Sounds like there is some kind of reference going on here that I am not privy to, lol. I'll let you all work that out I guess! My vote would have been "Youthere". Anyway, I'm really not sure how Eliselda got to working with/for this Cimri person? I understand the campaign starts in media res but I'm honestly having trouble figuring out how a noblewoman got from "swear loyalty to the majestrix and volunteer to help crush her enemies beneath our mighty heel" and "working as hired muscle for a local thief". I have...maybe an idea or two that could work, but I might need a few more details on what exactly is going on.
ooh, big starting town. ok, I'll keep it at Longacre, maybe central Longacre or something at your discretion. ANOTHER QUESTION(S). as a high-bred noble daughter, i can't possibly be bothered to carry my own stuff. I'd like to get a pony, because of course I do. I have some clarifying questions about that, though. 1: can my pet pony count as my "sentimental item"? It's 30gp. 2: if yes to 1, can i UPGRADE my pony to a light horse, using my other funds to make up the difference (75gp for a horse - 50 = 25 out of pocket) (probably not but hey, might as well ask) 3: speaking of ponies, how much can they actually carry? there are 3 different answers I've found for this. (for a light load,) the bestiary says 100lbs, general carry capacity rules suggest 75, and the mounted movement chart indicates that it's up to 150. which of these should i follow?
i'm picking the Chelish Noble campaign trait for my character, are there any specific rules or guidelines the GM would like me to follow as far as which house to pick, titles and positions within the house, family connections etc? i'm thinking i'll just err on the side of some minor branch family, but it could set up some really fun NPC connections as well, so... |