Here is the Alias, she is a worshipper of Gozreh, not exactly a healer but with the water element and the healing utility I can work with it...
She belives she was given her powers by Gozreh, and that she is gifted with the power of soothing waters and raging storms.
Hello! One of the players here.
Divine magic access would be very appreciated.
Name: Elo of the Moonwater
Race: Female Human (23)
Class: Oracle (Lunar Mystery) 4
Alignment: CN
Backstory: Born on Shark Island, Elo's mother handled a minor lord's kitchen and her father worked in a large blacksmith's. Born with an odd silver sphere symbol on her forehead, it was regarded with little significance until a Kuru attack lead to her being kidnapped and taken to the Cannibal Isles, where a Kuru priest named Gr'shak saw her potential, performed a moon ritual and trained her for several months, eventually unveiling Elo of the Moonwater, lunar oracle, to the world. Now one of the very small group of people the Kuru tolerate, she spent the next few years arbitrating disputes between the people of the Shackles and the Kuru- mostly to the tune of 'keep away from X or get your brains eaten/guts spilled.' Now, she seeks to acquire some share of the haul of Redclaw, to buy her family a better life.
Personality: Young, deliberately optimistic, curious, buddingly hedonistic, a little naive, independent, individualistic, stubborn.
Description: Short, long black dreadlocks, brown eyes, dark Garundi skin, dazzling smile, green and grey-skinned crocodile companion, silver sphere mark on forehead, white and red chelish sailor's doublet with cut-short sleeves, stitched palm leaf satchel.
Would you like a full sheet before I can be accepted?
How does your party feel about Dwarves?
Dholgum Bristlebrand
Dwarf warpriest of Trudd 4 (Pathfinder RPG Advanced Class Guide 60)
NG Medium humanoid (dwarf)
Init +0; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +6
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Defense
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AC 15, touch 10, flat-footed 15 (+5 armor)
hp 31 (4d8+8)
Fort +5, Ref +1, Will +7; +2 vs. poison, spells, and spell-like abilities
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Offense
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Speed 20 ft.
Melee mwk living steel spiked gauntlet +8 (1d6+3) or
. . unarmed strike +6 (1d3+3 nonlethal)
Special Attacks blessings 5/day (Good: holy strike, Strength: strength surge), channel positive energy 2/day (DC 13, 1d6), fervor 5/day (1d6), sacred weapon (1d6, +1, 4 rounds/day)
Warpriest Spells Prepared (CL 4th; concentration +7)
. . 2nd—masterwork transformation[UM], communal water walk[UC]
. . 1st—bless, enhance water, remove sickness[UM] (DC 14), shield of faith
. . 0 (at will)—create water, detect magic, purify food and drink (DC 13), stabilize
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Statistics
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Str 16, Dex 10, Con 12, Int 12, Wis 16, Cha 9
Base Atk +3; CMB +6; CMD 16 (20 vs. bull rush, 20 vs. trip)
Feats Scribe Scroll, Shield Gauntlet Style, Shielded Gauntlet Attack, Weapon Focus (spiked gauntlet)
Traits battlefield caster, devoted healer, zest for battle
Skills Acrobatics -1 (-5 to jump), Appraise +1 (+3 to assess nonmagical metals or gemstones), Bluff -2, Climb +6, Diplomacy +3, Disguise -2, Heal +8, Knowledge (engineering) +8, Knowledge (religion) +5, Perception +6, Profession (barber) +10, Sense Motive +7, Spellcraft +5, Stealth -2, Survival +7 (+9 while at sea), Swim +7; Racial Modifiers +2 Appraise to assess nonmagical metals or gemstones
Languages Celestial, Common, Dwarven
SQ living steel, saltbeard
Combat Gear scroll of bless (x5), scroll of cure light wounds (x10), scroll of enhance water (x4); Other Gear +1 buoyant armored coat[APG], mwk living steel spiked gauntlet, handy haversack, bedroll, belt pouch, brush, shaving (0.1 lb), cup, shaving (0.2 lb), flint and steel, hemp rope (50 ft.), holy text[UE], mess kit[UE], mirror, pot, shaving powder (one shave) (0.01 lb) (50), soap, spell component pouch, straight razor (0.2 lb), trail rations (5), waterskin, whetstone, wooden holy symbol of Trudd, 129 gp, 6 sp
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Special Abilities
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Blessings (5/day) (Su) Pool of power used to activate Blessing abilities.
Darkvision (60 feet) You can see in the dark (black and white only).
Fervor (1d6, 5/day) (Su) Standard action, touch channels positive/negative energy to heal or harm. Swift to cast spell on self.
Greed +2 to Appraise to determine price of nonmagic goods with precious metals or gemstones.
Living Steel (TL:DR: If not completely broken, his spiked gauntlet heals 1 HP per hour)
Sacred Weapon +1 (4 rounds/day) (Su) As a swift action, grant weapon enhancement bonus or certain powers.
Saltbeard +1 to attack/+2 to AC Gain bonus to att/AC vs. aquatic/water foes. +2 to Sailor/Survial checks at sea.
Shield Gauntlet Style When have a gauntleted hand free, gain shield bonus.
Shielded Gauntlet Attack While using shield gauntlet style, gain free AoO with no AoO for dam, disarm, or steal.
Warpriest Channel Positive Energy 1d6 (2/day, DC 13) (Su) Positive energy heals the living and harms the undead; negative has the reverse effect.
Another player here – we're a curiously matched bunch of wannabe pirates, the end result of our original GM's preference for strong role-playing potential rather than mechanical cohesiveness (which, don't get me wrong, was very cool). We're currently heavily skewed towards martials, and "glass cannons" at that, so a bit of extra durability would be welcome.
As of now, we have one rogue and one rogue / brawler sharing very similar DEX-based sneak attack-reliant builds who nonetheless manage to synergize quite a bit, both combat and RP-wise. Due to skill points and stat distributions, they also tend to act as the party faces. Then there's an hygienically-challenged savage barbarian who fancies himself a heartthrob and a Beastmorph Alchemist half-orc, a very versatile PC with plenty of both support and damage potential.
We've just signed up with the Magpie Princess' Captain but we're still in port running errands, so that would be a perfect time for any late-comer to join the crew.
Another player here ... Arven is the handsome, muscular and brave barbarian ... despite Llinneth's words ... ;-)
He thinks some divine magic would go down a treat, cos he expects the front line will go down a treat if the going gets rough.... he will need healing.
Arven has nothing against dwarves, many people think they may be smelly and uncouth, neither of which Arven has ever noticed, they are just a tad smaller than other decent folk.
Well, divine healing isn't the only healing. First. Kinetisist have lots of HP, then their blast do quite a bit of damage... then with utilities your healing is just as good (if not better) as a divine caster because you heal as much as your blast does damage.
So a kinetisist is a cannon... no glass involved. However like all cannons they tend to loose power in close ranges... well, closer than 10'
And as one of those people who don't like min/maxing I have a race that doesn't give a bonus to Con...
Will have a backstory up soon, busy right now.
so i was going through your requirements to make sure I wasn't missing anything, and i saw that you only where accepting core races and a tengu... so I switched my race to human :P
Okay! here is her backstory, and i got the stats for a hook hand from the Skull and Shackles Champaign... yes she has a hook hand and I'm willing to go through a game with only one ring... and one useable hand... besides I can still use the arm to gather energy and stuff for my blasts.
Her life as a child was full of curiosity. she always went down to the docks when a ship came in to see which cutthroat came in this time. she always was curious at the Pirates and the Sailors... most of all she looked up to her father, a Pirate strong... until that one day his ship didn't come back. "Lost at sea", three words all too familiar with the family of a pirate. Ria wanted to know what happened... but no-one knew. The whole ship was gone, all of it, no survivors. Years passed before anyone realized this... by then Ria was 12. Willow tried to bring Ria into her Faith as a cleric, but Ria didn't want to become a priest, instead she wanted to be a Pirate like her father... that was until she unlocked her powers. when she found her amazing ability to control water, Ria was even more happy that she was capable of working on a boat than she thought.
when she was only 16 she Joined a pirate ship called The Dragon's Schooner, it was there that she learned to control her powers... it was also there that she lost her left hand... luckily every pirate had a solution to a missing hand. Ria had her hand replaced with a hook. She could still use it to control her powers as well as attack with the dagger-like point.
soon enough Pirate hunters caught up with the ship and Ria was forced to abandon ship. she was adrift for weeks, but luckily she had a ring of subsistence she had taken from the captain's quarters before bailing. She was picked up by a fishing boat and brought back to lilywhite, where she is now in search for a new ship to Join...
let me know if this wannabe pirate has any concerns as far as you go...
so i was going through your requirements to make sure I wasn't missing anything, and i saw that you only where accepting core races and a tengu... so I switched my race to human :P
Actually, in the original recruitment thread that clause was amended to allow sylphs and undines, since albeit rare they're stated to be particularly common around the eye of Abendengo and in the Shackles, with the proviso that only one would be selected. Since we currently have zero, I say go for it (if you wish!).
OKAY! back to being an undine... ah never mind Ill just stay human I've already invested a lot of human into her backstory.
so... where are we looking on this thread? are you all still there?
Edit: and another thing, I have debated with myself and I am going back to Undine...
Still here... weekends tend to be a bit of a slack period. Been reading through the submissions and I like what I'm seeing ;)
Ah, well okay then... I realized that my character is more likely to pop up in a skull and Shackles game than any other AP :P
bumping....
wow, even after bumping it has been crushed under all the other campaigns... hmm... well at least this post bumps it as well :)
anything? Bumpidy bump!
I've noticed a lot of players are averse to 15 point buy.
Generally, since after reading the PFS rules, they declare that golarion is a high fantasy world, and recommend 20 point buys, I agree with you. 15 point buys limit your options, but it's not impossible either.
I don't think it's impossible (I made you guys start at 15 points), I just think that PF player culture is such that a lot of players want to play hypercompetent characters and when they hear 15 point buy they look for a different group. :)I've noticed a lot of players are averse to 15 point buy.Generally, since after reading the PFS rules, they declare that golarion is a high fantasy world, and recommend 20 point buys, I agree with you. 15 point buys limit your options, but it's not impossible either.
Truth. Heck, to be honest I still don't feel 'hypercompetent' even at 20 point buy. The board dice roller is the great equalizer.
Interesting...
I note that you have allowed Undines. What about Gillmen? Always wanted to play one. I am thinking a gillman oracle, maybe of the lunar (i.e. tides) mystery.
Edit: I see someone else is also submitting a lunar oracle. Hmmm...
anything happening here?
The idea was to close it this weekend, since the general feeling was we've already exhausted our pool of potentially interested people (this being an already running module rather than a brand-new AP, plus the 15 point buy thing you mentioned).
Our GM asked us if we were OK with waiting a little bit more since he got a PM from another potential applicant, I guess it was you? I'm going to bump the issue in our Discussion thread, and see if I can get some feedback for you ;)
Guys and Gals, if you haven't got any details in here the other players in the game won't see them, so let's see those who are interested and not yet put their cards on the table, do that so we can al have a little look.
... ;-)
Worry not about that; the basic premise stands, we'd rather judge a character on flavour and RP potential, and iron out mechanical details later. It might be worth mentioning that the current party composition is 2 humans, 1 half-orc and 1 half-elf, so the 'exotic character' slot is still open.
I've applied to another Shackle's game but seeing the other applicants, I'm not expecting to get selected. Final selection on it should be in next couple days.
I've a dual-cursed oracle character I used in a campaign with friends that was a lot of fun, but the game ended due to rl issues. I'll try to get him posted tonight.
Now I'm intrigued
I think I might be interested. I'm just throwing something together at the moment that seems like it would be fun to try out. Shaman has been something I've always wanted to play, but haven't had the chance. It might take me a day or two to come up with a full backstory, and read up on the setting.
Campaign traits were allowed in the original recruitment, especially if thematically fitting (in particular, Peg Lef from the Skull & Shackles Player's Guide).
Have you considered taking the Strong Tail ART (15 ft. land speed but swimming speed reduced to 30 ft.)? It's usually the go-to for people who want to play Merfolks in non-aquatic campaigns. True, it gives you diminishing returns once skinshape really kicks into gear, but in the meantime, it makes 24/7 adventuring more viable without having to spend a feat on it.
At your service
Hello! Here is Rin Sana! A shaman with the Life spirit for your consideration. All that is left for me to finish up is skills and purchases, which I will be working on finishing up tonight/tomorrow.
Jiqs here. I think everything is done now and included in this profile. :)