding what Urgosh said.
"Ragar Blackmane." The dwarf steps out of line. Ragar is not pretty, his face being marked with various scars and a thick black eye-patch covering his right eye. Beyond combing his hair out of his face his hair and beard fall down loose and tangled. His eye is a deep forest green that is full of curiosity. The dwarf is clad head to toe in stone full-plate. On his back is a large stone shield that matches his armor, and underneath that is a dwarven waraxe, a dwarven darn dergar, and a composite longbow. All in all, it looks like a rather heavy load, but he moves forward with a moderate amount of grace.
Yeah it turned out much stronger than I thought it would. I've never had much luck with animal companion classes but I like this one.
Ok now you have different incorrect links lol. Ape animal companion. 4th level advancement makes him large.
Well your link is incorrect, but anyways you won't find the class on any SRD. It's one of the ACG playtest classes which you can download for free here.
Heh, save the in character comments for the gameplay thread. I like the idea though. Ragar is as hard to kill as stone and hits like a truck, and his companion averages about 50 damage in a full attack. Any spells he'll prepare will be for defense and healing, although entangle is always nice for large crowds.
Hello everybody, glad to be a part of the game. Drax, those are quite some eyebrow-raising stats. How did you manage to get them so high? |