4e homebrew pbp

**sappire07** · 29th July 2010, 05:27 AM

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**Walking Dad** · 9th August 2010, 12:36 PM

Alfandas Morninglight

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**Camelot** · 9th August 2010, 05:53 PM

Kemreg of the Colekurs

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**orkish_blade** · 10th August 2010, 04:51 AM

Human cleric level 1

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A priest of Ioun (or other deity of knowledge), Cedrick took a round-about journey to find his path in life. Cedrick grew up in a small village of primarily sheepherders and subsistence farmers in an isolated valley. Tradesmen would come into the valley once or twice a year to barter woven cloth, horses, spices, and trinkets for wagonloads of wool and salted mutton. Cedrick loved the stories and the songs the traders would bring with them, tales of the wide world, of monsters, and of great heroes. Cedrick's father died of an unknown illness when Cedrick was very young, leaving his mother to care for him and his younger brother Lane and manage the farm. She had some modest training as an herbalist and healer, knowledge she passed on to Cedrick and Lane, but she had little skill or knowledge of raising sheep. She lost ownership of the family's flock and land through a series of poor business decisions, and scraped a living selling her healing balms and herbal poultices. She re-married to another sheepherder Gehrin, also widowed, who had three children of his own. Gehrin never warmed up to Cedrick and Lane, and Cedrick felt isolated and alone. Though he know it would break his mother's heart, Cedrick ran away from home at the age of 13 and never looked back. He followed the road northward out of the valley, begging for food from village to village before heading westward. Cedrick fell in with a band of footpads and was arrested by a constable in a village hundreds of miles from home at the age of 15. While in prison, Cedrick was visited by Askron, a priest of Ioun, who took it as a personal mission to reach out to youths who had taken up a life of crime. Askron would bring Cedrick books to read during the lonely hours of his prison sentence. When Cedrick stood trial, months later, Askron appealed to the magistrate to release Cedrick into his custody. Cedrick owing an enormous debt of gratitude to Askron followed him from city to city and town to town visiting prisons, jails, libraries, and temples, voraciously reading any books he could get his hands on - histories, travelers' journals, treatises on trade, volumes of poetry, tomes on magic. It was on the visits with criminals that Cedrick felt his calling, the questions he needed answered, "What is evil? why do men do ill unto other men?"--a question to which none had a satisfying answer. And with that question growing in his mind, he left Askron to seek the answers along far darker paths than the hallways of prisons and the corridors of libraries.

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**Voda Vosa** · 13th August 2010, 09:42 PM

Krassa, Wilden Swarm Druid

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Krassa. Perhaps a wood name. Krassa, the wilden, walking side by side with the wild elves of the forests. Krassa appeared one day in the forests, lost, barely walking, hungry, but alive. The druids of the local Druidic community adopted the child, as they sensed in him, a powerful connection with the powers of nature. Krassa developed a strange fascination with plants and fungi, something most druids do, but just at certain level. Most of them feel more attracted to a diversity of animals, who can also make something to protect the forest more actively.
But not Krassa. The only wilden in the Druidic community, and also, the only druid that didn't get along with animals.
When the ritual in which Krassa was to commune with nature in extreme, in which his bond with the Powers would be complete, he proved again, to be unique.
Most druids adopt the shape of the primal beast first, to morph into the animal with which they have a special connection, like a bear, or a wolf. But Krassa's primal beast form was fleet. After only a few minutes, Krassa's body morphed into a mass of shifting vegetation! He resembled a Shambling mound to most of the druids present, including the high druid. After our young druid finished his transformation, the High Druid approached him. Krassa's master feared the reaction of the old druid. Krassa himself lowered his head, trying not to look at the elder in the eyes. But the High druid's word surprised them all. "My dear child, you, as nature itself, are extraordinary surprising"

With the blessing of the elders, Krassa decided to leave his home in the heart of the forests, and wander the land. His fascination for plants led him to journey to any forests of which he had knowledge of. With him, he carries a big heavy book, in which he notes every specimen, with draws and descriptions, and also it's uses, if any. He hopes to write a huge catalogue of plants, that covers from the smallest grass to the tallest tree.

**Legildur** · 16th August 2010, 07:43 AM

Cold Gnarul, Human Earthstrength Warden

Str 18, Con 16, Dex 12, Int 8, Wis 12, Cha 10
AC 18, Fort 16, Ref 14, Will 13
HPS 33, Bloodied 16, Surge 8 (12/day)
Speed 6, Init 1
Athletics 6, Endurance 5, Nature 6, Perception 6
Passive Insight 11, Passive Perception 16

Immediate Actions: Warden's Fury (Interrupt), Warden's Grasp (Reaction)
At Will: Weight of Earth, Strength of Stone, Thorn Strike
Encounter: Second Wind, Action Point, Earth Spikes
Daily: Form of Winter's Herald + Attack

Class abilities: Font of Life, Guardian Might (Earthstrength), Nature's Wrath.

Feats: Weapon Expertise (heavy blade), Sudden Roots.

Languages: Common, Elven.

Equipment: Hide armor, heavy shield, longsword, dagger, 2x javelin, adventurer's kit, totem, 14gp.

Longsword +8 attack for 1d8+4 damage
Javelin +6 attack for 1d6+4 damage

Gnarul (pronounced Nar-rule) steps of the boat dropping his backpack and javelins next to his feet. The pale-skinned human wipes his profusely sweating brow with his right hand and uses his left hand to pull back his unruly mop of hair. The hide armor covering his torso and limbs is ardorned with crude etchings of vegetation, as is the large shield tied to his back, which on closer examination are simply representations of some exotic thorny vine.