| Rev Rosey |
I'd like to give the game a try, so if anyone is thinking of starting even a small game, or has a free space please let me know.
I don't at the moment, but I can add you to my alternates list and keep you in mind if I start another one. That might happen, I'm toying with some ideas.
| Peasant Railgun |
If you'd like I could run for you a solo adventure called Dark Awakening(s). It was originally written as a sort of D&D meets Choose-Your-Own-Adventure module but it's just as fun with a real GM. Let me know if you're interested and I'll see if I can secure some hosting for images and stuff.
| Peasant Railgun |
It'll be a game in the Play-by-Post section of this messageboard, and if you can recommend a good host for images/files so I can link to the battlemaps in the thread it'd be good. I'll be upfront about it and tell you that I have never actually run a PBP before so you're actually a guinea pig of sorts in my experiment to gauge the amount of time and logistics I would need to devote to running a future Kingmaker or Rise of the Runelords PBP.
Anyway, do you have access to a Player's Handbook? If not and if you haven't already heard about it, you can refer to the Quick Start Rules on Wotsy's D&D Test Drive site. You'll also need a 1st level character, which I can generate in the DDI Character Builder if you'd like. You can give me a Pathfinder character concept and I'll do my best to reimage it in 4e mechanics. Or if there's one of the 25 classes you'd like to try we can do that. Alternatively choose one of the four roles (defender, striker, leader and controller) and a power source (martial, arcane, divine, primal, psionic).
| Peasant Railgun |
I'd love to play, any class that would be best, like in 3.x you can't play a low-level caster solo, is that true in 4e?
This is true, although any solo character is going to have a hard time handling encounters meant for a party of five of the same level.
However in this adventure a caster is viable.
| Peasant Railgun |
Ideally you want to have each of the four roles filled, and as Pat suggests the cleric is one of the classes that can cover several roles rather well. The designer has taken this into account by providing a party member that covers the other roles reasonably well (e.g. a flanking buddy for Sneak Attack if you're a rogue). Also the encounters have been designed to suit a party of two, though you won't be fighting fewer monsters than a standard party.
What class or concept would you like to play?
| Peasant Railgun |
Will it be set on Golarion? P.S. One thing I really don't like about 4e is the alignments, and the PHB gods don't excite me.
I prefer the old alignment system as well, and the module is setting neutral so it'll be easy to adapt to Golarion (which is where you'll be once I decide where in Avistan to plonk you). As you'll playing a wizard just choose any god you envision your character worshiping because unless you're playing a divine character that chooses channel divinity feats and/or domains, mechanically it has no bearing on you character.
Use either one of the suggested arrays or the 22 point buy method. Note that cost of each point is different to Pathfinder (just as Pathfinder is different to 3.5). If you don't mind installing extra stuff on your computer (this is assuming you're on a Windows PC) the character builder demo in the test drive page lets you make a level 1 to 3 character. It's entirely up to you.
It's highly recommended that you put either 16–18 into INT as all your attacks key off it.