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i'm not new to PBP, but I didn't get to play much before the games fell apart. Also I haven't played in a couple years, so i'm a little rusty. Should I apply?
Don't know how to write the code so it drops the lowest so...
If there is still time
Thank you! Be done in two.
AHHHH. Just saw this. Is there still time. Tell me I have at least two hours.
17,16,8,11,12,15. Change the seventeen to a sixteen and your all good
So my stats would be
To roll your stats use 4d6 and drop the lowest arrange as you want. To roll in text look at "how to format your text" below.
So make your goblin or you can pick one of the "pregenerated" characters. Which I will fix. Because the numbers are off.
You are goblins of the Licktoad tribe, who live deep in Brinestump Marsh, south of the hated man-town called Sandpoint. Once, other goblins tried to burn Sandpoint down, and they would have been legends if they had succeeded. But they didn’t bring enough fire, and got themselves killed as a result. Yesterday, your tribe discovered that one of your own had been using forbidden arts and was engaged in one of the greatest of taboos—writing things down. In fact, rumor holds that what he was writing was a history of your tribe! There’s no swifter way to bring about bad luck than stealing words out of your mind by writing them down, and so your tribe had no choice. You branded the goblin’s face with letters to punish him, which is why everyone calls him Scribbleface now, and then you ran him out of town, took all of his stuff, and burned down his hut. That’s where things got interesting, because before you all burned down his hut, Chief Gutwad found a weird box within the building. Inside was a map and a lot of fireworks—fireworks that immediately came to use in burning the hut down. Then, this morning, Gutwad announced that tonight there would be a feast in order to drive out any lingering bad luck from Scribbleface’s poor decisions. But perhaps even more exciting, all of you have been secretly invited to meet at Chief Gutwad’s Moot House. Why would the chief want to speak to you? It can only mean that he’s got an important mission for you all... one that the other goblins of the tribe couldn’t pull off. This could be your chance to go down in Licktoad history!
Just a fun and quick game
I've been dieing to get into a WoW. Figures, it is the last day. But I will come up with something. Who needs to sleep anyway?
Arrg the exact opposite of what I wanted.
Yes dibs on the wizard slot. just kidding. I will probably have the crunch done tonight. @Lucendar: what are you doing for hitpoints?
Definitely, interested. Especially if I can play both sides, maybe?
I am interested
Glenrenil realizes that they are aware of the trap says "I think they know were here."
I just now seen this thread. Am I to late? Or can I get my character in.
Thank you very much
Forgive the question, but what is RAI and RAW?
I definitely lean heavily on the dwarves. One of my favorite campaigns was an all dwarven family party.
I'd be interested in any of them. Tho I am interested in playing Way of the Wicked. I haven't played an evil character for years.
I haven't played an evil character for years. Going to make a conjurer. Yes I know there is one already submitted. But I just love conjuration.
Figures the exact opposite of what I wanted.
I have to bow out RL stuff sorry
I also add the Teleportation School from the APG. I also use the pit spells.
I haven't read any of the above posts, but you should read this.
I'll have a healer made by tomorrow. Probably, an oracle of life.
Want to really blow your mind, read this for your conjurer.
Does anyone remember Torg?
I might be willing to make a healer. How much time do I have?
There are paladins in Cheliax?! You'd think they would burn it down. You are right though. Asmodeous is about loopholes. But I was just trying to make an example. A cultural code of ethics would still be a personal code of ethics. Sure you pay your taxes, but do you feel compelled to report the fifty bucks your friend payed you to help him move. It was income. A lawful person would include it. A neutral person would not because it wouldn't matter. A chaotic person doesn't care. But enough of my long winded musings.
@ DoubleGold: The presents of authority doesn't matter. A lawful person adheres to a personal moral code. Not out of fear of reprisal, but because it is in his nature. A lawful person does not lie. He does not cheat. He does not steal. Where as a chaotic person does. In fact, that is the first thing that pops in to his head, the easy way. A neutral person tries to remain lawful, but will take the easy way out if it makes the most sense. For instance, A person signs a contract. A lawful person honors the the spirit of the contract even if he finds a loop hole.In fact he would point it out. A neutral person would only use the loop hole if it served a purpose. A chaotic person doesn't care. What's a contract, it's just a piece of paper.
I was looking at using the Eyes of the Wild trait from Inner Sea gods. if that's ok.
I am sorry to say that I will no longer be able to run this campain for the near future. I am a bad GM. I hope you will understand how sorry I am. Real life is taking up to much of my spare time.Again I am sorry.
I am sorry to say that I will no longer be able to run this campaign for the near future. I am a bad GM. I hope you will understand how sorry I am. Real life is taking up to much of my spare time.Again I am sorry.
the disembodied voice repeats "Please press the button."
As you step in to the gate you feel as if you are being pulled into water. There is a flash of white and you arrive. The room is brightly lit, tho you cannot see the source. You stand on a large blue tile. The walls and ceiling are smooth and white. There is twenty feet of blue tile then it turns white. On the southern wall is a small red button. Two hundred feet away you can see a large green button. A disembodied voice says "Please press the button."
As you step in to the gate you feel as if you are being pulled into water. There is a flash of white and you arrive. The room is brightly lit, tho you cannot see the source. You stand on a large blue tile. The walls and ceiling are smooth and white. There is twenty feet of blue tile then it turns white. On the southern wall is a small red button. Two hundred feet away you can see a large green button. A disembodied voice says "Please press the button."
Ruka wakes those sleeping and and interrupts those who are not.She askes you down to breakfast. When you assemble Ruka takes your orders and the food quickly appears. As you finish Mailhain comes downstairs And says "Good morning to you all. I have found the Professor. But I am unable to contact him. Before I open a gate to him I need to give you a test. It's tradition. If you will follow me." He leads you to a set of stairs going down. At the bottom is a room with an assortment of adventurers gear placed on the walls. And in the middle of the room is a large arch made of some kind of metal and covered in arcane symbols Before you go I can tell you this you will not die while taking the test. You can be hurt but you will not die. If you are ready to take the test I will open the portal"
I apologize for not posting for a looong time but my grandmother got sick and was in the hospital twice. So my mind has been on other things. As for the maps, I am trying to get the hang of things still. So we will be going on cinematic style for a while longer. But enough of my whining.
I might be interested. I have the books. Haven't run such a large group. But if Bane88 want's to run it that be better, I kinda have other stuff to keep me occupied.
I have been drawing the discussions out to give me more time to figure out how to put a map online. I am near to that goal. One more day and I will have it or I will go on without a map. I promise.
"Yes I do have a modest library. If You would follow me." Mailhain rises and goes to the stairs. at the top of the stairs is a large double door that opens into a great hall with three more sets of double doors. Mailhain Heads to the left and opens the doors there to reveal an even greater hall packed with rows and rows of bookcases. "Books are my passion, or rather what they contain. These books have come from all corners of the Prison. Some were acquired as treasure, some as gifts. You can find a catalog in the middle and organized by a system created by a man named Dewy."
@Stephen Knowledge (arcane):
On Faerun a wizard by the name of Ioulaum (the original creater of Ioun Stones) created What was called a Mythallar. A Mythallar was a Netherese (ancient human empire) device that allowed access to vast amounts of raw magic. This raw magical power was used to create Enclaves (floating city) and the Mythallars allowed arcanists to create quasimagical (cheap) items.High Arcanist Xolund the Maker improved on Mythallar design by infusing his enclave´s Mythallar with a rudimentary sentience, giving it self-awareness and also increasing the Mythallars powers; this breakthrough caused a great stir among the empires arcanists, but the fall of the empire prevented any further effort of duplicating Xolund`s feat, making the Mythallar one of a kind. Mythallars were some times referred to as Magus Eyes. This magical device looked much like a crystal ball but was about 150 feet in diameter. The globe shed a very bright light—similar to the disc of the sun—with dimmer shadows and shapes moving across its surface. An ornate stand kept the perfectly spherical device in place.
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