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Let me explain in a bit more detail: Wealth in CoC d20 is determined by the roll of a single d6, modified by profession. Reporter/Writer is unfortunately one of the less-paying occupations/professions and thus a reporter's "bonus" to the wealth roll is -1, resulting in the 1d6-1 I gave you...

That was quick. I was just about to post a "warning" that I've never played in Eberron before in case you'd rather choose someone else with more experience. (Have the Campaign Setting, though, so no problems on that side.) Regarding race, I'm still waffling a bit. Originally I had Human (or...

Success!! The original idea was the bow being carved unwittingly from a sentient tree, but then I thought "Why not kick it up a notch?". :D As far as he is concerned, being tied to the tree still did not make her part of it. (That's what he keeps telling himself, at least.)

I'd be interested in playing a ranged combatant (ranger-fighter multi-class). His boon would be his weapon of choice, a bow fashioned from the dead tree of his late lover, a Dryad. Probably with some degree of intelligence as some of her sentience still lingers within.

Not the only one! Anthony may possess a gun, but he usually doesn't carry it. He works at the Met, after all. (Ifigured being a manic nihilist was already enough and decided to not add paranoia to his slate.) :)

Interesting. I asked because a number of the pulpy detective novels I read focused on PI licences not being valid outside of the county/state they were issued in.

Niiice! (I always love historical docs. :) ) But will he even be allowed to operate in New York?

Amendment: After reverse-engineering the sample characters provided in the CoC D20 book, I will now definetely say "Yes.".

Spanish roots, hmmm? ... Might have to retract my friendly words then. (Just kidding! :] ) I've some ancestors coming from Spain, but that's been 400 years ago. :) BTW, hopefully Anthony didn't step too hard on Corso Balboa's toes. After finishing the character I saw there was indeed a...

Hallo! Yes, indeed. (And now the german roots of my PC are duly explained. ;) ) Nice to meet another German; it seems there are more and more of us here each day. Folkert [EDIT] Aha, the old trick: Wait till's he typing, then start to edit your own post. :p Nice, I'll definitely have a...

A little bit more about the Leica. (I just got off the phone/computer with my father and as it turned I'm not as smart I thought I'd be. So laugh at me, if you want. :) ) The original photo you used is indeed a Leica Ic, produced after 1930, which can be discerned by its rare Hektor lens (at...

In purely mechanical gameterms: none. :eek: Frankly speaking, the whole damage scale is a bit out of whack. Certainly not one of the finer parts of the book. [Edit: "Classic" CoC balanced the higher damage of the bigger calibers by giving the smaller ones a higher rate of fire.] Since I...

OoC: Thanks for putting Sianni's miss in, drothgery! I was just about to revise the post to account for it when I realized that you had already posted.

Gomez, as I understand from my research, acquiring a legal permit for "concealed carry" was rather difficult in NY due to the Sullivan Act. Does this mean those of us with guns will have to carry them illegally? Thanks!

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"What?!" Turning around, Keane checks what the rest of their team was doing and then slapped his forehead in exasperation. "Man, this is worse than a kindergarden class." Having shovelled the last earth in and onto the grave, he places Jacob's boots on the mound and provides the dead man with...

Well, problem solved then, right? Accepted as standard sidearm of the army in March, 1911: Colt M1911 .45 ACP (damage 2d8, crit. x3, capacity 7, range 20 ft., multifire) $40 100 rounds .45 ACP $8.60 Customizing costs: For pearl handles around $15 for both. Fancy engraving double that...

What you mean by "classier" ? (Honest question! :) ) Have you got any modern example of what you'd consider classy? (Name will do.)

Interesting choice. Mauser C-96, 9mm Parabellum $30.00 each 50 rounds 9mm P $6.95 As for customizing: For pearl handles I'd guess around $15 for both. Fancy engraving probably double that. (Picture shows a wartime issue of the German army in 9mm)