
Edit: Also, whats the Campaign ID so I can add it to the character for dice rolls?
The campaign ID is 152, glad to hear you are still on board!MonkeyWrench wrote:Thought I'd give a shout out to mordechiyoel, I loved your background story!!
Edit: Also, whats the Campaign ID so I can add it to the character for dice rolls?
Thanks! and miss the chance to be a superhero? No way!Rukellian wrote:The campaign ID is 152, glad to hear you are still on board!MonkeyWrench wrote:Thought I'd give a shout out to mordechiyoel, I loved your background story!!
Edit: Also, whats the Campaign ID so I can add it to the character for dice rolls?
Alright, I have no complaints there. I made the backstory in about 5 minutes during lunch today so I'm glad you like itRukellian wrote:Good backstory! The powers and skills looked fine, no complaints there. Just as a reminder though, I'm staying away from the color system and will be using instead this for all percentile rolls:
Black = 100 or 1-19
Red = 20-59
Blue = 60-89
Yellow = 90-99
As a Ph.D. student, I had to laugh at this.Pulpatoon wrote:Because that's obviously not as important as his publication history.
Zhym wrote:As a Ph.D. student, I had to laugh at this.Pulpatoon wrote:Because that's obviously not as important as his publication history.
"Yes, yes, Professor Perryton. The tenure committee is aware that you can move objects with the power of your thoughts and make birds do your bidding. And we appreciate that you have saved the world a few times, although these were mere practical applications of previous work, not fundamental theoretical contributions to the field. But we are concerned that too many of your publications are not in top tier journals..."
Zhym wrote:As a Ph.D. student, I had to laugh at this.Pulpatoon wrote:Because that's obviously not as important as his publication history.
"Yes, yes, Professor Perryton. The tenure committee is aware that you can move objects with the power of your thoughts and make birds do your bidding. And we appreciate that you have saved the world a few times, although these were mere practical applications of previous work, not fundamental theoretical contributions to the field. But we are concerned that too many of your publications are not in top tier journals..."
hahaahahahahatooleychris wrote:Except those of us with super human observation that can't find a big black bird in a snow storm!
Now there is an idea. I'm sure that the sheer cold generated from one of Permafrost's abilities could have forced the person in question out of hiding... just sayingtooleychris wrote:Except those of us with super human observation that can't find a big black bird in a snow storm!