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*blink* Kay. In our Midwood campaign, the bard has become rather essential. If for no other reason than he ends up driving the plot half the time. He also saved our bacon multiple times with his arrows and some rather creative spellcasting. Stats? enh. Not so concerned. But the game we're...

And now for one of my favorite moments of the entire campaign so far. Yes, for those reading, that's Renraw. Shivering away and convulsing in pain as the other party members casually discuss the statues. It never gets less funny every time I read it.

Heh. Almost forgot just how much we were Team Bicker.

*snort* a-heh. ha-ha! HA! BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! ahem.

Wow that background section looks large on mine. Tell me if you need to cut it down. Also, I have some more languages owed me, but no idea which ones would be good to pick for a Ptolus campaign. Any advice?

Description and Background Ada is rather physically intimidating. One could even call her "thick". Over six feet tall and at least a third of that wide, she towers over most men and is perfectly aware of it. She has shoulder length brown hair that is often pulled back into a severe ponytail...

Congrats to everyone, including those who weren't picked. It was fun as hell reading everyone's characters. And I'm a sucker for odd character driven parties. I'm reading this thread even if I never get to play.

heh. Dig it Verbatim. Actually, I was thinking of tossing up an alternate to fill the cleric gap we've had. A priest of Lothian whose faith in the Church is taking a beating... Cause his superiors have asked him to accompany those investigating to make sure that... no... incriminating evidence...

hm... See, I had Ada pick Dungeoneering knowledge- under the idea that she's picked up lots from Delver conversations she's paid attention to in the Onyx Spider. Should I change this to Local knowledge? (Both would fit pretty well actually...)

Who ever said Ada is into men... But yeah, it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to assume that some of Ada's and Grant's girls (and clients) have crossed paths at times. Ada doesn't run a bothel so much as a low rent call girl service run out of the Onyx Spider. She brings the girls to her...

hm... yes and no. Ada's always a bit nervous, and therefore salty, when she runs into someone from the Warrens, as it reminds her of a place she's trying desperately hard to get away from and wants nothing to do with. But as long as Grant wasn't one of those that made her life (more) miserable...

heh. Thanks Bacon, that's nice to hear. The more I think about it, the more I think Lawful Evil is apropriate actually (pending approval from Master Dustyboots). I've never been a fan of MUAHAHAHA Mustache Twirlers. The only trouble Ada may cause uneccessarily may be punching someone in the face...

hm... Looking at that, we could use another cleric for sure... Didn't quite realize that... hm...

So here we go. I was going to make a rogue, but plenty seems to be going that route. I also thought it was time to inject a little moral ambiguity into the proceedings (heck, i almost made her Lawful Evil. I still might.) Let me know if I forgot anything or if anyone has any advice. This is my...

Damn... I'm tempted... I'll wait to give others a shot at the slots. If you don't quite have enough PC's, I'll dive in. And yeah, I'm one of those migrants...

Heh. Yeah the idea may not be the most practical, but I'm more about character concepts than practicality. (And I'm with you on the spiked chain sillyness). I'm just curious if the concept is worth the effort. I just like the image of a ranger whirling around tripping people with a whip and...

So I am contemplating creating a 3rd level Human Ranger with the two-weapon combat style who uses a whip and axes, both throwing and hand. He's an older semi-retired adventurer who used this to dismount goblins from their wolves. My question is this. Which three feats would best make this work...

First time posting so be gentle. I've been seriously thinking about going Loremaster/Alienist when the time comes. Our game is an even split between XP-less roleplaying and dungeon crawls of a sort. In fact, it isn't terribly uncommon for players to willingly dive into death if it fits the...