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1. What class is your primary character?

2. What duties do you consider your responsibility within the group?
3. What gold-based resources are you willing to expend for other characters in the group without the possibility of repayment?
4. What do you expect other members of your PFS session to do to support you?
5. Do you expect them to expend gold-based resources on your behalf?
6. Do you expect them to risk their character's lives on your behalf? If so, do you take this into consideration before you get yourself into dangerous situations?

1. I am called barbarian, because I use my anger as a weapon. And I use my dorn dergar as a weapon. And I use my fist as a weapon. And I use book as a weapon. All is weapon.

2. I go first. I get hit. I hit back.

3. I have stick that make you feel good fast, and I have stick that make you feel good slow. You can use both if you need. I have potion that make you feel really good fast, but that's for you to use on me. I have gloves that I give to you that make me not dead, but you can use them on someone else if they die first.

4. Lots of people are better at things than me. Just do the things you're good at, and don't try to do the things you're bad at (unless your bad is still the best in the group).

5. I expect them to cooperate. If I get hurt keeping you from getting hurt, and you don't want to help me get not hurt, then maybe next time I help someone more nice instead.

6. Pathfindering is dangerous situation. We true Shadow Lodge will not leave anyone behind if we can stop it. We do everything we can for our brother Pathfinderers, even if they wouldn't do it for us. The Ten don't care if we live, as long as we succeed. The Venture Captain doesn't have a clue most of the time how dangerous it will be. No one is going to watch out for us, except us.

I came to you because I heard you needed an army. I'm an army. Now all you seem to want is people who talk fancy, look fancy, and smell like a god-awful flower shop. Well, that ain't me...

Ye do seem ta be tripping over tha damned things here. I was offered three when I came over from tha Shadow. Seems a bit daft ta me ta have more nobles than land. But I were never good at all tha' "lordy and lady" mess anyhow.

This dinnae be the type of thread I thought it'd be...

The Sczarni always need more leg breakers. Taldor at least pays well. If I've learned anything from Torch, it's that no one will look after you but you.

I don't know... I've an Ulfen friend who'll get me in good with the Taldans, but my heart'll always be filled with shadow. We started in the shadows of the Ten, trying to change things. Well, things changed alright. :spit:

Now they expect us to come crawling back? Yeah. I'll keep playing the game. I guess it's back to the shadows for us. Torch was right, you know... Torch was right...

**With that, Roddy stares deeply into his drink. This is the last time he'll come to this particular alehouse.**

Aye, lad. We stout folk be out there. My charge and I hail from Irisen, a land so cold your beard will crack if you're not careful. Lyanna, my charge, is a Bear Shaman and I am her protector. I be a fierce berserker and have never been bested in battle... Now, I was forced to retreat once, but foul magic was involved. It cannae really be said to be my fault. ;)

Imagine how I feel! I keep getting stuck in groups without a Rogue. I think Dradle Dreg has it out for me, because I keep having to play trap finder for a bunch of worthless new recruits. "Here, I'll pick the lock" SMASH "Here, I'll disarm the trap" CLICK, SLICE, CRUNCH.

I've been a field agent for three months, and I've got more gray hair than a wight.