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Character Generation:
32 point buy for stats
Max Gold for equipment
Core Books (PhB, DMG, Monster Manual)
Alignment Restriction: No Evil Alignment (though for Kobolds, evil is probably relative)
Anything else: please run it by me first.
I hope you don't mind me making suggestion in the creation of your characters. I further hope that no explosions result from putting a gnome and a kobold together. (Probably worse than TNT)
Character Generation:
32 point buy for stats
Max Gold for equipment
Core Books (PhB, DMG, Monster Manual)
Alignment Restriction: No Evil Alignment (though for Kobolds, evil is probably relative)Anything else: please run it by me first.
I hope you don't mind me making suggestion in the creation of your characters. I further hope that no explosions result from putting a gnome and a kobold together. (Probably worse than TNT)
Not to worry. Drint (Here I am, almost done)is not a 'Me see hater of Kurtlemak! Me kill!' type of guy. He is no racist.
My abilities have invisible castle (as you can see), though I never see much point in having to prove point buy.
As for evil alignments...
"What? I am inssssssulted! I am not evil! I am good! Pleassssse do not sssssay that again!
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got to try that posting with the character thing..
Now about the background, it will be entered in the next minutes to hours... or so.
Somehow my last post seems to be lost... so here again:
Background is in, Feedback needed (ok? not ok? changes?)
Starting gold: I am unable to find that info anywhere. A little hint? Pretty please with cherry on top.
Fjyndel does not have any problems with Kobolds so far. That may or may not change.
Last question: Animal companion: Is a riding dog ok? Any other suggestions?
Starting gold: I am unable to find that info anywhere. A little hint? Pretty please with cherry on top.
It was in the gamer connection thread. I think it's max.
Fjyndel does not have any problems with Kobolds so far. That may or may not change.
Let's hope it doesn't!
Yikes! I nearly read the background before I remembered! Phew!
I added a bit to my background that I forgot.
It was in the gamer connection thread. I think it's max.
Well... That much I knew. But how much is that for a druid? This pice of information is kind of a shadow walker for me. I just can't find it.
Or should i take a medium snake as animal companion?
Or should i take a medium snake as animal companion?
Snakes are cool. I think the starting gold is in page 111 of the PHP. To save you some time, though, the max would be 120 gp., if I'm not very much mistaken.
Snakes are cool. I think the starting gold is in page 111 of the PHP. To save you some time, though, the max would be 120 gp., if I'm not very much mistaken.
See? That might have been the problem: I don't own a PHP! (Neither do I own a PHB or a DMG or a MM for that matter.)
But thanks. I'm gonna see what I get for 120 gp.
Snakes are cool. I think the starting gold is in page 111 of the PHP. To save you some time, though, the max would be 120 gp., if I'm not very much mistaken.See? That might have been the problem: I don't own a PHP!...
Yikes. This bodes for interesting roleplaying: A kobold, a gnome, me playing, 2 guys who likely go to sleep at a radicly differenty time than the third guy, and now this!
You're using d20srd.com, then?By the way, do we have all the players yet? It seems like only about 2 or 3 so far.
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So just a kobold rogue and gnome druid so far then, or are there some other characters yet? I was thinking of playing a cleric, but maybe now we need a fighter...
Just woke up. To recap, we have:
Kobold Cleaver - Kobold Rogue
Franz - Gnome Druid
SargonX - Cleric or Fighter (Cleric of a god with the war domain perhaps. Iomedae has a followig in Falcon's Hollow)
ManPig - Waiting for Confirmation
By the way, this campaign is set in Golarion. Hence, feel free to use the pantheon mentioned in the RotRL Player's Guide. Also, a free feat from the same book awaits you. (Just work in the reason for the feat into your background). Skills, if possible, should also be justified by the background of the character.
We are starting 1st level.
Ummm... Will I be kicked out if I don't have the RotRL Player's Guide? 'Cause I really don't...
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Ummm... Will I be kicked out if I don't have the RotRL Player's Guide? 'Cause I really don't...
Kobold, you can download it for free here
Cool! Thanks!
I have a character idea in mind. Fighter or Cleric will work. If SargonX wants to play a cleric that would be great. As I read this thread I got a little excited because my character idea is this:
I will work on a back story a little later tonight. Work is crazy busy tonight.
EDIT: I put the spoiler info in the "For Radavel's Eyes Only.." thread.
You're using d20srd.com, then?
Exactly. Works just fine.
As for the other players: a halfling and a goblin would be nice so that we would have a small party.
As for Golarion and free feat: Lone Wolf would fit.
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As for the other players: a halfling and a goblin would be nice so that we would have a small party.
HA! I was thinking the exact same thing! A bunch of ankle-biters running around. I'm not sure I want a kobold AND a goblin in the party, though.
If SargonX wants to play a cleric that would be great.
Ok, ManPig, I'll take the cleric.
SargonX - Cleric or Fighter (Cleric of a god with the war domain perhaps. Iomedae has a followig in Falcon's Hollow)
I was thinking maybe Sarenrae, but I'll need to look back at the Player's Guide for a final decision.
Then again, since we have a druid, maybe an arcane caster would be better?
Ravadel: Have you checked my background yet?
What about the animal companion? Is a riding dog okay?
I'll edit the equipment in a bit.
For The DM:
For the DM:
Damn! Where did my Equipment go? I know I packed it on Grendel... Oh well, gonna do it once again.
For The DM:
We are DOOMED...
For Kobold Cleaver ** spoiler omitted **
For DM (again):
He is NOT going to become a cleric. He just feels that he owes Zon-Kuthon something, due to his past.
This will be my character. Male Dwarf.
This will be my character. Male Dwarf.
Welcome, Stonestriker.
Girther is 4’ 4” tall and weighs 158 pounds, which makes him a quite a bit taller and somewhat heavier than the average male dwarf. He wears well cared for scalemail armor and carries a sturdy large wooden shield. Any observer can see he is armed with a dwarven waraxe, dwarven urgosh, earthbreaker and javelin. His backpack and adventuring gear hang easily from his broad, strong body. He looks every bit the seasoned dwarf warrior of legend. His dark brown hair and beard have premature streaks of gray in them. His eyes are black as coal. Those, along with his crooked teeth and his permanent glower, make his otherwise ruggedly plain demeanor take on a more ominous aspect.
For Radavel:
Male dwarf fighter 1
LG Medium humanoid
Init +0; Spot +0, Listen +0
Language Common, Dwarf
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AC 16, touch 10, flat-footed 16 (+4 dodge bonus vs. giant types for AC 20/14/20)
hp 15
Fort +7 Ref +0 Will +0 (+2 vs. poison, +2 vs. spells and spell like effects)
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Spd 20 feet
Melee waraxe, dwarven +5 (1d10+3/x3) or earthbreaker +4 (2d6+3/x3) or dagger +4 (1d4+3/19-20)
Ranged dagger +1, (1d4+3/19-20) or javelin +1 (1d6+3/x2) or sling bullet +1 (1d4+3/x2)
Space 5 ft. Reach 5 ft.
Base Atk +1; Grp +4
Atk Option: Power Attack (Feat: -1 attack, +1 damage), +2 damage to large creatures (Feat; Big Game Hunter), +1 attack vs. orcs and goblins
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Abilities: Str 16, Dex 10, Con 19, Int 10, Wis 11, Cha 8
Feats: Big Game Hunter, Power Attack, Weapon Focus (Waraxe, Dwarven)
Skills: (8 pts) need to finish
Possessions:
I still have some work to do. I will also post this in the "Your Eyes Only" thread just in case you can't open the spoiler button.
For Radavel: Girther's back story.
Girther is not your typical dwarven warrior. For most of his life he was the typical dwarven miner. He wasn't the best miner on his crew, nor was he the worst. The job appealed to Girther’s sense of community and gave him a sense of fulfillment. He enjoyed the camaraderie of his friends and was a respectable member of his community. Because middle age was a respectable time for a dwarf to marry he had even started to consider settling down and raising a family. He worked hard, played hard, and prayed hard. He did his part when it came time to train with the militia but never felt like a warrior. He always felt like a miner playing warrior. But he knew if called on he would fight bravely and well. All that changed a little less than a year ago. That’s when the bastards ate his little brother.
Girther’s not sure who the bastards are. All he knows is that his little brother, Wilsturm StoneStriker, left one day with a caravan and did not live to return. The StoneStriker family has a long and distinguished history of producing miners. And although Wilsturm was a good miner he never felt comfortable dedicating his young life to it. Girther used to tease him and tell him it was just his youthful immaturity that kept him from accepting the rewards of the mining life. Wilsturm was headstrong; he never gave in to the pressure to conform. Instead he started hanging out with the militia more and more. One day, out of the blue, he announced that he was accepting the position of caravan guard and would be leaving the next day. Girther watched him leave. Girther hoped that the outside world would over awe him and change his perspective on mining. Instead, only a few days after departure, word spread that the caravan had been attacked and destroyed. The goods were gone. The people were dead or missing. Evidence at the scene of the attack showed that the attackers had butchered and feasted on the dead. What might have happened to the missing was too horrible to think about. Girther learned that Wilsturm’s body had been spitted and cooked over a very large open pit. Most of him was missing.
That day Girther joined the militia. His normal demeanor was replaced by surliness and a grim sense of determination. He pledged to Torag that he would spend the rest of his life putting to death those creatures that would kill and eat the innocent men, women, and children of this world. He has trained hard (this is where he learned the age old dwarven fighting skills and also picked up the feat “Big Game Hunter”) and is now ready to begin his one-man crusade.
I'll put this in the other thread as well.
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Since we seem to be short an arcane caster, and in keeping with the Small theme, I will play a halfling sorcerer.
But first, a couple of questions for Radavel:
And for familiar choice, can I take a firefoot fennec (basically a small fox native to Darkmoon Vale, see D0 p.7)? D0 says it has the same stats as a dog, but Dragon #323 has a fox familiar using cat statistics, that grants its Master +2 to Will saves. Yea or nay?
Bonus feats: None of the bonus feats in the RotRL players guide fit my concept - I don't really want Varisian tattoos, since Varisia is far away from Falcon's Hollow. Could I possibly take a different bonus feat instead?
My ideas are: Toughness, Fey Heritage (from Complete Mage), Soul of the North or Spell Hand (from Complete Arcane).
Let me know which rules you'll let me bend. :)
(And let me know if you can't read the spoiler.)
EDIT: And do we roll hp, or get max at L1?
Girther is ready for inspection. All info has been included in avatar profile.
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For SargonX:
To all: You all start at max hp. Sorry for not clarifying that at the start.
Well, I just assumed it...
Equipment and the like should now be rightened, anything I forgot?
Will do. I could send you an email with all the details easily if I had your address, if you like.
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OK, I understand about the bonus feat, they just seem more Varisia-flavored than Golarion-flavored to me. I'll probably take one of the City-born feats, I'll just have to decide which one and tie my background to it.
But, regarding the feats I listed from Complete Mage and Complete Arcane, are they available for me to choose normally, or should I stick with PHB/SRD? In particular, Spell Hand kind of fits my concept, though I'm also leaning towards Improved Initiative. When I know what's allowed, I'll make my choice.
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But, regarding the feats I listed from Complete Mage and Complete Arcane, are they available for me to choose normally, or should I stick with PHB/SRD? In particular, Spell Hand kind of fits my concept, though I'm also leaning towards Improved Initiative. When I know what's allowed, I'll make my choice.
They're available to you to choose from normally.