OOC: out of character comments and questions).
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I am slowly completing the forum and adding 'the finishing touches'. Then I will open the threads so you may all post.
Presently we have a dozen people expressing interest and I will view the characters sheets later.
Please keep the questions coming and remember to read through any additions I make to such House Rules or Deities & Magic.
Presently we have a dozen people expressing interest and I will view the characters sheets later.
Please keep the questions coming and remember to read through any additions I make to such House Rules or Deities & Magic.
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Loving the house rule touches and tweaks to mages and cleric. I think the spell casting rolls for mages could work well and allow them to function beyond torchbearers.
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Trying to balance mages as traditionally they are under powered and no one wants to cast 'magic missile' once then twiddle thumbs.
Hopefully the adjustment adds some extra positive dynamic.
Hopefully the adjustment adds some extra positive dynamic.
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I will view the sheets later but you can introduce your character in the Helix settlement tavern thread.
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quote:"I will update the cleric topic here with the tables. But in short a good cleric may turn undead on a successful roll vs the creature type and cause a random number to move away for 3-12 rounds or in the case of higher level clerics, destroy them."
That was the essence of my question- I wasn't sure what turning does but since I'm required by my religion to utterly destroy undead I was wondering how that works with turning. Still trying to obtain a copy of the 1st ed DMG
That was the essence of my question- I wasn't sure what turning does but since I'm required by my religion to utterly destroy undead I was wondering how that works with turning. Still trying to obtain a copy of the 1st ed DMG
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Ok. So you can download a free pdf online if needed.
Turning Undead is basically your charisma and strength of will empowered by your faith to compel the restless undead to obey your authority. Depending on your class level and the HD level or ability of the undead, you may 'turn' them (they run away), slay them instantly by the power of your word or destroy them to ashes.
You roll a d20 against a target number, success means you turn a certain amount, failure means you are ignored.
Turning Undead is basically your charisma and strength of will empowered by your faith to compel the restless undead to obey your authority. Depending on your class level and the HD level or ability of the undead, you may 'turn' them (they run away), slay them instantly by the power of your word or destroy them to ashes.
You roll a d20 against a target number, success means you turn a certain amount, failure means you are ignored.
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I updated Orgoth to add he is a follower of Cromm Cruach, he carries a wooden holy symbol of his.
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as a thief I suppose I don't need to worry about such holy matters 

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I have just edited the 1st Brazen Strumpet Tavern post to include drinks, food and lodging prices.
Just post what you order and deduct amount from your coinage.
Just post what you order and deduct amount from your coinage.
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Current state of play:
In the tavern:
Vann Hector & Orgoth talking to adventurers Dunkirk and Argo. Waiting for Orgoth post.
Golgarth, Cosmo & Sir Dewey ministering to Alastar on tavern verandah. Waiting for Sir Dewey post.
Dalin at bar. Mai, Sigrid & Cadeweed at table. Converse and post actions.
Friar John in Chapel of St Ygg with Brother Gamdar. Waiting on post.
In the tavern:
Vann Hector & Orgoth talking to adventurers Dunkirk and Argo. Waiting for Orgoth post.
Golgarth, Cosmo & Sir Dewey ministering to Alastar on tavern verandah. Waiting for Sir Dewey post.
Dalin at bar. Mai, Sigrid & Cadeweed at table. Converse and post actions.
Friar John in Chapel of St Ygg with Brother Gamdar. Waiting on post.
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Hey everyone! I think I might finally be ready to join!
You folks aren’t wasting any time here, eh?
I hope there is still a plot hook left for me to screw up.

You folks aren’t wasting any time here, eh?
I hope there is still a plot hook left for me to screw up.

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Plenty in the first tavern post, the bulletin board or what you create yourselves.
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Well actually Dalin thought he was near Orgoth and Vann Hector listening to them talk more or less at the bar is where he thought they were located.
So really Dalin is more or less using his training and experience to observe the room and those near him before jumping into anything. Esp if we don't know any of the other characters.
So really Dalin is more or less using his training and experience to observe the room and those near him before jumping into anything. Esp if we don't know any of the other characters.
“All men did have darkness. Some wore it in the form of horns. Some bore it invisibly as rot in their souls.”
― Paul S. Kemp, Shadowbred
"If good people won’t do the hard things, evil people will always win, because evil people will do anything."
― Paul S. Kemp, Twilight Falling
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― Paul S. Kemp, Shadowbred
"If good people won’t do the hard things, evil people will always win, because evil people will do anything."
― Paul S. Kemp, Twilight Falling
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No, the verandah is on the street front outside. The beggar went there to eat and you three went outside to feed him. Then you posted Dalin going back inside to the bar.
Seem to have cross posted. You can edit you last post. I didn't notice your ten foot pole and I think Sven has gone to chat with the group noted in my first tavern thread. You can chat with them too of course or another group, chat to staff, explore village, get to know other characters.
Seem to have cross posted. You can edit you last post. I didn't notice your ten foot pole and I think Sven has gone to chat with the group noted in my first tavern thread. You can chat with them too of course or another group, chat to staff, explore village, get to know other characters.
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Just posted Orgoth seeing OM and going to talk to him.
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I think the problems is all the moving all over the place I thought most were at the bar some went to a table and I didn't realise Alastar was outside as originally it sounded like he was inside the tavern....
“All men did have darkness. Some wore it in the form of horns. Some bore it invisibly as rot in their souls.”
― Paul S. Kemp, Shadowbred
"If good people won’t do the hard things, evil people will always win, because evil people will do anything."
― Paul S. Kemp, Twilight Falling
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― Paul S. Kemp, Shadowbred
"If good people won’t do the hard things, evil people will always win, because evil people will do anything."
― Paul S. Kemp, Twilight Falling
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We need to just decide on something and go after it.
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Sven is here to herd some cats. 

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