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The raven screeched and flapped away, hopping a number of chairs to put some distance between him and the rat. When Kor saw the creature was securely held, he hopped back to his master’s shoulder, and taunted, “Fool rat! Fool Dickens! Kor shall pluck out thy shiny, shiny eyes! Kor shall-“ The...

The half-orc looked up from his book, brows elevated in mild surprise at the dwarf. He managed a stray glance toward Kor, who turned his tiny bird head up towards the rafters to caw aggressively at the rat. The young man mulled over the dwarf’s question as he closed his book and let it slip back...

“Master! Master! Food!” A few people cringed at the grating scream as the door of the Dunn Wright in swung open, then closed again. A raven flapped up from the grey-skinned and black-tattooed shoulder it sat upon, leaving the bare-chested half-orc below to grumble in gruff but unaccented Venzan...

Huzzah! Thank you.

Well, I got one from Systol, one from Satin Knights, one from Mowgli, and one from GlassEye. So it passes then? Who adds it to the wiki?

Huzzah! How many votes does it need?

I think the more traditional setting source book style will be more helpful to players. My suggestion is, organize the general information that would be available to the common man into the Player's Guide, then have a second DM's Guide that is the same thing, but each entry includes secrets and...

Thanks! So far as I can tell, the Shrouded Lands are a little dark and a little silly, a little strange and a little sad. I try to keep faerie tales and children's stories in mind when I do an entry.

Bump for visibility. Harkoz is looking close to done.

Yea, I'm starting to think staves might be a good fit. Partly because of the whole wizard deal, partly because of monks, partly because of the whole Tower iconography.

Neutral and Lawful Neutral, sorry for the confusion.

Oh sweet Vecna, I'm having flashbacks to my old gaming group. Most of them were awesome guys, but this one guy... That read so much like something he would write that I actually couldn't read the whole thing without having a headache.

It's more wizard than monk, really. There's a heavy focus on arcane and divine magic. Training one's Ki is seen as a legitimate means of Transcendence, but not necessarily an optimized one. They're still respected though. Think Divine Humanism crossed with Freemasonry in terms of flavor. Still...

The Mirror Throne (16.16.XX) Connected to (01.03), (13.10) An ancient keep predates Castle Tarengael by many long centuries, built there on that rocky promontory by the long-dead ancestors of Duke Ulthar the Loved. When Ulthar tore it down to build his nine domed towers all that remained of...

I'm equally intrigued about the possibility of relationships between the sects and possibly their gods, and I too would be happy to ruminate and discuss the subject. Does anyone have any particular objections or concerns? Even if you're just ambivalent I'd like to hear opinions.

a) Thank you. b) Thanks again. c) I decided to move the point from appraise to perception, since appraise can be used untrained and Harkoz is already getting a fat bonus to it (he also has a set of scales for an additional bonus when dealing with items whose value is determined at least...

Alright, I did a little extra work on Harkoz, mainly in the realm of putting in a stat block for his familiar. Hopefully what I entered works. Beyond that, I'm using a placeholder for his deity until my proposal is either approved or denied.

(Reposted this from the Social Group since I was told few people check there.) Throwing this out as a potential deity for my in-progress character, Harkoz. Nothing I saw in the current deity lists really struck me as something that would appeal to him. Let me know what you guys think: Deity...

And yes they do peck people who attack them to death. That's just too strange and crazy NOT to- ... I just suddenly had an idea for a new hex.

Well, mainly I'm wondering about reuse and resale of the leftover paper and tubes. I've looked over the equipment section in the CRB, and I don't see a mention of vellum, though there is parchment, which is 2 SP per sheet. Paper is listed, as 4 SP per sheet, but no mention is made of the...