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Leira Olren "My name is Leira Olren sir, a martial artist from the temple of Amenthia near Tritower." Leira takes a bite of pheasant before continuing, "I've been to Tritower many times, in fact I actually joined a merchant caravan from there to Venza to arrive here just a few days ago."

Leira Olren Looking up from her meal as the priestess and her escort approached, Leira blurts out "Oh me! I'd be happy" she swallows her bite of pheasant, "to take you up on a job" she says. She looks expectantly at the two of them, as she happily feasts on her meal.

"You know, something to eat isn't a bad idea. Never know how long opportunity might take to knock. Maybe pheasant if you have some? Always been my favorite, but I am a country girl." Leira pauses, and takes another drink of wine. "As long as there is wine and company, it's not so bad." She laughs.

Leira laughs, "I hope there is more than just setting broken bones, and acting as a midwife. Adventure seems more to my talent. I think I'll take your advice, and stick with the local vineyard wines, over something like an elven wine. Coin is a bit precious after the journey here after all."

Pretty cool class balance between casters/non casters. Nifty powers Points of Light Poor Multiclassing Really good adaptation to other settings. (It works really good for settings like Amethyst or Modern, really, really well actually) edit: 16:49. 7/14/2014: I will say as far editions go...

Leira Olren Leira took a sip of wine before replying, "Ah, Venzan wine is much better than what we have in our temple." She looked down for awhile, before continuing having been distracted by something. "I've lived in the temple of Amenthia for the last 14 years, so the most interesting thing...

Leira Olren Realizing she probably hadn't been heard over the conversation between the others Leira looks up at Marla, smiles and says "Wine, please. It's been a long journey from Tritower."

Whoo! Time to break some boards with my head, and spin kick something. :p

Leira Olren A tall muscular woman enters the bar, looking at a small paper in her hand."Dunn Wright Inn, Venza. This is it alright." She says to herself. Knocking the dirt from her armor she sits down at a table near the bar. She flags down the barmaid, "Ma'am, I'd like some wine if it isn't...

That sounds good, I'll keep tabs on the Inn thread and in here for a second approval and/or changes I need to make. And I'm glad to hear someone gets the concept :) Most girls spent their childhood playing with friends, I spent mine playing d&d, and watching kung fu movies with my dad. Now...

I guess they figured that a fighter didn't get the cool unarmed damage, so instead of breaking people in two with their hands and feet they could at least use all those cool weapons that they've been adding in these books. ^.^

When I asked around when I was doing my legwork initially for my idea, the consensus on the paizo board was that the unarmed fighter getting the monk "weapon group" as described in ultimate combat. As for the synergy, part of it comes from going the more str/dex route and less wisdom based...

I got a good laugh out of that, but I'm a sucker for puns. :p So fighter gives me the bonus style feat, the armor proficiency, and importantly for my vision of the armed and armored kung fu fighter the full suite of monk group weapons. :) I'll lose some of the monk abilities, but I'm cool with...

Character Submission, Leira Olren Hihi! So this is my first time submitting, I hope that I didn't screw this up too badly. Heh. http://livingpf.wikia.com/wiki/Leira_Olren_(Anastrace) So how did I do? Thank you for your time, -Ana

So when I think gnome, I uh..think of David the Gnome. So that's what I ran my campaign with. Gnomes were fey creatures living in the woods with their allies the elves. They were close to nature, tricksters, and skilled with magic. They were druids and illusionists mainly, and used their nature...

Personally paladins of any alignment was one of the things I loved about 4e. They were simply the martial religious arm of the clergy, and that could take the form of any religion no matter what god you served. I think in our games we had at least two or three unaligned paladins worshiping the...

In response to the original question, I've always looked forward to the next level and gaining something new. Well maybe with the exception of playing a fighter early on. Post 3E and Modern and Pathfinder, I really enjoy the fun of mapping out my progression beforehand and then developing into...

I'm interested, but $50 is a lot to shell out. It's the same reason I haven't picked up the new version of Shadowrun. Looks great, but I can't justify dropping $60 on a game that I might get to play if I find the right group. Too rich for my blood.

I started in 1986. My parents bought me a player's handbook for my 6th birthday. I'd never been into outdoor activities or other toys really as a kid, I just read books but I devoured this book. When I learned the library had the DMG I read the holy heck out of that thing. I played my first game...

I can second this. We played a short 3 session game once with a friend who was playing a synthesist summoner, and the rest of our melee could practically just take a smoke break during combat. o.O