Before anything else, I'd like to lay down some ground rules:
1. This is an LGBT+ friendly space, and while jokes can sometimes get out of hand and skirt the line, no hatespeech is tolerated.
2. Take responsibility for your own fun. If you play a broody lone wolf character, don't complain that no one wants to interact with you. If you play an uber munchkin, don't complain that fights are boring or easy. If you play a suicidal kleptomaniac (murderous hobis), don't complain when the town guards put you in jail/execute you.
3. Do not shout people down or speak over them. I'm not going to tell you that I never lose my temper, but I do make an effort to smooth things out before it gets to that point. If there's conflict, don't wait to the boiling point to resolve it. If it's someones turn to speak, don't speak over them, tell them what to do, or jump down their throat to yank out whatever they were about to say. It's not only rude and childish, but a kickable offense in my book.
4. There is no need to make an optimized character. Everyone already knows how broken Pathfinder is, there're guides upon guides that show you how to make Pun-Pun. That said, going to the opposite end of the scale isn't any better. You are part of a party and are expected to be able to pull your own weight. No matter how interesting or well-written your character is, being a resource-sink is never acceptable.
5. Be an active part of the game, this means paying attention to what's going on and not just waiting on your name to be called. This is especially painful when I ask a group to roleplay amongst itself for a minute and getting nothing but stark silence because no one can even comment on their current situation. If this happens consistently, I will take it as a sign that the group is not working well together and disband the game.
With that all out of the way, welcome to the campaign Ironfang Invasion. If you've played Final Fantasy 2 or Shadows of Mordor, or watched Attack on Titan, then you already know what's to come for the beginning of the game. If not, don't worry about it.
This is going to be a survival heavy game without access to a town for the first couple of sessions. You don't need to build Bear Grylls, but I don't want anyone to be entirely out of their element.
Please fill out the following questionnaire and post it in your reply. If you are accepted, I'll message you privately with the discord link to join the group.
1. Name: (The name you prefer to be addressed as, can be a nickname or username)
2. Age: (21-30 is preferred, 18+ is required, not due to mature content but for maturity. While age is not a cut and sealed metric of maturity, it is more reliable than anecdotes. Again, 21-30 is only preferred, 18+ is required.)
3. Pronouns: (This is an inclusive game, and if you don't feel comfortable sharing this information it is not required.)
4. TTRPG Experience: (This can be in time, systems played, or general knowledge such as through friends and podcasts.)
5. Interests: (TV shows, anime, movies, books, cooking, sports, whatever it is you like to do, please share by all means).
6. Taboo Topics: (Things that you'd prefer not to talk about or encounter in the game. If you have phobias or traumas you don't want to deal with here, please let me know here or through private message. If you don't feel comfortable sharing this information publicly that's okay and is not a negative on your questionnaire.)
7. Life Situation: (Are you in college, school, working, living with parents, etc. I mostly want to know how likely you are to not appear, do you get called into work out of the blue a lot, and so on. Share as much as you're comfortable with, but do at least specify how often you are available.)
8. Expectations: (What do you expect out of joining this game? Are you looking to meet people? Do you prefer combat or RPing?)
9. Character Sheet: The character creation rules will be listed below, please be sure to make your character sheet on myth-weavers using the classic pathfinder sheets, not the experimental ones.
Please make sure to fill everything out, an incomplete questionnaire will get you no response at all.
Below are my own answers to my questionnaire so that you can know a bit about me coming in.
1. Blake
2. Age: 26
3. Gender: Nonbinary, He/they
4. TTRPG Experience: I've played pathfinder for well on 7 years now, as well as developing homebrew for it. I've tried out Exalted 3e for a short stint, and done one shots in Iron Kingdoms
5. Interests: I like a lot of anime and cartoon shows, currently I'm watching Re:zero, One Piece, Hero Academia, Iruma-Kun, Owl House, 3below, and Steven Universe Future. Video game wise I very much like a lot of Squareenix franchises, namely Kingdom Hearts. I'm currently playing a lot of Granblue Fantasy, not the fighting game.
6. Taboo Topics: None, except for two very specific episodes of Stardust Crusader.
7. Life Situation: Sitting at home like many people are right now.
8. Expectations: Looking to meet new people.
If you PM me, you will automatically be disqualified. Reading comprehension is very important, and mandatory.
While my schedule does not allow me to participate in this campaign at the listed time, I have some questions about your revised cleric houserule.
1: Does a cleric automatically know all spells their god grants, or do they have to select spells known as a sorcerer from their god's list?
2: Can a cleric learn unique spells their god grants even if it isn't on a domain list?
3: Very few cantrips have descriptors. How do clerics handle learning cantrips?
4: There are no positive and negative descriptors. Did you mean the healing subschool and the death descriptor when saying what extra spells the Healing and Death domains should get?
5: Should the Charm domain get spells from the charm subschool?
6: Should the Darkness domain get spells with the darkness descriptor?
7: Should the Sun domain get spells with the light descriptor?
8: Can clerics add the spells their Spontaneous Casting feature would give them (normally the cure or inflict spells) to their list?