KahlessNestor
Adventurer
Okay, put me down for Nobleman's Wild Daughter and I will give it a try.
[Needle at Full] Beyond the Wall and Other Adventures
Mark Chance
Boingy! Boingy!
Let's assume we're going to run this with three players. If you've not picked a playbook, please do so. Also, please provide the requested die rolls. No need to use an on-line roller unless you want to.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Herobizkit
Adventurer
Dwarven Runecaster: 3, 1, 3, 5, 1, 3, 4
KahlessNestor
Adventurer
Nobleman's Wild Daughter:
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Mark Chance
Boingy! Boingy!
Herobizkit, here's the initial character information based on your playbook choice and dice rolls. There is +1 modification to Intelligence score due to Deuce Traveler's playbook/dice rolls.
Even more than others of your kin, you grew up valuing the past and keeping the stories and chants of your people. At a young age, you were apprenticed to the rune master and learned the secret magic of the dwarves.
Class/Level: Warrior-Mage/1
Alignment: Lawful, Neutral, or Chaotic
STR 15 (+1), INT 12 (+0), WIS 16 (+2), DEX 9 (+0), CON 13 (+1), CHA 7 (-1)
AC: 12
BAB: +1
Initiative: 1
Fortune Points: 3
Hit Points: 11
Saving Throws: Poison 14, Breath Weapon 15, Polymorph 13, Spell 12, Magic Item 11
Class Abilities: Sense Magic, Spell Casting (no access to cantrips or rituals), Weapon Specialization (Battle Axe for +1 to hit and +2 damage)
Racial Abilities: Dwarven Vision (Dwarves may see in any light. So long as their surroundings are not pitch black, they can see as well as humans in full daylight.); Strength of Stone (d10 Hit Dice rather than d8), True Name
Spells: Mystical Shield, Searing Heat
Skills: Athletics, Ancient History, Farming
Starting Equipment: dagger, fine dwarven clothing, a set of rune stones, a dwarven battle axe (+1 to hit and damage), faerie gold knife, leather armor (+2 AC), drink and food for a week, and 4d10 silvers.
What is the history of your clan? Your clan made its home in the rolling foothills, farming the land and providing for those of their kind who lived in the caves below them.
What drove you from the lands of your people? You broke a sacred oath and must now live in shame elsewhere.
When you left your own people, you found it difficult to live with humans. However,
the other characters became your fast friends. Who else became your friend? No one really. Most humans found you too strange and were frightened of you. You spent too much time alone.
What secrets do you know? The ways of war and the defense of your people.
Like all respectable dwarves, you bear the weapon of your fathers. What is it? A battle axe bearing golden runes.
What was your first big hassle amongst the tall people? The Nobleman's Wild Daughter was there with you. You drove a crooked merchant from the village when he would have taken advantage of honest folk. The Nobleman's Wild Daughter stopped the trader when he was caught stealing from the old widow.
On what did you carve your first rune? A golden knife. You own a knife made of faerie gold
Even more than others of your kin, you grew up valuing the past and keeping the stories and chants of your people. At a young age, you were apprenticed to the rune master and learned the secret magic of the dwarves.
Class/Level: Warrior-Mage/1
Alignment: Lawful, Neutral, or Chaotic
STR 15 (+1), INT 12 (+0), WIS 16 (+2), DEX 9 (+0), CON 13 (+1), CHA 7 (-1)
AC: 12
BAB: +1
Initiative: 1
Fortune Points: 3
Hit Points: 11
Saving Throws: Poison 14, Breath Weapon 15, Polymorph 13, Spell 12, Magic Item 11
Class Abilities: Sense Magic, Spell Casting (no access to cantrips or rituals), Weapon Specialization (Battle Axe for +1 to hit and +2 damage)
Racial Abilities: Dwarven Vision (Dwarves may see in any light. So long as their surroundings are not pitch black, they can see as well as humans in full daylight.); Strength of Stone (d10 Hit Dice rather than d8), True Name
Spells: Mystical Shield, Searing Heat
Skills: Athletics, Ancient History, Farming
Starting Equipment: dagger, fine dwarven clothing, a set of rune stones, a dwarven battle axe (+1 to hit and damage), faerie gold knife, leather armor (+2 AC), drink and food for a week, and 4d10 silvers.
What is the history of your clan? Your clan made its home in the rolling foothills, farming the land and providing for those of their kind who lived in the caves below them.
What drove you from the lands of your people? You broke a sacred oath and must now live in shame elsewhere.
When you left your own people, you found it difficult to live with humans. However,
the other characters became your fast friends. Who else became your friend? No one really. Most humans found you too strange and were frightened of you. You spent too much time alone.
What secrets do you know? The ways of war and the defense of your people.
Like all respectable dwarves, you bear the weapon of your fathers. What is it? A battle axe bearing golden runes.
What was your first big hassle amongst the tall people? The Nobleman's Wild Daughter was there with you. You drove a crooked merchant from the village when he would have taken advantage of honest folk. The Nobleman's Wild Daughter stopped the trader when he was caught stealing from the old widow.
On what did you carve your first rune? A golden knife. You own a knife made of faerie gold
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I didn't see which playbook Deuce Traveler picked...is that public info? 
The character generation for this is interesting, and I've been meaning to try this sort of game for awhile. I've a lull in my schedule now, so...seems like an opportunity.
Looking at a rogue, a mage, or a rogue-mage...depending on what Deuce is going for.
The character generation for this is interesting, and I've been meaning to try this sort of game for awhile. I've a lull in my schedule now, so...seems like an opportunity.
Looking at a rogue, a mage, or a rogue-mage...depending on what Deuce is going for.
Mark Chance
Boingy! Boingy!
I didn't see which playbook Deuce Traveler picked...is that public info?
Should be, which means I guess Deuce Traveler hasn't said?
Works for me. I'm flexible.
Mark Chance
Boingy! Boingy!
KahlessNestor, here's the initial character information based on your playbook choice and dice rolls. Your PC +1 modification to Wisdom score due the shared event with Herobizkit's PC.
You were never quiet and demure, as some would have wished you to be. You grew up on tales of heroes, mighty deeds, and great battles. You learned the ways of war in secret and can now best any lad in the castle.
Class/Level: Warrior/1
Alignment: Lawful, Neutral, or Chaotic
STR 11 (+0), INT 14 (+1), WIS 11 (+0), DEX 11 (+0), CON 17 (+2), CHA 8 (-1)
AC: 14
BAB: +1
Initiative: 2
Fortune Points: 3
Hit Points: 12
Saving Throws: Poison 14, Breath Weapon 17, Polymorph 15, Spell 17, Magic Item 16
Class Abilities: Knacks (Defensive Fighter), Weapon Specialization (Lance for +1 to hit and +2 to damage)
Skills: Alertness, Etiquette, Herbalism
Starting Equipment: an ancient standard, dagger, a stashed dress, chainmail, (+4 AC), a tabard of your house, a lance, fine boots, and 2d6+12 silvers.
How did your noble family earn its name? Tending the finest gardens and brewing the most helpful concoctions.
How did you distinguish yourself as a child? Everyone has something to teach, and you learned a little from them all.
The other player characters were your best friends. Who else near your family’s estates befriended you while you were growing up? Chafing under your family’s rules, you would sneak out at night and wander the woods with a peasant boy.
How did you become such a remarkable warrior? A landless knight who owed your parents a debt.
How did you finally earn the men’s respect? A beast of legend attacked the local village and you were the one who drove it off.
Your father threw a tourney and you entered in secret. What happened there? The Gifted Dilettante was there with you. The very first round was a loss for you, but you learned a great deal from the defeat. The Gifted Dilettante tended your wounds.
One night you went deeper beneath your family’s castle than ever before, into long abandoned dungeons, tunnels, and storerooms. What did you find? Your family’s ancient standard, somewhat tattered but still bright.
You were never quiet and demure, as some would have wished you to be. You grew up on tales of heroes, mighty deeds, and great battles. You learned the ways of war in secret and can now best any lad in the castle.
Class/Level: Warrior/1
Alignment: Lawful, Neutral, or Chaotic
STR 11 (+0), INT 14 (+1), WIS 11 (+0), DEX 11 (+0), CON 17 (+2), CHA 8 (-1)
AC: 14
BAB: +1
Initiative: 2
Fortune Points: 3
Hit Points: 12
Saving Throws: Poison 14, Breath Weapon 17, Polymorph 15, Spell 17, Magic Item 16
Class Abilities: Knacks (Defensive Fighter), Weapon Specialization (Lance for +1 to hit and +2 to damage)
Skills: Alertness, Etiquette, Herbalism
Starting Equipment: an ancient standard, dagger, a stashed dress, chainmail, (+4 AC), a tabard of your house, a lance, fine boots, and 2d6+12 silvers.
How did your noble family earn its name? Tending the finest gardens and brewing the most helpful concoctions.
How did you distinguish yourself as a child? Everyone has something to teach, and you learned a little from them all.
The other player characters were your best friends. Who else near your family’s estates befriended you while you were growing up? Chafing under your family’s rules, you would sneak out at night and wander the woods with a peasant boy.
How did you become such a remarkable warrior? A landless knight who owed your parents a debt.
How did you finally earn the men’s respect? A beast of legend attacked the local village and you were the one who drove it off.
Your father threw a tourney and you entered in secret. What happened there? The Gifted Dilettante was there with you. The very first round was a loss for you, but you learned a great deal from the defeat. The Gifted Dilettante tended your wounds.
One night you went deeper beneath your family’s castle than ever before, into long abandoned dungeons, tunnels, and storerooms. What did you find? Your family’s ancient standard, somewhat tattered but still bright.
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Ah, when you noted there was an ability score modification due to Deuce's playbook/roll, I thought that meant he'd already done so. My bad.
The assistant beast keeper could be good...or the gifted dilettante. My overall assumption is that the beast keeper is more of a 'stealth' rogue, and the dilettante is more of a social rogue...
Lets go with the dilettante for now.
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The assistant beast keeper could be good...or the gifted dilettante. My overall assumption is that the beast keeper is more of a 'stealth' rogue, and the dilettante is more of a social rogue...
Lets go with the dilettante for now.
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Mark Chance
Boingy! Boingy!
Shayuri, here's the initial character information based on your playbook choice and dice rolls. Your PC +1 modification to Intelligence score due the shared event with KahlessNestor's PC.
You are not the eldest in your family. You are not the greatest warrior of your many siblings, or a diligent student of the arcane arts. Rather, you have a broad range of abilities, a sharp mind, and a winning smile. You’ve also dabbled in some things you probably shouldn’t have. You know a bit of everything, and are rather bored with your situation.
Class/Level: Rogue-Mage/1
Alignment: Lawful, Neutral, or Chaotic
STR 13 (+1), INT 13 (+1), WIS 12 (+0), DEX 10 (+0), CON 10 (+0), CHA 14 (+1)
AC: 12
BAB: +0
Initiative: 3
Fortune Points: 3
Hit Points: 8
Saving Throws: Poison 13, Breath Weapon 16, Polymorph 12, Spell 15, Magic Item 14
Class Abilities: Highly Skilled (which accounts for the higher number of skills your PC has), Spell Casting (you can cast cantrips and rituals but not spells)
Skills: Alertness, Athletics, Etiquette, Riding, Stealth
Cantrips: Hexing, Second Sight
Ritual: Unseen Servant
Starting Equipment: a token of love, a dagger, a weapon of your choice, leather armor (+2 AC), a bit of food and drink, a very attractive
cloak, pouches full of oddments, and 2d6+12 silvers.
How did your noble family earn its name? Producing the finest knights.
How did you distinguish yourself as a child? You solved everyone else’s problems, and never mentioned your own.
The other player characters were your best friends. Who else near your family’s estates befriended you while you were growing up? You learned the ways of the castle at the side of the cook.
How did you learn to get your way? By gathering all the information you could.
What was your favorite pastime? Climbing every wall and ruin for miles around.
You dallied with forces beyond your ken. How did you save yourself with the help of a friend? The Devout Acolyte was there with you. A minor spirit was playing tricks on those around the castle, but you bound it to your will. You gain the cantrip Hexing and the ritual Unseen Servant.
You have amassed an assortment of oddities throughout your life, some of which you don’t even remember. What is your favorite? The favor of a pretty peasant.
You are not the eldest in your family. You are not the greatest warrior of your many siblings, or a diligent student of the arcane arts. Rather, you have a broad range of abilities, a sharp mind, and a winning smile. You’ve also dabbled in some things you probably shouldn’t have. You know a bit of everything, and are rather bored with your situation.
Class/Level: Rogue-Mage/1
Alignment: Lawful, Neutral, or Chaotic
STR 13 (+1), INT 13 (+1), WIS 12 (+0), DEX 10 (+0), CON 10 (+0), CHA 14 (+1)
AC: 12
BAB: +0
Initiative: 3
Fortune Points: 3
Hit Points: 8
Saving Throws: Poison 13, Breath Weapon 16, Polymorph 12, Spell 15, Magic Item 14
Class Abilities: Highly Skilled (which accounts for the higher number of skills your PC has), Spell Casting (you can cast cantrips and rituals but not spells)
Skills: Alertness, Athletics, Etiquette, Riding, Stealth
Cantrips: Hexing, Second Sight
Ritual: Unseen Servant
Starting Equipment: a token of love, a dagger, a weapon of your choice, leather armor (+2 AC), a bit of food and drink, a very attractive
cloak, pouches full of oddments, and 2d6+12 silvers.
How did your noble family earn its name? Producing the finest knights.
How did you distinguish yourself as a child? You solved everyone else’s problems, and never mentioned your own.
The other player characters were your best friends. Who else near your family’s estates befriended you while you were growing up? You learned the ways of the castle at the side of the cook.
How did you learn to get your way? By gathering all the information you could.
What was your favorite pastime? Climbing every wall and ruin for miles around.
You dallied with forces beyond your ken. How did you save yourself with the help of a friend? The Devout Acolyte was there with you. A minor spirit was playing tricks on those around the castle, but you bound it to your will. You gain the cantrip Hexing and the ritual Unseen Servant.
You have amassed an assortment of oddities throughout your life, some of which you don’t even remember. What is your favorite? The favor of a pretty peasant.
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