Silver Crusader Aurum Dentin's page

Well, at least you *points at Nisha* have the grandiose declarations of loyalty to the gods and bringing light into the darkness checked; a manditory requirement. It looks like you are good at killin' big, bad, evil things too, and that's a helpful attribute. At first and second glance, you seem to fit right in. If you choose to stay, remember that getting a hopeless person to laugh at a good joke is in its own way, as rewarding as killing a demon.

I liked doing suprisingly well with what I thought was going to be a truly awful party composition in Legacy of the Stonelords: bard, paladin, paladin, fighter, fighter, fighter.

I enjoyed running into a few people I had met at previous conventions this year.

The Trial by Machine game that consisted of 5 half-orcs and a pet human. Some of the best RP I had at the con.

I have a gnome who is neutral, worships an evil god, and he is a mortician and a gravedigger. He studies undead anatomy (which is both part of his job and a bit of a hobby). Is that wrong?

Yes. Studying is wrong.

If i were in your party I would likely roll me eyes at the mounting of heads. Not because it's evil mind you, but because it's tacky and something the 'other side' of my family would do.

The cannibalism thing seems fairly cut and dry by PFS rules... Even if it's application in story telling is debatable.

So last year at Gencon I played in my first PFS game. It was a blast, but I've lost my chronicle sheet. The GM of that game hasn't responded to any messages I've sent. Who should I contact now?

Aurum enters the room, sniffs, and curls his lips in disgust.
"A quick cantrip should take care of this." He says to the empty room while waggling his fingers about. Once the cantrip is complete Aurum inhales deeply, and exhales with a smile. "I feel like i missed something exciting. Best be on my way though." The satisfied half-orc exits the room.