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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 5:44 pm
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Thhartokk Seeing as we have three allied humanoids, want to start now? and if your friend doesn't want to be in charge put my vote towards the gnome. I'm playing an axe-crazy ditz, so me leading is, in my opinion, out of the question. I thought a rogue would make a good leader since she is technically autonomous, can detect traps, etc, and with the newb in charge the game would move at her pace. Unfortunately, Fai skipped out on school today. This means her inventory sheet still isn't filled out, nor is anything else connected to it (since it's too complicated with the weapons and everything for me to Skype-talk her through it, and I don't think she has the PH). Thus, the campaign is now delayed ad minimum until Monday afternoon, most likely around 8:00 or so.
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Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 9:51 am
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Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 2:10 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 1:20 pm
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Arthur Auditore rolled 2 4-sided dice:
4, 1
Total: 5 (2-8)
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 1:21 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 1:31 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 1:46 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 2:06 pm
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Wrasynth Ksyamen Can I play someone intentionally lawful evil? Yes, but note that alignment is only relevant in the dungeon itself. While on the surface everyone's alignment is shifted forcefully to Neutral Apathetic. (True Neutral with character flaw "Doesn't Give A Damn.")
Also, what kind of "Lawful Evil" specifically? Devil-evil, where you follow hierarchy while maintaining sadism, or politician-evil, where you exploit loopholes in the in-game legal system for your own gain?
Fair warning, attempting the latter in OOC will give me a reason to include high-CR good-aligned creatures for no particular reason.
Also, in case I haven't mentioned it already, and for emphasis in case I have:
GRAPPLING DOES NOT EXIST. ALONE OF ALL ACTIONS IN THIS CAMPAIGN, ATTEMPTING TO INITIATE IT WILL GET YOUR CHARACTER KILLED INSTANTLY AND WITH NO WARNING.
In this circumstance, normal res-protocol does not apply. You are revived at L0 and barred from re-entering the current dungeon. I do not put up with grappling in 3.5 in any context. I apologize if this makes any currently-selected feats or class features useless, you may replace them with an equivalent at your own discretion.
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 4:19 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 5:40 pm
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Thhartokk Shrink item is a 3rd level spell. I'm just into preparing for the future. Well. This will be interesting, to say the least. I know, and Shrink Item will work so long as it's for food or other similar items.But using it to turn a pebble into a flying boulder necessitates siege rules being brought out. If I have to do that for a character that can't do that much damage with some other spell, then you roll a save to stop the boulder going off early and crushing you.
Interesting indeed.
Also, because it's getting too cluttered and I like brevity (and screwball antics, which my rules pretty much slaughter...), I'll be pruning the House Rules list later tonight or early tomorrow morning. In fact, I'll be reducing it to these rules:
1. If I say an action of yours doesn't work and post in OOC that you now have one Death-By-Stupidity: warning, doing it again will result in your death. If I say you have an Annihilation-By-Stupidity: warning, doing it again will result in you being kicked back to L0. Certain actions, including attempting anything that breaks the dungeon or that is a part of the baseline rules of the campaign's causal setting results in two Annihilation-By-Stupidity. 2. Attempting to initiate a grapple or bring the grapple rules into play via any method will result in you being kicked to L0 and locked out of the current dungeon. 3. Anything shown in DMotR, Chainmail Bikini, or any webcomic linked to from the other one is covered in the instant-ABS clause in Rule 1. 3.5. This applies to xkcd as well. 3.5.5. In addendum, referencing xkcd in any fashion while in-character is ABS and possibly getting kicked out of the roleplay. That guy is just messed.
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 5:17 pm
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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2010 3:59 am
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Thhartokk ~eh. My DM just says that boulders deal 10d8 bludgeoning damage, hilariously subject to the same miss chance that sling pellets are. Soooooooooooo can we start soon? EDIT: Can we add a Bloodline to our characters? Then you can use Shrink Item on a boulder once you have other spells that can deal that much damage.
We'll start once Fai finishes up her character sheet. She and I would have done it yesterday, but the school's wifi blocks myth-weavers, and she didn't have the page up when she came to school, so we were stuck with giving her padded armor and two daggers and calling it a day. If we don't finish up today, screw three people, I'll start with two and Fai can be a latecomer. Or I'll just bring in a generic Rogue that'll be replaced with Iggy (Fai's character) when she finishes up her CS.
You may add up to two bloodlines. If you do choose to add two, however, your base race is overwritten with the bloodline that provides the lower ECL (or the most mundane if both provide identical ECL changes). In other words, choosing to add half-dragon and half-celestial would cause your base race to change to one of those two, even if your previous race was half-orc. Which reminds me, half-orcs and half-elves are considered full-blooded orcs and elves for the purposes of this rule. Each may add two, the first one overwrites their non-orc/elf ancestry.
And bloodlines are subject to the restrictions of biology and in-game mechanics. A half-dragon gnome is highly unlikely because dragons have too much pride to transform into something so small, and any larger race wouldn't... fit.
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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2010 4:09 pm
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Thhartokk Naw, I don't mean half-breeds, I mean Bloodlines.You take a level of your bloodline at specific points depending on how strong it is, and you get specific bonuses as you level up, continuously. Minor bloodlines take one level, moderate two, and major three. Fluff-wise, it represents the fact that somewhere further back than your mother or father there was a member of the ___ race in your ancestry. I've never heard of this before in my life, and the only reason I use v.3.5 instead of the easier-to-utilize v.4.0 is because I've read the 3.5 books through so many times I've got the system damn near memorized. I might integrate this into a future campaign, thanks for showing me, but this close to launch I'm going to just say no. Sorry.
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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2010 6:08 pm
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