Eberron ~ Gloria e Flamae Solei ~ Calling Logicsfate

Should we be from a specific place, like Sharn, or can we be from anywhere? I could likely tie my background to any city.

Ivan Kurgoth

(Summary)

Rogan Kurgoth and Belle Anstalla were two adveturers who had gone there whole careers without getting killed. Facing death over and over togeather made them unseprable, despite there different views on the world. Now they have retired to live in luxury in a small town and to raise a child of their own, the one they would name Ivan.

As Ivan grew he learn two very sepperate lessons. People are sheep take them for what you can. People are weak so the strong must protect them. Whatever you want is there for the taking. Want little and youll always have enough. Kidnapping is a morally grey area if you do it right. There is nothing worse than harming anouther. It's the best way to get what you want. The church is always their if you need help. Yeah their bigger sheep than the rest. Healing is the most cherished ability. Look,son it's easy sneakstabgrab now you try.

Taking the visiousness, rogue skills, and uncaring demeanor from his father and the love for the church, clerical skills and the disapproval of evil from his mother, Ivan formed his own ideas conforming to his mildly twisted views on morality.

On his seventeenth birth day he left for the church, and was easily accepted due to his eagerness and previous knowledge. Not long thereafter found his true calling, pallidanship and the art of conflict. It was apon training and learning the martial weapons that Ivan finally decided the weapon he would use to bring the light of the enternal flame to the shadowsThe weapon embolized on his holy symbol. The arrow.

For some time after he did mission after mission for the church, dredging evil out of every corner and exposing it to the light. Spending all free time attempting to improve the mastery of the weapon he now holds dear. Going so far as to join the Order of the Bow Iniatiate. From their training he experienced little of the zin they preach but took But rather pushed hard at the precision, and dicipline aspects. Despite the time spent training with the order Ivan never lost his focus on the true goal.

tyrlaan said:

Should we be from a specific place, like Sharn, or can we be from anywhere? I could likely tie my background to any city.

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Nope, I'm not to picky. I would prefer if everyone had ties to Thrane, as the Faithful are based in Flamekeep, as is your base of operations.

What if one has never played in Eberron before?

I could be interested, if you allow another player. I´m thinking on taking the order of the bow initiate (cleric/fighter at first, then cleric/initiate). Note that the church of the silver flame favors archery, and the prestige class itself has religious overtones.

edit: The order of the bow initiate is in Complete Warrior. I´ll send you the prestige class, and the feats from that book if you need them.

Agral Orte

Son of a wealthy merchant stablished in Taliost near the end of the war, Agral soon rejected the ways of his family, turning instead to the fait of the Silver Flame. He spent most of his time listening to the teachings of a veteran of the Last War turned priest –an ex member of an archery company that also taught Aglar to use the longbow. Soon it was evident that the young boy was exceptionally devoted to his faith, and took the practice of his deity´s chosen weapon as a way to connect with the silver flame, each arrow a prayer to the truth.

He was eventually ordained, and left as a missionary, carrying the arrows of the church across all Khorvaire. The travels have hardened his spirit and resolution, being caught in several situations where he had to choose the lesser of two evils.

Once, he identified a demon possesing the leader of a small community. Moved by the pleas of the man´s daughter, he tried to exorcise the beast, but he failed and the fiend succeeded in corrupting the community. In the resulting conflict, many people died –including the leader´s young daughter. Since that, he promised himself to not hesitate again and always act decisively, even if that means doing a lesser evil.

Agar is a powerful priest, and an able fighter. Guided by his faith and intuition, his arrows have killed many evil creatures and wrongdoers. He´s not so subtle when it comes to intrigue and sneakiness, but his combat prowess and spells are a welcome addition.

Dyne said:

What if one has never played in Eberron before?

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Thanks for the interest, Dyne, but with Someone's concept, we're full. I'll sign both you and Mithran up as alternates, but I really would like to have players with the Eberron book.

Someone said:

I could be interested, if you allow another player. I´m thinking on taking the order of the bow initiate (cleric/fighter at first, then cleric/initiate). Note that the church of the silver flame favors archery, and the prestige class itself has religious overtones.

edit: The order of the bow initiate is in Complete Warrior. I´ll send you the prestige class, and the feats from that book if you need them.

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You're in, Someone. I would appreciate if you could send that, my email addresses are listed in a post above.

That's all for recruitment! We've got some great concepts. If everyone can start getting characters fleshed out, I hope to start next Saturday, Feb. 19th.

The Confrontation line of miniatures has some examples that fit the feel of this campaign perfectly. Here's some examples, along with some Reaper minis that fit as well.