Recent content by Ferret

I didn't know Eric very well, but I didn't have to, to know how much he helped this community. My condolences are with his friends and family.

I'm often unreliable, in the sense that something always seems to turn up at the last minute that draws me away from our current regular game. (It's happened before as well.) Given that the reasons for this unreliability are unlikely to go away, and I want to keep roleplaying when I can, how...

The thing is I'm most used to the characters not having a shared history, if this is the player's first game of the campaign. Surely you'd pick 'professional' agents (hired adventurers) over non-professionals?

How do people get this to work in their games? I mean when the plot begins with official summons by a lord or king, to begin a quest. I tried asking this here, but it suits a discussion much better.

HtV? Any idea which splatbook it was?

Do you want to specify? Do you want Grim? Funny? Like star wars without Jedis? Time-Travel??

This run down might help inform your choices, it looks like a pretty inclusive list of character development systems. Infact, this looks like what you want:

An excellent question popped up on the Roleplaying Games Stack Exchange site the other day, that left me stumped: How does nWoD's Secret History chapter relate to the other core books? Does anyone know if the secret history is linked in *any* way in any of the other World of Darkness books? If...

Love it :D

Long time! No see, ENWorld! I was digging through my old files and found a request I put in for my 4E dwarven warlock. I don't think I ever got a reply, so I'm putting it back up for anyone wanting a stab at drawing her.

Sorry, if he only takes one...as this was a straight up comparison.:p

That's right, blame the sailors =p

I'm very interested in this! :D

Indeed, the shifty stabby stabby rogue takes DS as he will have a high dex and will likely go first, but wants to make sure. the fighter who wants a boost takes II, as he may have a very poor dexterity, and needs the boost.

Brainless Pirates...:lol: Do you read Terry Pratchett? Vimes, and Carrot are certainly 10+ level guards. Tea Time is (or was) a highish level Assassin. People above this sort of level can't really be random, at least in their own world. That is to say that it may seem like some random guard...