An Alternative Problem.

[Voda Vosa]

I think, that for the sake of simplicity, you should use ethier D&D 3.5 or d20 modern or the pulp heroes edition, that would go nicely with this post apocalyptic world I like so much.
If the last is the case, I will be delighted to play a scientist. If we go for D&D, then a rouge or a fighter, or a mix between those.
Nice concept, really.

 

[Jemal]

any of the original posters have concepts yet that would work in a low level (2-6) D&D 3.5 game?

 

[Walking Dad]

If I may add something, even if I'm not an original posters (I hadn't seen the thread before):

Is your last question about the catastrophe that leads into this bleak settin?

Or a character concept (with stats?)?

Last question: May I join your merry group?

 

[Jemal]

To clarify, I'm looking for character concepts... what you guys would like to play in this type of world. Just need a basic concept right now, as I haven't decided on exact creation stats yet.
And yes, recruiting is still open ATM, at least until I get a few character concepts.

 

[serow]

Post-apocolyptic D&D? Sounds good. Would need some work holding back on the spells though. But other than that, I'd like to apply with a hesitant ranger who's good at his stuff but just a little scared to die.
E6 sounds good for this.

 

[Walking Dad]

Does the characters have any idea what happened?

If yes, the kind of "d-day" would affect the background.

Standard D&D world before the happening?

What about "monsterous" races? I could think of some catastrophes that would force unlikely alliances.

 

[Jemal]

Good questions - You'll find the answers to those (AND MORE!) over in my newly posted thread for this campaign now that I've decided what I'm doing :
Rebuilding