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That sounds good. After reading the background of the discovery and of Lotka, I'd propose this: During the last years of the Soviet Union, Alexander Dubchek was an young but extremely capable agent appointed to give military support and help to the research units, and thus came into contact with...

Advance and go fast. These are only two days, afterall.

Neat! A game type that I like, a system I know, and a DM that I am absolutely sure won't vanish in the middle of the game :) I was thinking along the lines of Alexander Dubchek, 43 years old former KGB agent. After the fall of the Soviet Union, he spent his time as a mercenary for several...

Harstard grumbles as his battle rage subsides and he begins to feel his wounds, but advances nevertheless. "Such wounds wouldn't have brought me down even when I was a cluess apprentice", he says to himself. After a moment, he adds "But damn, they hurt anyway".

The DM is gone missing...

Are we getting a cascade, Lazybones? :)

Harstard seems to hear the arguments of his companion, as he stops his horse and turns around. He seems to have calmed down, shrugs and waits for their decision.

Harstard looks really pissed, and spurns his horse towards the voice, ready to charge whoever said "follow me"...be it enemy or supposed friend. He doesn't like such jokes.

I would jump in, but I know nothing about Pathfinder :(

Harstard Dagarson, initiative 11, AC 15, HP 49/62, Rage: 1st round of 6 Harstard embraces his red-steel axe with both hands and tries to calm down and control Faran with his knees (14, success). He then signs him to continue his attacks and the brute gladly continues biting and trampling. As...

My fault, forgot to check the armor proficiencies. Removing it for a bright red-and-gold customized jedi robe (just give some more headaches to the other Jedi masters). Could you send me your interpretation on my arrival at Taris and my master?

Yeah, but the dragon has always twice you number of ways to eat you (dragon never skin their food, puah). Choose one: magic, breath, or claws! And if your really want to be mean, give him arcane strike :P

Hmmm...if you would enjoy being the droid of patient Jedi Master with a cynical and bad-tempered Padawan :) I suppose we would make a fine dialogues :D

ok. I added the equipment and changed one power (move object replacing farseeing, as I read it again and decided that I don't want it right now).

Well, of course, I was speaking about a longsword for low level soldiers. At higher levels, a 15-20 critical range is entirely possible. Whether it pays up to specialize in criticals, with multiple feats and magical abilities, is to be discussed. Personally, I enjoy it. Other people find that it...

Hrrm...I would say that it would very well suit the shock-and-AAARGHthePAIN!!! style of Harstard, but if the monster keep up getting us by surprise, not even maxed hitpoints will keep us alive. All in all, I'd keep it on the normal rules :D

Sure. What kind of bending do you want? Heavy emphasis at force powers. I don't know how good is this, and whether I would be able to fare well against eventual lightsaber sith, but hell, I prefer a character with more style and depth, rather than a fighting monstruosity. Str 14 +2 Dex 10...

Well, I could propose to Ja the following deal: if maximum damage in critical happens, it turns out a normal hit. In exchange, I get a +1 to hit (for every hit). Do you thing he'll accept it?

I'll take the chances :D

Whoa, whoa, hold that. As a DM, I enjoy very much making my players eat criticals, and I assure that even with a longsword, crits are not so rare. At low levels, say that you have 50% chance of hitting the enemy. With 19-20 you hit and then you have 50% chance of confirming. That means that one...