= 18
= 21
= 19
= 13
= 14
= 10
= 3
Interesting.
Running an Eberron game with Tzizimine's conversion myself, we're even in the Lhazaar Principalities right now. There can't be enough Eberron, never!
Woah, not bad. I'd keep it. Will tinker with a concept, or three.
I haven't played Eberron before, but I can read over the setting today.
=16
=12
=21
=8
=18
=23
Reroll:
=14
=20
=14
=22
=15
=14
Have almost all of eberron's books in storage somewhere as the setting is frankly one of the better ones. Love living fireball's LOL dang things hurt!
if 5d6 drop 1 die for first set
if 5d6 drop 2 dice for second set
either way these are good stats
=13 or 11
=17 or 14
=19 or 16
=15 or 12
=18 or 15
=21 or 17
Whoops. So did I.
Damn. The only one of us so far to not roll a 3.
Hello algar LOL
DM you state any race is good ok can accept that but your vague on classes do you mean any 3rd party class is acceptable with your permission?
I love Eberron! I think I have all the hardcover book collection except the last 4-5.
Can you tell us a little more about the campaign so we can make a PC with a decent backstory that would fit in well?
Thanks!
Fabian
23
18
17
20
11
18
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Oh man, I love Eberron! Let's see what I get...
= 16
= 21
= 15
= 11
= 19
= 20
Big Eberron lover myself. Best thing about 3.5, so Eberron game with Pathfinder rules=AWESOME. I'm likewise a bit confused about the die rolling buiz as 5d6 keep 4 will result in crazy high stats but I'll go ahead.
Level
16
16
5
15
11
18
I also love Eberron goblins so that might be what I go for after mulling this over a bit.
Will we be using any Eberron conversions? Like these here:
https://sites.google.com/site/eberronpathfinder/
I don't think I'll get 1 5 5 6 5 again, but here's to re-rolling.
= 14
= 14
= 13
= 8
= 3
= 15
The 3 and the 8? Abysmal. That's... 5, 5, 3, -2, 7 and ... -11. Puts that point buy at 7. Yeesh. Re-rolling again.
= 13
= 14
= 15
= 13
= 17
= 15
That's much better.
I am still a bit unclear on the 5d6 rolls we may keep, and the ones to drop and re-roll. So I may keep the four highest results, and re-roll the remaining two with 4d6?
While my rolls were great(a 30 something pointbuy), I actually feel they are a bit too good and that 5 really irks me as I couldn't make a goblin char with the 5. So I'll roll 4d6.
15
15
14
11
7
15
23 Pointbuy not spectacular but workable. Kinda wish one of those 15 were a 16 instead.
[dice=level]1d3
[dice=stats]5d6 23
[dice=stats]5d6 18
[dice=stats]5d6 17
[dice=stats]5d6 20
[dice=stats]5d6 11
[dice=stats]5d6 18
so 18, 15, 15, 16, 10, 16.
worth, 51 buy points, yeah, I think I'll keep this.
Hey GM,
Will you allow the new classes from the advanced playtest?
Because I have a concept of a barbarian from the Demon Wastes, member (or former member) of the Ghaash'kala that just screams bloodrager at me (with abyssal bloodline, of course). He would worship the primal version of the Silver Flame (Kalok Shash).
If that's Ok, I'll work up a decent backstory and the rest of the character.
Thanks for considering,
Fabian
Thanks for the clarification DragonBloood! Now go to bed already, Dal Quor is awaiting your dreaming soul :)
I think I'll abandon my original rolls, let's see what 4d6 can do...
13
18
11
12
14
15
I will keep these results. Off to the skunkworks!
I haven't created a character yet, but it helps to know what people are going for so we can coordinate better. I plan on using Druid.
Stats:
Halfling alchemist level:
Heh, I was wondering about those stats.
So that turns my rolls into...
14
17
13
10
17
16
Pretty good!
I was hoping to play a human wizard, a good Necromancer. I'll have my sheet and background up by tonight!
= 12
=11
= 12
= 16
= 10
= 18
So the paizo equivalent to shifters is skinwalkers. Would you allow those? I'm thinking a wild shape focused druid/barabarian
My other idea is a changeling rogue, using a modified 3.5 race layout, namely giving a floating +2 to one ability score, same as Pathfinder humans.
=17
=11
=13
=14
=17
=8
So the paizo equivalent to shifters is skinwalkers. Would you allow those? I'm thinking a wild shape focused druid/barabarian
The conversion linked above (or here) covers all Eberron races in Pathfinder.
Thanks for the prompt response.
It's too bad about the bloodrager as it would be a perfect fit.
Let me roll and I'll see what I come up with but definitely interested.
14
12
10
12
17
14
For wealth, are we using Basic Level or the Heroic Level values?
EDIT: Sorry, I got confused with the links, you obviously meant the normal WBL table. Blue links within blue text impose a -4 circumstance penalty on my linguistics checks.
As for a concept, I am really in a piratey mood at the moment and I feel it might fit the location. Are you familiar with the Freebooter Ranger Archetype? I think that is where I'll start as I develop this idea.
Um, when I'm in beast shape, what kind of skill check would it require to find other animals of my kind and get it on with them? Also it never mentions if a Druid can have children that way.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, while most of you are limited to humanoids only, I have the option for both animals and humanoids for a good time. =). Would the offspring be 100% animal if I'm in animal form? After all, something is bound to happen if I constantly roleplay that way, unless I used protection which would look very suspicious to others that might observing. Though I'd try to do this in secret as not to freak out other characters.
you would need to be an 8th level druid to be wiled shaped 24h/24h
I didn't say I was going to spend the night, I'd just get it done and over with and then move onto normal business, whether it be fighting, sneaking into town as an animal, etc.
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DM would this be a ship/water/pirate type of game? since the Lhazzar Principalities: Pirates, sea barons, merchant traders and all with a love of the water find their home in the Lhazaar Principalities. With a history that is equal part piracy and seafaring trade the Principalities have remained a separate entity from the kingdom of Galifar even during the years they pledged allegiance to the crown. Now, with the nation of Galifar officially shattered the Lhazaar Principalities have formed a loose confederacy of states each ruled by their own sea prince living a life where might makes right and the man with the most and biggest ships rule the sea.
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Alright, here is my submission. My background is pretty long, I wanted it to be very noiree (noirish?). I can write a synopsis if you don't want to slog through all that text.
Also, is the Spell Compendium ok for picking spells?(I miss it so much).
Alistair Creed
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Wizard (Necromancer, Sin Magic Specialist: Gluttony) 1
CG Medium Humanoid (Human; Favored Class Wizard (+1 HP)
Init +1; Senses low-light vision; Perception +0
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DEFENSE
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AC 13, touch 13, flat-footed 10 (+3 Dex)
HP 13
Fort +3, Ref +3, Will +2
Defensive Abilities
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OFFENSE
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Speed 30ft.
Melee: Club +1 (1d6+1/x2)
Ranged: Light Crossbow +3 (1d8/19-20)
Special Attacks
Wizard Spells Known (CL 1st; concentration +5)
1st (6/Day)- Mage Armor, Detect Undead, Silent Image, Vanish, Ray of Sickening, Cause Fear, Magic Missle
0th (at will)- All except for Abjuration and Enchantment
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STATISTICS
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Str 13, Dex 16, Con 17, Int 19, Wis 10, Cha 14 )
Base Atk +0; CMB +1; CMD 14
Feats Scribe Scroll , Spell Focus: Necromancy, Toughness
Skills Knowledge: Religion +8, Knowledge: Arcana +8, Knowledge: Local +8, Linguistics +8, Profession: Exorsist +4, Spellcraft +8, Use Magic Device +6
Traits Deathspeaker (Religion), Dangerously Curious (Magic)
Languages Common, Elven, Draconic, Giant, Deep Speech, Mabran
Class Features
Arcane School
Life
Associated School: Necromancy.
Replacement Powers: The following school powers replace the power over undead and grave touch powers of the necromancy school.
Healing Grace (Su): Whenever you cast a spell that has targets, affects creatures in an area, or requires an attack roll, you may heal creatures affected by the spell a total of 1 point of damage per level of the spell. This healing may be spread out between the targets of the spell in any way you choose. If you assign any of the healing to an undead creature, it instead takes 1 point of damage for each point assigned. At 11th level, the amount of damage cured increases to 2 points of damage per level of the spell. This healing occurs when the spell is cast and has no effect on creatures that enter its area after the spell is in place. At 20th level, the amount of damage cured increases to 3 points of damage per level of the spell.
Share Essence (Sp): As a standard action, you can share your vital energy with a living creature that you touch. You take 1d6 points of nonlethal damage + 1 for every two wizard levels you possess. You cannot take an amount of nonlethal damage equal to or greater than your current hit point total; any excess is prevented. The recipient gains a number of temporary hit points equal to the amount of damage you received (prevented damage is not counted). These temporary hit points disappear 1 hour later. You may not use this ability to grant yourself temporary hit points. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Intelligence modifier. This ability has no effect if you are immune to nonlethal damage.
Sin Magic
Only wizards can truly follow the ancient philosophies governing Sin magic. The choice to specialize in Sin magic must be made when a character first becomes a wizard. Once the choice to do so is made, it cannot be changed.
Benefits: A Sin mage receives two additional spell slots of each spell level he can cast. These bonus spell slots must both be used to prepare the same spell from the wizard's school of specialization, allowing the wizard to cast that spell twice (as he has prepared the spell twice). The wizard cannot use these slots to prepare two different spells, even if they are of the school he is specialized in.
Restrictions: A Sin mage does not get to customize his choice for opposition schools—his opposition schools are determined for him when he chooses his specialization. These restrictions are more significant than those most wizards follow, and are known as prohibited schools. A Sin mage can never prepare a spell that is in one of his prohibited schools—he treats these spells as if they were not on the wizard spell list. If using a spell trigger or spell completion item to cast a spell from one of his prohibited schools, he must use the Use Magic Device skill to do so.
Gluttony (Necromancy)
Prohibited Schools: abjuration, enchantment.
Arcane Bond
Red Leather Scarf (Masterwork Amulet)
Eqiupment
Wizard's Kit (backpack, a bedroll, a belt pouch, a flint and steel, ink, an inkpen, an iron pot, a mess kit, soap, a spell component pouch, torches (10), trail rations (5 days), and a waterskin.) (21gp), Ink x2 (16gp), Scroll Parchment x20 (4gp), Club, Light Crossbow (35gp), Bolts x20 (2gp), Traveling Spellbook, Spell Component Pouch (5gp), 17gp
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DESCRIPTION
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Alistair is not what most people think of when they imagine a wizard, he looks more like on off-duty guardsman or a criminal with his broken nose and short scruffy brown beard and hair. He wears a large thick leather overcoat and a long scarf wrapped tight as if he's always cold, and his sunken dark eyes and permanent grimace hardly make for a welcoming countenance.
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“Thing's aint as sweet as they used to be pal. Hell, for me I don’t think things have ever been lookin' up, but hey, them's the breaks as those Warforged say (heh, get it?).”
“So yeah, I grew up in Breland, on a little farm that was too close for it's own good to the Graywall Mountains. So yeah big surprise Pa, you build a farm where you ain't supposed ta, doesn't matter how good the soil is, there’s still things that manage to squeeze past those mountains from time ta time, and before I was old enough to tell him I told you so we were outta there. Most people seem to think Breland is a safe enough spot, and I suppose most of the time they'd be right, but hey I told ya things never work out for poor little me.”
“I don't know what the Host has against me, but my family's sizable caravan never made it to Sharn where my Pa had even more relatives. We were kidnapped that night on the road by bandits, only they didn't want our stuff, they wanted us. They dragged us along the ground for hours in sacks that undoubtedly held dozens more like me, into this huge underground complex lead by this lunatic Necromancer. Yeah, surprise surprise, these bandits were his undead minions and he was always looking for more materials, more blood. My family... just happened to be in the right spot at the right time. I never saw my parents again, we were separated and, Aureon forgive me I... at first I didn't care.”
“Most people recoil in horror at undead, me I stared in awe. Call me sick, whatever, I was amazed with the things. They were so... eternal, they broke all the rules in a way that made my mouth water. And whats worse was, I had this sorta... report with them. I could talk to them, nudge them in different directions, even right under the nose of this Necromancer. And he noticed, he saw in me potential, and offered to teach me for the low low price of serving him and loosing my soul. And I couldn't help but say yes.”
“It was the hardest thing I've ever done, serving that madman in his tunnels. There in the dark with the walking dead all around me, I... well I lost myself. This man, Master I called him, never learned his real name, taught me the basics of magic, of Necromancy. He was always going on about the fools in the Circle, about the power of Necromancy. He taught me old magics, that each school of magic is defined as much by what it is not as much as what it is. Sin magic he called it, well gee I wonder why. And so help me, I took it all in like a thirsty man being handed a waterskin for the first time in his life. I took all his lessons to heart, I did horrible, unspeakable things in those tunnels, all in the name of mastering the forces of life and death. I would love to tell you that one day I came to my senses, that the spell the Necromancer cast over me was broken and I returned to the innocent boy I was, but that just ain't the truth. The truth is one day I found my sister.”
“There she was, her un-lifeless corpse just standing in this dank tunnel, the light from my spell, my spell that I had cast, revealed her in all her disgusting, soul-shattering glory. And I couldn't take it. It wasn't that I realized the error of my ways, that I instantly turned a new leaf, I couldn't take her rotten eyes looking at me like that. So I ran, I took what little I had, what few things I had bleed and nearly died for, and I ran into the night and all the way to the nearest city. It took me months, literally months of begging and pleading from my jail cell to convince the guards I wasn't a nut and that a dangerous Necromancer was hiding right outside their city. And ho, big surprise, when I finally led that grumpy guard captain to the entrance of the tunnels that had been my personal Dragon Below for five years, it was gone. All of it, not even a trace of Necromantic magic remained. The Captain was angry, I wouldn't have blamed him if he just ended me right there, it probably would have been for the best, instead he leaves in disgust, and now I need to pick up the pieces."
"I suppose a lot of people would have been done at that point, would have put their books and their finger bones away and become a baker of whatever. But I'm not most people, no I'm way dumber than most people. See, I knew more than most people (except maybe those Elves on their island) the potential of Necromancy. Most people think it's all about shambling corpses and blaspheming against the gods, but it's also about life, about bolstering and helping people. So I said to myself, while I'm stuck here on the Dragon Between I might as well do some good to make up for all that bad. I moved to Sharn and set myself up as an exorcist, helping ease all the angry spirits that arouse from a city like that. I worked for some shady folks, being one of the only non-clergy willing and able to do that kind of work, and ya know it felt good to be helping folks, even if I was making a modest living helping them out. It was hard at first, real hard. While Necromancy does have some potential for good, it's true potential can only be unlocked when one doesn't care about the consequences. So I fight the urge to fall into bad habits, every day, every spell."
"Of course here in lies my current problem. See that Circle of Mages my old 'Master' was always talking about, that lovely Esoteric Order, doesn't take too kindly when you start undercutting them, unintentionally charging coppers for Cantrips. And they have a lot of influence in the city, soon enough one by one my jobs were drying up. My only choice left, if I wanted to continue doing my good deeds was to join them. Of course I thought they were joking when they told me their entrance fees. So I did some digging into where to find that kind of pocket lining, and I hear about some yahoo somewhere striking it rich with a bunch of forgotten treasure. And well, that got me thinking..."
i have a great idea but its kinda stealing from another sorry to say.
doublegold would know this character idea immediately as its one of the players in one of his campaigns which i take part it in.
difference is im interested in a warforged and hes an android.
wanna try a time theif warforged named Origin.
will write him up now.
Huzzah! I'll change his spells around when I get home. How long is recruitment running?
i have a great idea but its kinda stealing from another sorry to say.
doublegold would know this character idea immediately as its one of the players in one of his campaigns which i take part it in.difference is im interested in a warforged and hes an android.
wanna try a time theif warforged named Origin.
will write him up now.
Why would you use the same character in two campaigns, what is the fun in that? And if you did that, you would have to create two aliases exactly the same and then putting an additional title to the 2nd one as not to confuse them, because one would advance faster than the other.
Edit: oh, I see, not your character, but someone elses.