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The pathfinder game that I am in is looking for someone to play a healer. We play a custom homebrew campaign set in a high magic world. The game takes place on Wednesday's at 4pm est. Everyone's at level 12 so this will be the level you'll be starting at as well.

Experienced role player looking to join an online group. My best days are Wednesdays in the afternoon and evenings EST. but, I'm fairly flexible. except for Saturdays. I run my game that day. I can also record sessions with X-split and upload them.

Hi everyone,
I'm looking to add one to two more people to my game.
Here is the current line up. Barbarian, Summoner, Rouge/Bard, and a Cleric.

I'm looking to add some more versatility to the party. and the Cleric is going to be going out of the country and more than likely will not be able to participate for a couple of months.
If anyone is interested please reply for more info.

yeah, I didn't know that there was a dice roller here ether. and just go with the 150 gp. you will be getting some free stuff anyways.
if you guys are familiar with using maptools, go ahead and set up your macros.

and magicdealer, I haven't gotten any of your emails. make sure you have the right address.

yeah, that's good LegatoTime. I think that the party could use some one who can hit at range. or a dedicated spell caster like a sorcerer. I'll leave it up to you.

well if you guys can get me your sheets this week, we can get started this weekend. oh, and also find an image to use for your token on the map. if you can't find one, you can make one. this should help.
http://www.ugo.com/games/superhero-generator-heromachine-2-5

ok, great

yeah, standard gods. as far as what kind of cleric. a general healer is good but anything else I'll leave up to you.

make yours a 2nd lvl character since everyone else is. we won't be playing today as we still need more people. so what we are going to do is play cold city instead. you can join us if you like.

we currently have a summoner and a barbarian. so we could use a rouge, cleric, and one other type of multi-tasker.

as of now I have 3 spots open for any who are interested.

I sure hope so. I want this to last.

Well, I don't quite know what happened this week. I sent you all reminder emails and only two people showed. I'm not angry or anything. I've seen this happen time and time again. It's just a fact of life that life happens, I know this more than anyone, and we always can't do what we would like to do when we want to. I just like it my players kept me in the loop.
but the next game won't be till the 23rd.
I'll send reminder emails a few days ahead of time.

hope to see you all then.

Part of this is my fault. First GM and all. Good thing I have such great resources like this site to help me out.

ok, thanks. I didn't think it made sense. and it made the battle with the Shadow really short and anti- climatic.

not at the moment. I'm still working on trying to get our games recorded.
sound is giving me headaches.
I'm also working on stuff for the future.

This question came up during A game I was running. Are Eidolons considered magical for getting through magical immunity's and other related effects on monsters.

During an encounter, My player ran into a Shadow which are incorporeal. meaning only that magic can harm them. my player argued that since Eidolons are summoned outsiders, they are magical and can attack and Grapple incorporeal monsters.

I could not find anything to backup or refute this claim in the book. so is this correct or not?

yeah. I'll allow it

you didn't miss much yarb. had a coup;e more encounters. and i discovered that I was reading the XP wrong. I gave you guys way too much. but that's ok. I'll just make things harder.

sorry but we are full. oh and I double checked the XP. each of you were only supposed to get 1,029 at this point. that's my error for reading it wrong. you can say at your current XP levels

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Sorry retech. but you will just have to play your wizard for the time being. At least till I can go over this more thoroughly. I just don't have the time to look at it right now. As I have to start getting ready for work in a couple of hours and I still need to fix some dinner for myself.
I copied your sheet and will save it for later.

and no hero points by the way. I know that it's an optional rule. but I've never used them in any game that I've ever played.

It's kind of late to be thinking about a character change now. And I don't have that book. So I don't know anything about psionics. If you want to make minor changes to your current character I will allow that. And if you want to make a new character for later to use after the first adventure that's fine.
If I find that book I'll let you know.

The game will start at 5 PM EST on Saturday.
If you could try to get your sheets to me by the end of the day I would be most appreciative.

As for your question, if I am understanding you correctly, You what to save a feat and have it be used later. Then that would be no, you can't save feats to be used later when you level up.
So if your still sticking with a Dwarf. You will get your first level feat plus your bonus feat. So since the Fighter starts with a BAB of +1 you could take both at first.

I hope this helps. Any further questions let me know.

as far as I know we are. I haven't had any cancellations yet.

Ok, thanks for the update

Hey martain,
I'm still waiting on those sheets. get them to me as soon as you can ok.

thanks for the offer. but I work Sundays. and I already have the maps done. downloaded a bunch of free tiles and used photoshop. I think I'm good.

For skype? just audio. if you have a webcam you can have it on if you like. I just don't have one.

I beleave we all need to run the same version. me and broven Tested it out last week. I'm running the latest version. which I beleave is 86. Should be at the top of the list.

Well, like I siad. I'll be using "the crypt of the everflame" as an intro adventure. then putting hooks into that to tell my own story.
But as far as my familerality with maptools goes. I know how to make macros for dice rolling and what not. enough to get by. I know that it can do more. I do have some tokens set up for the PC's I have with thier basic stats and vision. but I don't know how to get them to interact with each other. so that the token takes damage And other stuff like that.

there is that. ok. I'll run though of maptools. and a few mock battles and what not. so for the rest of you. meet as normal.

you guys what to try some thing else? do any of you have an xbox live account? or have left for dead 2 on steam? I don't think I have any one shot games. do any of you know how to play battletech?
get back with and let me know you what to try something else.

sorry guys. looks like it wont be this week. had another player cancel on me. so lets try for next week.
if we try we'll be 3 players down.

Lets wait for the game to do that. it will make for good role playing.

MasterTalsar

we may go till 12 or so. depends on what the others feel like.
What I can do is just NPC your Characters till you and your Daughter log in.

its up to you.

Still waiting on those sheets gundvarg. here's my email if you missed it earlyer.
Bduffy@gmail.com

As long as she doesn't eat my soul. I'll be ok. lol. retech. I still need your spell list. and you still 100 gold to spend on items. and you have 5 languages to pick. and do you have a name for you cat?

Opps, sorry about that.

sorry for the wait guys. been busy with work stuff. OK so, let me see what we got here. A cleric would be a definite bonus. and I see that you said that your OK with your daughter and mature content. that's good to know. I was worried about that. your both in. so just send me your sheets and we should be good to go for this Saturday at 5PM EST. so that's it we are full.

so we've got a Barbarian, Witch, Summoner, Rouge, Cleric, and Ranger.

6 PC's and the Summoners Edilon. I may need to scale things up but that's OK. hope to see you all on Saturday. any questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Yeah thats not a problem

dude, whats with all the slings?
nice pic by the way. XD

Yay, got it thanks. now if we can get one more we will be golden.

no. I'll let you know when

I guess you call it one of those cases where it's better to have one and not need it. than to need it and not have one.

New update. the guy I was waiting on says he'll get a sheet to me soon so that leaves 2 spots open. I would like to get a rouge or some one with rouge like skills. and a healer. cleric or druid. cleric would be better.

Just to give you guys an updat on whos doing what. retech is playing a human witch. and broven is playing a human barbarian. I have another person from spoony's site that said hed do a halfling summoner. but I have yet to hear anything else from him. so right now there are 2 to 3 spots open.

Taken for the adventure book Crypt of the ever flame.
for some odd reason,the pasting of this did something odd to the F's. if you see a $ if means FT, if its a ! its two F's I tried to catch all of them but if I missed some that's what they mean.
I hope this helps.

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Taken for the adventure book Crypt of the ever flame.
for some odd reason,the pasting of this did something odd to the F's. if you see a $ if means FT, if its a ! its two F's I tried to catch all of them but if I missed some that's what they mean.
I hope this helps.

Ekat Kassen was a crusader and fortune seeker who came to serve Lastwall in the year 4515 ar. While he fought with distinction, he soon realized that he wanted more from life and left the Lastwall military to find his fortune elsewhere. His travels took him all over the region around Lake Encarthan, and he decided to settle down in 4522 after a very profitable adventure. Using a sizable portion of his fortune, he set out to tame a small area of the Fangwood on the banks of the Tourondel River, making it a natural stopover for those traveling up and down the river to Skelt. For the next 10 years, the town, which was then known as Kassen’s Hold, grew and prospered. All that changed when Asar Vergas came to Kassen’s Hold with a host of mercenaries under his command. Asar was an old companion of Ekat, and the two had traveled together for some time before splitting up just after Ekat’s last adventure. Over the years, Asar became sure that Ekat had cheated him after that adventure. Promising great wealth to his mercenaries, Asar raided the town relentlessly for 2 months. Finally, the townsfolk managed to locate Asar’s camp in an ancient crypt deep in the forest, and Ekat himself went out to deal with his old companion. The battle was terribly bloody, with only a few townsfolk coming back to tell the tale. In the end, Asar was slain and his mercenaries scattered, but Ekat su!ered a mortal
wound. He died 2 days later, on the 11th day of Neth, 4535. In honor of their beloved founder, the townsfolk buried Kassen in the ancient crypt, interring his bones in a place of honor, above the simple sarcophagi used to inter Asar, his mercenaries, and the townsfolk that lost their lives in the bitter struggle. They placed an eternal flame above Kassen’s final resting place, so that all who visited might find warmth in the wilderness. Over the years, the Crypt of the Everflame has become
an important part of the history of the town, now simply called Kassen. The townsfolk view the crypt as a memorial to those difficult first years of the town’s history. Every autumn, a few of the townsfolk make a pilgrimage to the crypt to light a lantern from the flame and bring it
back to town, where it is preserved all winter, a symbol of the town’s resilience. Most years, the town mayor and a group of dignitaries perform this quest. Every few years, however, a handful of younger townsfolk are given the honor of lighting the lantern. Many see this as a passage into adulthood, a taste of adventure before settling down
to work and marriage. The quest starts out as a solemn ceremony in town, where the townsfolk gather to wish the adventurers luck, just as it was when Kassen himself left to fight the mercenaries. When the adventurers return a few days later, the town holds a great celebration in their
honor. This also marks the final harvest celebration before the long winter.

towns folk:
The following list of individuals and families encompasses many of the notable people who live in Kassen. This list also includes an appropriate mentor or teacher for each of the 11 base classes. Starting characters are encouraged to have a connection to one of these individuals, even if their background or training does not directly involve the town.

Cygar Anravis (CN male human rogue 4/fighter 2): The folk of Kassen are naturally wary of outsiders, and Cygar does nothing to allay their fears. He dresses in dark colors and keeps to himself, having rented a room in the Seven Silvers for the past 4 months. He can sometimes be seen wandering around town, watching the townsfolk, but otherwise he keeps mostly to his room and the taproom at the Silvers. In reality, Cygar is a Pathfinder, one of a vast group of international treasure hunters and adventurers. He is here in town because the Pathfinder Society is looking to set up a post in northern Nirmathas that they
can use to organize expeditions into Belkzen. Cygar is keeping a lookout for anyone in town who he might get to join his cause, but they need to prove themselves competent first.

Sir Dramott (LG male human paladin 3, paladin mentor): The people of Lastwall, the militaristic nation to the north, take it as their responsibility to keep the orcs of Belkzen in check. Unfortunately, their forces are spread thin, so they rely on a number of scouts close to the border of Belkzen to keep watch. Sir Dramott is one such scout.
Although he has no authority here in town, he regularly reports to his commanders in Lastwall, informing them of any orc activity. Mayor Uptal is grateful for Sir Dramott’s assistance whenever trouble is brewing, but he is concerned about a military o%cer from a foreign land stationed in his town. The people of Kassen respect Sir Dramott, but they would rather he go home and leave them to their own devices. As a mentor, Sir Dramott is capable and wise, if a bit harsh. Unfortunately, all of his
lessons deal with service to Lastwall, and his pupils are taught to think of such service as a high honor.

Jocyn Elmaran (CG male half-elf bard 5, bard mentor): Jocyn is the only real entertainer in the town, having settled here 4 years ago a$er a fight with orcs up near the Belkzen border le$ him with a crippled leg. Despite his injury, Jocyn is a capable performer, working with a variety of instruments and performance styles. He lives in one of the rooms above the Seven Silvers Tavern, where he performs nightly. Jocyn is a perfect mentor for bard characters. His loose style and relatively carefree nature make him a rather lax teacher, however, and his occasional drunken ramblings hint of a terror in his past that he refuses to speak of any other time.

Grimscar (NE male half-orc expert 1/warrior 3): The forestry guild employs a wide variety of workers to help fell trees in the surrounding woods some of them are far from\polite and caring toward the people of Kassen. Grimscar is one such worker. This half-orc would have been
fired long ago if he was not so skilled at tree cutting. When he is in town, the locals keep their distance and the militia keeps a patrol
nearby. Grimscar is known for picking fights, getting drunk, and pawing at barmaids. Fortunately, he has an allergic reaction to a local vintage of whiskey (which causes him to pass out shortly after drinking it), a
weakness that is often exploited by the local tavern owners.

Holgast (N male human wizard 6, wizard mentor): On the eastern edge of town is a single tower, leaning slightly to the south, made of bricks and timber. This is the home of Holgast, the town’s local sage and mystic. Although Holgast is very knowledgeable, he is old and quite forgetful, meaning that the townsfolk (the mayor in particular) only consult him if the need is truly great. Holgast spends most of his days wandering about his tower, reading books, smoking his pipe, and taking naps. Once a week, he wanders into town to purchase supplies and
provisions with his seemingly inexhaustible reserve of perfect golden coins, which he claims came from an immense hoard some years ago. Holgast makes for a frustrating mentor. His lessons are erratic and old fashioned. His apprentices are required to do all manner of chores for the privilege of learning from him, while he sleeps the day away and
teaches very little. Those who have learned anything from him have done so by sneaking into the wizard’s spellbooks while he is napping.

Jimes “Short Change” Iggins (CN male halfling rogue 3, rogue mentor): Those who frequent the Seven Silvers tavern know to count their coins before they leave the table, especially if they have been served by “Short Change,” the halfling waiter who has a propensity for giving less change than is due (although he insists the name is due to his short
stature). Although Jimes is genuinely kind and helpful to all the locals, he just can’t help but end up with some of their possessions at the end of the night, be it a few coins or a loose dagger. Most of the townsfolk are quite aware of this and do not take too much o!ense if something goes missing. After all, they know where the missing goods went. Anyone who works with Jimes at the Seven Silvers is sure to get a host of tips and tricks from this good-natured thief, who thinks that a little petty theft is all in good fun.

Braggar Ironhame (CN male dwarf expert 3/barbarian 2, barbarian mentor): Braggar is one of the two blacksmiths that service Kassen. This dour dwarf runs a small business on the south side of town. Although he is outpaced by his competitor (Renet’s Steel, near the town square), Braggar’s goods are of higher quality. Braggar is a surly mentor, capable of incredible fits of anger if one of his pieces is not turning out as planned. As such, he often has to spend time repairing his workshop, which only further slows down his work. Braggar’s teaching style focuses on craft and artifice, but he can also teach pupils about controlling their anger and unleashing it when the time is right.

Guardsman Golfond Kir (LG male human warrior 2): Although a bit simple, Golfond Kir is a dedicated guardsman, manning the town’s only watchtower every day. When he is not on duty, he can o$en be found running errands around town for his elderly mother, or playing with the local children. When Kir was young, a horse kicked him in the head and knocked the sense out of him. Since then, he has been the victim of cruel pranks and japes, all of which he takes with a smile and a simple laugh. Kir can\ be counted on to tell the truth, regardless of whether or not doing so might land him in trouble. Kir respects Captain Wisslo to a fault and (unlike the other guards) refuses to make fun of him. The captain, in return, treats Kir like any other soldier, despite his many mistakes.

Arnama Lastrid (NG female human ranger 4, ranger mentor): Nirmathas is known for its rangers, valiant woodsmen who have spent years carving out a nation and protecting it from foreign and domestic threats. Arnama
is one such ranger. She is tough, quiet, and more than willing to risk her life to protect the people of Kassen and the country she has grown to love. Arnama was orphaned during the early wars with Molthune, growing up in a band of adopted parents. These rangers taught her everything she knows. When Arnama came of age, she left the band to find out where her parents came from. That trek led her to Kassen, where she has remained ever since, living in their old house just outside town. Arnama is a skilled ranger but not the best teacher. Those who have tried to learn from her find her impatient and without discipline. She does, however, excel at teaching by example, leading her charges on far-ranging patrols and hunts.

Ilimara Oniri (LN female human monk 2, monk mentor): While most of the people in Kassen were born and raised within 10 miles of town, Ilimara was born in Qadira in a town with a name most of the humble folk of
Kassen could not even pronounce. Not surprisingly, this beautiful and exotic woman keeps to herself. She has lived on the outskirts of town for almost 8 years now, claiming that she is trying to find peace in her heart. Ilimara has had a number of acolytes over the years, each hoping to learn the secrets of Irori that Ilimara claims to practice, but so far, all have abandoned her tutelage for a simpler road. Anyone who learns from her, however, quickly uncovers that there is a darkness hiding in Ilimara, and only those with an iron will can bear to be around it.

Father Rantal Prasst (NG male human cleric 2 of Erastil, cleric mentor): The small town of Kassen has only one temple and it is devoted primarily to Erastil, but Father Prasst allows those who worship other friendly
gods to pray at the temple as well. While Father Prasst does not offer services in the names of these deities, there are small shrines to other gods set up in some of the alcoves, including Gozreh, Gorum, Shelyn, and Torag. Father Prasst is a kind and understanding man, but he is hard when it comes to the defense of the community. He is quite young, only 24, and many in the community do not put too much faith in his council, except in spiritual matters. He was trained as a soldier in Tamran, but he left after his first battle to become a priest, and refuses to say why.

Olmira Treesong (N female human druid 2, druid mentor): Druids are not an uncommon sight in Nirmathas, but Olmira draws stares even in the streets of Kassen. This middle-aged woman only wears clothing made from natural materials (such as bark, leaves, and grass) and is always accompanied by a host of small woodland creatures. She talks to herself and her retinue constantly, having full conversations despite the fact that no one seems to answer her. Over the years, Olmira has had a number of apprentices who have gone on to become successful druids. Those who learn from her are sent on all manner of esoteric missions, such as listening to the wind for a week, planting new seeds throughout town,
and mimicking local animals.

Mayor Jonark Uptal (NG male human aristocrat 3): Every 4 years the town of Kassen holds an election to decide the next mayor, a position that Uptal has held for over 11 years. With another election coming up in just a few months, Uptal wants to ensure that this year’s Quest for the Everflame happens without a problem. Mayor Uptal is a fair man when it comes to his office, settling land disputes and other quibbles among the townsfolk on a regular basis. When it comes to outsiders, he is a bit
more cautious, siding with the locals unless faced with irrefutable evidence.

Moltus Vargidan (sorcerer mentor): If you ask a dozen folk in Kassen who the strangest family in town is, you would get the same answer 12 times: the Vargidans. This old family has a touch of magic in its blood, with
each one of the children showing some sorcerous talent. Where this magic comes from is a mystery, and the family refuses to speak of such things in mixed company. Lording over the family is the wealthy and
eccentric patriarch, Moltus Vargidan. This aging man has white hair that trails down to his knees, and he can often be found wandering the halls of the estate, muttering to himself. Living with him are almost a dozen children (each from a different wife) and a pair of lifelong servants. Sorcerers who come from this house have been forced to learn things for themselves, because the old man shares few of his secrets, and many of the children are starting to believe that his grip on reality
is slowly slipping.

Guard Captain Gregor Wisslo (LG male human fighter 4, fighter mentor): The town of Kassen has never truly known the horrors of the war with Molthune, but occasional raiding parties from Belkzen do sometimes pose a threat. As such, the town has been watched over for many years by Wisslo, who serves as guard captain. Gregor is a staunch man who believes in schedules and regiment over ingenuity and spontaneity, much to the chagrin of the town’s residents. As an aging fighter, Gregor is a qualified teacher, but his lessons are rigid and his discipline harsh. The guards he has trained are quite skilled, but they secretly detest the old man, calling him names behind his back (Captain Is-Slow is the current favorite).