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[Second Coming of Madman]

Is it bad that I want rent-a-Guyvers Bionoids as enemies later on? Seems like they would be a interesting challenge to fight. Perhaps we can have the items themselves be old Elvish masterworks created in their wars against the humans?

[Random Gal]

And Lilith has the skillmonkey angle covered. I think we've got a pretty decent party together as it is.

Regarding tanks, between a dwarven monk, a fairly beefy cleric, and a guy with a pet mountain lion and spontaneous animal summoning, I doubt we have much to worry about.

[Second Coming of Madman]

And Lilith has the skillmonkey angle covered. I think we've got a pretty decent party together as it is.

Cue Mechtaur sending us to the Temple of Elemental Evil for our first game.

Or adapting the Tomb of Horrors to massacre us from the start. Mechtaur's a slippery GM, if I've gauged him right.

[Witchyjoshy]

Well, actually, I was unsure if I wanted to roll a bard or a witch, but if you really want to play a bard, I guess I'll roll a witch then

[Random Gal]

And Lilith has the skillmonkey angle covered. I think we've got a pretty decent party together as it is.

Cue Mechtaur sending us to the Temple of Elemental Evil for our first game.

Just joking, there's no way he's going to convert it.

My players still resent me for including White Plume Mountain and the Tomb of Horrors in the last campaign. Although the former was actually pretty fun from my perspective, the latter really was going too far.

EDIT: Quick question: How much starting gold do we get to buy equipment?

[Mechtaur]

The Class Average sounds fair. You can try to get more, but you do risk getting less.

And Lilith has the skillmonkey angle covered. I think we've got a pretty decent party together as it is.

Cue Mechtaur sending us to the Temple of Elemental Evil for our first game.

Or adapting the Tomb of Horrors to massacre us from the start. Mechtaur's a slippery GM, if I've gauged him right.

If I can find any of my old papers, we could do what I call a Nine Hells Crawl, provided you guys actually are wanting a no-holds bar beatdown game. I can of course just try my best to remake it if I can't.

EDIT: Including some stuff.

[Random Gal]

Not enough for a longbow then. OK, I'll go with a shortbow for now, and that plus arrows still leaves enough for a longsword and wooden armor, with 4 gp left. My feat will be Spell Focus (Conjuration), which is mostly useless for now but necessary to get Augment Summoning at third level. Skills to follow.

Oh, and I'm bringing a club as well. Never know when you'll be facing bludgeoning-vulnerable undead.

[Mechtaur]

Not enough for a longbow then. OK, I'll go with a shortbow for now, and that plus arrows still leaves enough for a longsword and wooden armor, with 4 gp left. My feat will be Spell Focus (Conjuration), which is mostly useless for now but necessary to get Augment Aummoning at third level. Skills to follow.

Just curious, how integral is the longbow to your character?

[Witchyjoshy]

By the way, would everyone be alright with me calling my male witch a "Witcher"?  Because I do plan on rolling one, but it feels weird for him to call himself a "Witch."

Not the same type of witcher as the main character of the titular game/book series, of course.

[Zygarde]

Wouldn't a male witch just be a Warlock?

[Random Gal]

Not enough for a longbow then. OK, I'll go with a shortbow for now, and that plus arrows still leaves enough for a longsword and wooden armor, with 4 gp left. My feat will be Spell Focus (Conjuration), which is mostly useless for now but necessary to get Augment Aummoning at third level. Skills to follow.

Just curious, how integral is the longbow to your character?

I wanted it to be my primary weapon, but there wasn't any special connection to it. I would add that the party does not have much in the way of ranged combat aside from spells, though.

Wouldn't a male witch just be a Warlock?

I believe there's a separate class called Warlock in one of the splatbooks.

[Mechtaur]

I see no issue with calling him a Witcher if it bothers you.

Wouldn't a male witch just be a Warlock?

A Witch gains its spells through a familiar that acts as a mediator between the Witch and its Pact. A Warlock on the other hand communes directly with the Pact itself, gaining more direct power but also being more closely bound and watched.

Not enough for a longbow then. OK, I'll go with a shortbow for now, and that plus arrows still leaves enough for a longsword and wooden armor, with 4 gp left. My feat will be Spell Focus (Conjuration), which is mostly useless for now but necessary to get Augment Aummoning at third level. Skills to follow.

Just curious, how integral is the longbow to your character?

I wanted it to be my primary weapon, but there wasn't any special connection to it. I would add that the party does not have much in the way of ranged combat aside from spells, though.

Wipe the rest of your gold and take it if you so choose. After all, I have no proof if you so choose to roll instead and "mysteriously" gain max or close to that amount.


EDIT: Magus, or a mod, would you mind adding the "Character Sheets" to the first post as they come?

[Random Gal]

If you'll allow me to drop the shortbow and the longsword for it, I will (that would be 45 gp, and only leave me 30 gp over the average). I'd prefer to keep my armor though. I don't have a problem with the gear I have, though.

[Mechtaur]

If you'll allow me to drop the shortbow and the longsword for it, I will (that would be 45 gp, and only leave me 30 gp over the average). I'd prefer to keep my armor though. I don't have a problem with the gear I have, though.

That sounds fair to me. You don't sound like the type of person who'll be in close-combat too often, so I doubt you'll be bothered by the loss of the LS too much.

[Witchyjoshy]

Good idea, I'll gather up the character sheets and add them to the first post after I've posted mine.