Oh, and I have a few words for you guys. Creepy forest. Crazy cults. Undead. Make of them what you will...
I'll give it a couple days before accepting characters.
Also, I wanted to tell you guys that I am very open to the idea of collaborative worldbuilding, so if you guys have ideas for things to add to Thyressa, I'm open to them.
Then you don't mind how I've already taken the liberty of shoehorning a hammy show-combat arena into your campaign setting as a major form of entertainment as part of my backstory? ;D
I'll throw in a character for consideration shortly;
The wiki said no traits, I'm wondering is it possible to use a feat to pick up 2 traits via Additional Traits feat spending a feat to pick up 2.
I'm not thinking anything crazy like Ancestral weapon or anything. Just curious if the feat is available.
No. Eventually there will be traits, but not yet. I have to homebrew a whole list of regional ones, and only one region is up.
"How much "Maturity" (or lack of) can we put in?"
Could you please rephrase?
I'm fine with blood, gore, sex, drugs, and cannibalism. As for sexual violence, depends how the group as a whole feels. I have no problem bringing up rape and molestation, but it can very easily discomfort people, so I'm careful which gaming groups I bring that issue up with. No need to bring that up when somebody in the group has had past issues with it. That's just not cool.
As for the adventure I have planned, it strays into blood, gore, psychotic evil, foul language, and dead children.
Personally, I'd like to put my vote up to avoid rape and molestation within the campaign. Everything else is alright in my books, though.
+1. Hints and suggestions are one thing but open descriptions put me off.
Been thinking how to make the Gun-spade functionally cool I seem to be running into too many walls so I've decided to re-tool Alice as a core gunslinger and I was wondering if you'd allow for substituting wisdom with charisma for the base class.
Alice Tanner v.2
Female Human Gunslinger 5
Medium Humanoid (Human)
Init +4 (+6); Senses perception +12
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DEFENSE
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AC 15, touch 15, flat-footed 10 (+4 dex, +1 nimble)
hp 46 (5d10 + 10 con)
Fort +6, Ref +8, Will +4
Defensive Abilities Nimble +1
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OFFENSE
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Speed 30 ft.
Melee +8
Ranged +9
Space 5, Reach 5
Special Attacks Deeds, Grit 3
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STATISTICS
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Str 16, Dex 18, Con 14, Int 8, Wis 16, Cha 10
Base Atk +5; CMB +8; CMD 22
Feats Dodge, Gunsmith, Point Blank Shot, Rapid Reload (pistols), Two weapon Fighting, Quick Draw
Skills Acrobatics +12, Bluff +8, Intimidate +8, Knowledge (Local) +7, Perception +12
Language Talmoran
SQ Favored Class; Gunslinger (5 x skill point), Grit (Ex), Gunsmith, Gun Training (Pistol) (Ex) +5,
Combat Gear ; Other Gear
Gunslinger's Dodge (Ex): At 1st level, the gunslinger gains an uncanny knack for getting out of the way of ranged attacks. When a ranged attack is made against the gunslinger, she can spend 1 grit point to move 5 feet as an immediate action; doing so grants the gunslinger a +2 bonus to AC against the triggering attack. This movement is not a 5-foot step, and provokes attacks of opportunity. Alternatively, the gunslinger can drop prone to gain a +4 bonus to AC against the triggering attack. The gunslinger can only perform this deed while wearing medium or light armor, and while carrying no more than a light load.
Quick Clear (Ex): At 1st level, as a standard action, the gunslinger can remove the broken condition from a single firearm she is currently wielding, as long as that condition was gained by a firearm misfire. The gunslinger must have at least 1 grit point to perform this deed. Alternatively, if the gunslinger spends 1 grit point to perform this deed, she can perform quick clear as a move-equivalent action instead of a standard action.
Gunslinger Initiative (Ex): At 3rd level, as long as the gunslinger has at least 1 grit point, she gains the following benefits. First, she gains a +2 bonus on initiative checks. Furthermore, if she has the Quick Draw feat, her hands are free and unrestrained, and the firearm is not hidden, she can draw a single firearm as part of the initiative check.
Pistol-Whip (Ex): At 3rd level, the gunslinger can make a surprise melee attack with the butt or handle of her firearm as a standard action. When she does, she is considered to be proficient with the firearm as a melee weapon and gains a bonus on the attack and damage rolls equal to the enhancement bonus of the firearm. The damage dealt by the pistol-whip is of the bludgeoning type, and is determined by the size of the firearm. One-handed firearms deal 1d6 points of damage (1d4 if wielded by Small creatures) and two-handed firearms deal 1d10 points of damage (1d8 if wielded by Small creatures). Regardless of the gunslinger's size, the critical multiplier of this attack is 20/×2. If the attack hits, the gunslinger can make a combat maneuver check to knock the target prone as a free action. Performing this deed costs 1 grit point.
Utility Shot (Ex): At 3rd level, if the gunslinger has at least 1 grit point, she can perform all of the following utility shots. Each utility shot can be applied to any single attack with a firearm, but the gunslinger must declare the utility shot she is using before firing the shot.
• Blast Lock: The gunslinger makes an attack roll against a lock within the first range increment of her firearm. A Diminutive lock usually has AC 7, and larger locks have a lower AC. The lock gains a bonus to its AC against this attack based on its quality. A simple lock has a +10 bonus to AC, an average lock has a +15 bonus to AC, a good lock has a +20 bonus to AC, and a superior lock has a +30 bonus to AC. Arcane lock grants a +10 bonus to the AC of a lock against this attack. On a hit, the lock is destroyed, and the object can be opened as if it were unlocked. On a miss, the lock is destroyed, but the object is jammed and still considered locked. It can still be unlocked by successfully performing this deed, by using the Disable Device skill, or with the break DC, though the DC for either break orDisable Device or the AC increases by 10. A key, combination, or similar mechanical method of unlocking the lock no longer works, though knock can still be employed to bypass the lock, and the creator of an arcane lock can still bypass the wards of that spell.
• Scoot Unattended Object: The gunslinger makes an attack roll against a Tiny or smaller unattended object within the first range increment of her firearm. A Tiny unattended object has an AC of 5, a Diminutive unattended object has an AC of 7, and a Fine unattended object has an AC of 11. On a hit, the gunslinger does not damage the object with the shot, but can move it up to 15 feet farther away from the shot's origin. On a miss, she damages the object normally.
• Stop Bleeding: The gunslinger makes a firearm attack and then presses the hot barrel against herself or an adjacent creature to staunch a bleeding wound. Instead of dealing damage, the shot ends a single bleed condition affecting the creature. The gunslinger does not have to make an attack roll when performing the deed in this way; she can instead shoot the firearm into the air, but that shot still uses up ammunition normally.
All right, no rape or molestation in the adventure.
Go ahead and switch wisdom for charisma.
I made a new house rule: you get a feat every level instead of every other level. I'm borrowing this from The Collected Book of Experimental Might, and there is a reason (feat taxes and double feats). Nobody is playing a Fighter, right?
Each of you gets two extra feats due to this new house rule.
That works.
I got the one feat per level thing from Monte Cook's Book of Experimental Might. It alleviates feat taxes a great deal and makes martials a bit more fun. Also, the Vital Strike feat chain no longer exists. The vital strike ablilities are something anyone can do if they meet the BAB prerequisites, not feats. Finally, combat maneuvers may be done as move actions if you so desire (you don't have to do them as move actions, but the option is there if you want it). Between those three changes, the annoying issue of martials lacking combat options is smoothed over pretty well.
Sigz, the Vital Strike thing kind of gimps your 7th level grit ability. When you hit 7th level, you can take an alternate grit ability from Grit and Gunslingers. If you don't have a copy, I'll tell you what the alternate 7th level grit abilities it has do so you can pick one.
All right, no rape or molestation in the adventure.
Go ahead and switch wisdom for charisma.
I made a new house rule: you get a feat every level instead of every other level. I'm borrowing this from The Collected Book of Experimental Might, and there is a reason (feat taxes and double feats). Nobody is playing a Fighter, right?
Each of you gets two extra feats due to this new house rule.
Emphasis mine.
Fighter Here.
I am/was planning to throw a Cleric or Oracle into the mix, but I've only got minor experience making those, and there's been a lot of other crap coming up preventing me from actually sitting down and drafting one up.
I'll see what I can put up in the next hour, otherwise this is my final character submission for your game.
Human Oracle (Life, Lame)
S 18 (20 with belt)
D 12
C 12
I 8
W 10
X 20
+1 Initiative
Speed 20ft (15 in armor)
Melee: +1 Tetsubo +9(1d10+8; 20/x4)
Power Attack +8 (1d10+11)
AC 21 HP 55 (5d8 + 15)
Fort: +4 Ref: +4 Will: +6
CMD: 19
Racial- Armor Proficiency (Heavy)
1-Toughness
2-EWP (Tetsubo)
3-Power Attack
4-Spell Focus (Conjuration)
5-Augment Summoning
1-Channel (Su): You can channel positive energy like a cleric,
using your oracle level as your effective cleric level when
determining the amount of damage healed (or caused to
undead) and the DC. You can use this ability a number of
times per day equal to 1 + your Charisma modifier.
3-Safe Curing (Su): Whenever you cast a spell that cures the
target of hit point damage, you do not provoke attacks of
opportunity for spellcasting.
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1-Detect Undead*, Summon Monster I, Cure Light Wounds, Bless, Protection from Evil
2-Lesser Restoration*, Summon Monster II, Cure Moderate Wounds
*-Mystery bonus spell
Diplomacy:+13
Kn(Religion):+7
Spellcraft:+7
Sense Motive:+8
+1 Tetsubo (2,320gp)
+1 Full Plate (2,500gp)
Cloak of Resistance +1 (1,000gp)
Belt of Giant Strength +2 (4,000gp)
Etc(~70 gp)
Tent; Bedroll; Rope, Hemp (50ft); Grappling Hook; Waterskin x2; Flint & Steel; Backpack; Journal Book; Ink(Purple); Inkpen; Miner's Pick; Whetstone; Hammer; Flask; Small steel mirror; Oil (1 pt); 5 Fishhooks; Paper (3 sheets); Sealing wax; Soap (1 lb); Signet Ring; Spell Component Pouch;
Tender: 610 gp
Alright, this is what I came up with. I got no name or background written here, and I may have messed up on deriving vital stats or missed something b/c I really have to jet. Submitting Oracle for approval.
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Turned Smokedog into an ranged combatant. Added the 2 extra feats (neat! I have the BoEM :)
STR: 14
DEX: 16
CON: 12
INT: 16
WIS: 10
CHA: 10
HP: 45
AC: 19 (+1 chain shirt, +1 ring of protection, +3 Dex bonus), Touch AC: 14, Flatfooted AC: 15
Fortitude: +6 (+4 Base, +1 Con, +1 Resistance)
Reflex: +8 (+4 Base, +3 Dex, +1 Resistance)
Will: +2 (+1 Base, +1 Resistance)
CMD 18
Initiative: +3
BAB +3
CMB +5
Melee: +5
Ranged: +6
Masterwork Heavy Mace +6, 1d8+2
+1 Mighty Composite Long Bow (+2 Str): +7, 1d8+3
Rapid Shot (Bow): +5/+5, 1d8+3/1d8+3
Bomb: +6, 3d6+3
Rapid Shot (Bomb): +4/+4, 3d6+3/3d6+3
Craft (Alchemy) +11, Disable Device +11, Knowledge (Arcana) +7, Knowledge (Nature) +7, Perception +10, Sleight of Hand +9, Spellcraft +11, Survival +8, Use Magic Device +8
Throw Anything, Point Blank Shot, Toughness, Precise Shot, Rapid Shot, Stabbing Shot, Extra bombs
Bomb 3d6+3 (6 Splash)
Alchemy (Swift)
Mutagen
Nartial Weapon Proficiency (Composite Long Bow) [Archetype Bonus]
Discoveries: Precise Bomb [Archetype Bonus], Explosive Bomb, Smoke Bomb
Alchemical Weapon [Archetype Bonus]
Extracts per day: 4+1, 2+1,
1st level: Bomber's Eye, Cure Light Wounds, Detect Secret Doors, Disguise Self, Jump, Identify, Shield
2nd level: Cure moderate wounds, Invisibility
+1 Mighty Composite Long Bow (+2 Str)( 2600 )
+1 Chain shirt ( 1250 )
+1 Ring of Protection ( 2000 )
+1 Cloak of Resistance ( 1000 )
Wand of CLW: 50 charges ( 750 )
Handy Haversack ( 2000 )
Formula Book ( 15 )
Blank Book ( 15 )
Alchemist's Kit ( 25 )
Alchemist Portable Lab ( 75 )
Masterwork Heavy Mace ( 312 )
Bedroll ( 0.1)
Rations x10 ( 5 )
Silk Rope ( 10 )
Alchemist Fire x4 ( 200 )
Total (10337.1)
Pouch: 162gp, 9sp
Edlethron is an unremarkable looking elf, that is if you can ignore a few small, but very visible burn scars. He stands at about 5'8", his skin is of a pale green color, with black shoulder length hair, and brown eyes. He earned his callsign because of the smells his clothing quickly acquire via alchemical experiments, which include fire, smoke and other foul smelling subtances, he is currently working on some concoction to mask these smells, but in the meantime he resorts to semi regular baths and new sets of clothes.
Edlethorn joined the CRS in order to "put his alchemical talents to use for a good cause, to blow up big bad things to tiny pieces".
MORE TBD
Nice! Picking up Mobility and Deft Shootist grit feat :D
All right, no rape or molestation in the adventure.
Go ahead and switch wisdom for charisma.
I made a new house rule: you get a feat every level instead of every other level. I'm borrowing this from The Collected Book of Experimental Might, and there is a reason (feat taxes and double feats). Nobody is playing a Fighter, right?
Each of you gets two extra feats due to this new house rule.
Emphasis mine.
Fighter Here.
I am/was planning to throw a Cleric or Oracle into the mix, but I've only got minor experience making those, and there's been a lot of other crap coming up preventing me from actually sitting down and drafting one up.
I'll see what I can put up in the next hour, otherwise this is my final character submission for your game.
Okay. That'll work.
Excellent. I'll accept characters tomorrow morning, and then we can start RPing.
Now complete with backstory and two extra feats.
Hey, Fighter. I forgot one last house rule. Fighters have 8 plus int modifier skill points per level and all Knowledge skills, Stealth, Perception, Acrobatics, Heal, Linguistics, Sense Motive, Spellcraft, Use magic Device, and Disable Device are class skills along with the normal class skills.
Why? Fighters need a more versatility, and I like the idea of that coming from being a skill monkey. As for 8 skill points, it won't unbalance the game, and I see Fighters as a class that should have a whole lot of skills. Fighters are trained professionals, right? If this is so, why shouldn't they have a bunch of skill points? As for the extra class skills, I gave them all Knowledge because knowing your enemy and the history and cultural reasons for conflict makes perfect sense, so Knowledge skills make sense, even ones like Arcana (I fight many magical beasts and spellcasters. Why should I not learn as much as possible about them?). Spellcraft has a similar justification. A Fighter fights spellcasters enough that it is justifiable to learn about what they can do so that they can recognize what spells are being flung at them. As for UMD, Fighters are well trained professionals. It is perfectly feasible for a well trained professional to want to learn to use magical resources. Acrobatics is useful for seaship or airship based Fighters or more flamboyant individuals, Stealth is useful for lighter armed Fighters (it's another perfectly feasible thing for a professional to want to learn), and Linguistics is useful for soldiers, sailors, or mercenaries who do a great deal of traveling to many locations, and such. Heal is useful for reasons so obvious I shouldn't have to say, Sense Motive is there because Fighters often do things like stand guard duty, and nobody wants an easily fooled idiot on guard duty. The same goes for Perception. As for Disable Device, warfare often involves a lot of complex machinery. A Fighter just may know something about the inner workings and how to sabotage them.
If you choose a Fighter archetype that changes the official number of skill points from two to something higher you gain the difference.
That should be it for house rules. I know it's probably annoying that I keep springing things, but I want to achieve more options for martial classes, especially the Fighter. I promise not to implement any new house rules once play starts.
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Hey, Fighter. I forgot one last house rule. Fighters have 8 plus int modifier skill points per level and all Knowledge skills, Stealth, Perception, Acrobatics, Heal, Linguistics, Sense Motive, Spellcraft, Use magic Device, and Disable Device are class skills along with the normal class skills.
Can I switch to a Fighter now?
>.>
<.<
Go ahead. Just be warned that if 8 ends up making the Fighter too dominating, things may end up dropped to 6. 8 Doesn't seem to be something that would be too powerful, but I'm keeping an eye on it in case I'm wrong.
That's fine.
It's just that Fighters need a little something extra, and they make sense having lots of skill points. Fighters focus on training and tactics, not brute strength, so it's feasible that they'd pick up a whole lot of different skills, especially lots of Knowledge skills.
Just off hand and not in any way trying to impress my opinion upon you, but simply bumping feats down to every even level rather than odd level with your feat at level 1 as normal and relaxing pre-requisites for feats at low levels might do nicely.
A house rule I often imply is ignoring BAB requirements for the first few levels for selecting feats. As well as ignoring the very first feat prerequisite in a feat chain longer than 2.
For example you can take cleave without taking power attack. You can't power-attack ever, but you can still use cleave. You still need Cleave for greater cleave ect. Same for the feat chains that require Dodge/Point blank shot. It cuts down on the feat tax costs of feat chains making them more appealing, combine it with faster feat progression should do nicely and it will likely work better than having a fighter with a ton of feats by level 5.
Here's what a fighter would look like under current rules (9 feats):
[Racial bonus]: 1 feat
[Lvl 1]: 1 feat
[Lvl 1 Fighter Bonus]: 1 feat
[lvl 2 Feat]: 1 feat
[lvl 2 Fighter Bonus]: 1 feat
[lvl 3 Feat]: 1 feat
[lvl 4 Feat]: 1 feat
[lvl 4 Fighter Bonus]: 1 feat
[lvl 5 Feat]: 1 feat
Under my suggestion (7 feats):
[Racial bonus]: 1 feat
[Lvl 1]: 1 feat
[Lvl 1 Fighter Bonus]: 1 feat
[Lvl 2]: 1 feat
[Lvl 2 Fighter Bonus]: 1 feat
[Lvl 4 ]: 1 feat
[Lvl 4 Fighter Bonus]: 1 feat
The problem of too many feats quickly extrapolates for a fighter at level 12 having 20 feats vs 15 feats under my method and only becomes worse. Comparatively a 12th level paladin would only have 8 feats under my method compared to 15 feats under yours it would be 13 vs 20. So the disparity stays the same while still adding more feats for everyone.
I'd also bump a Fighter down to 6+int mod just to keep balance with a rogue or other classes and give every class +2 skill points per level including the fighter so the gain is still the same for him as your original intent, but it balances him other classes.
I'm fond of house ruling UMD as a class skill for everyone. Since it's often difficult to use consistently without heavy rank investment and a character with a decent Charisma bonus anyways and tossing skill focus to anyone who would normally already have UMD as a skill.
Funny thing about fighters that most people gloss over it, but a fighter can retrain a single feat every 4 levels anyways. You could probably apply that rule to everyone if you'd like as well without too much trouble as it's only 1 every 4 levels for a max of 5 re-trainings between levels 1-20, which isn't too overpowered or anything.
I'd rather run with the feat per level. I like the idea of everyone having lots of feats, and I don't balk at Fighters peaking out at 32 at level 20. There are a LOT of feats across the four main splats, after all, and even with 32 you'll only have some of them.
I never saw retraining feats as particularly powerful.
As for the Fighter, I'll start with 8 + int skill points, and see if it needs to be dropped. 6 might be better, but I also want them to have lots of room for Knowledge skills.
Alias (Fighter) is adapted to spec. Posting polished Oracle with fewer glaring mistakes, and with things like spells/day. Pick your favorite of those; my preference is the Fighter, but it couldn't hurt me to branch out roles...
Sammael, Human Oracle (Lame, Life)
D 12
C 12
I 8
W 10
X 20
Speed 20ft (15 in armor)
Melee: +1 Tetsubo +9(1d10+8; 20/x4)
Power Attack +8 (1d10+11)
Fort: +4 Ref: +4 Will: +6
CMD: 19
1-Toughness
2-EWP (Tetsubo)
3-Power Attack
4-Spell Focus (Conjuration)
5-Augment Summoning
using your oracle level as your effective cleric level when
determining the amount of damage healed (or caused to
undead) and the DC. You can use this ability a number of
times per day equal to 1 + your Charisma modifier.
3-Safe Curing (Su): Whenever you cast a spell that cures the
target of hit point damage, you do not provoke attacks of
opportunity for spellcasting.
1(8/day)-Detect Undead*, Summon Monster I, Cure Light Wounds, Bless, Protection from Evil
2(5/day)-Lesser Restoration*, Summon Monster II, Cure Moderate Wounds
*-Mystery bonus spell
Kn(Religion):+7
Spellcraft:+7
Sense Motive:+8
+1 Full Plate (2,500gp)
Cloak of Resistance +1 (1,000gp)
Belt of Giant Strength +2 (4,000gp)
Etc(~70 gp)
Tent; Bedroll; Rope, Hemp (50ft); Grappling Hook; Waterskin x2; Flint & Steel; Backpack; Journal Book; Ink(Purple); Inkpen; Miner's Pick; Whetstone; Hammer; Flask; Small steel mirror; Oil (1 pt); 5 Fishhooks; Paper (3 sheets); Sealing wax; Soap (1 lb); Signet Ring; Spell Component Pouch;
Tender: 610 gp
One day, he when protecting a client trading in illicit substances, the deal went bad, and an ambush was waiting for him. This left his charge near dead and Sammael's leg wounded, a dagger lodged deep inside his thigh. Sammael blacked out.
The next thing he knew, he was awake in the basement of a local alchemist, injured leg missing, and charge nowhere to be found. The alchemist explained to Sammael that he was the only living person when he arrived at the scene, and that his leg needed amputation to stem the flow of poison into his body. The alchemist then outfitted Sammael with a wooden peg-leg. Sammael saw his survival as the will of the gods, and vowed that from that day forth, no one under his protection would die again, studying various healing magics to that end, while giving praise to gods and learning to better cope with his handicap.
In Sammael's continued search for worthy people to protect, he came across the Rangers, and offered his services to them, provided the government didn't pry into his history.
Well, that turned out better than I thought, given how fast I (eventually) cranked out Sammael.
Cool. Well, who's it gonna be? Sammael? Dursk? Neither?!
Find out!
NEXT TIME ON THE THIN RED LINE!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9kN0pct-Q8
Here's my submission for a Tiefling BladeBound Magus.
Rolling for HP:
Here's all the fluffy stuff:
A habitual gambler and chain smoker Sarkik is a lover of vice to a fault. He holds the intelligence of those becoming of a well respected thinker or wizard, but often wields his knowledge with the elegance of half ogres war-hammer in sharp contrast to his style of fighting. A mercenary at heart Sarkik isn't above taking most paying jobs as long as they don't break too many laws or result in death of anyone who didn't already have it coming, but prefers take less cruel offers of employment if they're available as long as he doesn't also owe an imposing sum of coin to more than one dangerous person or group.
He prays to Nethys, but isn't reverent and holds a fond admiration of Cayden Cailean and a strange fascination with Sarenrae. Enjoys a good insult as well as the company of those he views as less intelligent than he. Sarkik doesn't let his ill lot in life brood on his behavior, but finds it a little unnerving to be around those who are accepting of his strange heritage or even worse his crude behavior.
Sans the tutelage Sarkik developed his skills independently becoming a deft fighter as well as a cunning magician over the years. Utilizing his skills he set himself up as a slightly lesser known man for hire if the work was dangerous or even a little unsavory shaking down debtors, tracking down fugitives, or working security for a traveling caravan.
Often spending his very ample earnings on miss placed bets or pesh and wine, he had since stagnated through life until one evening losing far more money than he owned in a gambling parlor. Sarkik took flight instead of face the debts he owed and became a wondering mercenary. Often mixing the strange often shunned powers of the arcane with lethal combat.
Sarkik is very much looking forward to escaping the busheling suffocation city for an adventurous romp with interesting and new people to distract him along his way.
Major Arcane Blasting
Moderate Melee support
Minor Arcane utility
Minor Arcane de-buffing
Minor Battlefield Control
Moderate Knowledge checks
Major Comic Relief
Party Cohesion:
Will behave Chaotic Neutral, but will lean strongly towards good rather than evil. Will have slight issues with doing something exceedingly reckless with little to no reward. Will occasionally make snarky comments.
Notes: He's middle aged so stats are adjusted accordingly as well as his +2 Belt of Dexterity.
I took the basis of the character from a Legacy of Fire recruitment, so I'm hoping there's some kind of eastern desert nation with bazzars and lots of gambling, drugs, and other nefarious activities he can original hail from in Thyressa.
The full crunch is done in profile and is tip tops.
Good luck to the rest of you and happy gaming
I'm accepting:
Ironic Hero Ardwright
Velixsiol Soulknife
Anabella Izabella Berzerker
Dursk, the Fighter isn't bad, but we could really use the Oracle, as we already have a couple frontline warriors but little healing. I'll accept the Oracle, or you can submit another character since you expressed that the Oracle isn't your first choice.
We need two more characters before starting (one of Dursk uses the Oracle or submits another character). We need a healer and a full caster or full psion.
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Aww, my poor Inquisitor. Ah, well...don't have time to throw together a caster (although a Heaven Oracle would be great to play).
Have fun guys!
EDIT: if there hasn't been a post up by the time I'm done classes this evening, I shall submit a Sorcerer-type. Would you prefer it be buff, blaster, or control?
I don't have a preference towards the type of arcane full caster.
Have fun guys. Thanks for the consideration :)
If one of you guys want to submit a spellcaster, you can.
Sarkik isn't a full caster, but has more spells per day than a sorcerer of equivalent level due to his fueling them with his arcane pool. He doesn't ever get access to 7th-9th level spells, but has the versatility of a wizard punch of a sorcerer and can actually be useful in combat.
I can take the broad study arcana and basically steal wizard/sorcerer spells to make up for any deficiencies on the Magi Spell-list, I simply wont be a god at high levels with level 7/8/9 spells. Wish,Miricale, ect... are too cheesy and broken for my tastes anyways.
Btw, If I spend money on Materwork Thieves tools. Sarkik can open locks of a DC30 or lower an be decent and trap-disarming if there's an absence of a rougish character in play.
Trapfinding won't be particularly important.
Sarkik isn't a full caster, but has more spells per day than a sorcerer of equivalent level due to his fueling them with his arcane pool. He doesn't ever get access to 7th-9th level spells, but has the versatility of a wizard punch of a sorcerer and can actually be useful in combat.
I can take the broad study arcana and basically steal wizard/sorcerer spells to make up for any deficiencies on the Magi Spell-list, I simply wont be a god at high levels with level 7/8/9 spells. Wish,Miricale, ect... are too cheesy and broken for my tastes anyways.
Btw, If I spend money on Materwork Thieves tools. Sarkik can open locks of a DC30 or lower an be decent and trap-disarming if there's an absence of a rougish character in play.
You still have delayed access to a lot of spells. You probably wouldn't get fifth or sixth level spells, either, because we probably won't hit those levels. I'm thinking 12 is the highest we'll go, so that stops you at 4th level spells. Plus, using arcane pool means you can't use it in combat. We also have an Ardwright, which can fill much the same role as a Magus. As for traps, I'm not a big trap GM.