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Recap: last session your party 'successfully' acquired a wagon containing one princess of Isger drawn by two horses. During the chaos of a long battle with her guardians, your bandit mercenaries and centaur troops had been slain to a man (horse?). Your cleric, Zabulon, is MIA but considered...

So hopefully this is the right and proper place to continue our Pathfinder game.

Generally I usually play a Dwarf or a Gnome, as both are interesting species with a wide variety of talents that are not generally drawn upon by my gaming group. Otherwise, I'd take human, but I enjoy my previous choices substantially more.

What is C&C?

I generally make my character change according to what skill and abilities he uses most often; so if I do a lot of swimming, I will get a skill point in that, but he'll still have ranks into Spellcraft and Concentration and such for simply using magic. I feel that that is better because it...

I am partial to 'Screen Monkey' myself. One of the PC's called me that once, and I've liked it ever since.

Other. All of the Above.

Any Gnome will Do. And everybody loves a bard. Gimble for me!

Why do elves suck? Because they'll tell you that they'll cover your back. And they do. With arrows. Seriously, elves suck because their societies are always on the decline, yet they still feel the need to be blissfully unaware of this fact as they frolic in their forest groves. (My characters...

Soooo long... they read the manuals over each time. Even the non-spellcasters. And they still suffer TPK.(Total Party Kill)

Soooo long... they read the manuals over each time. Even the non-spellcasters.

Gotta love gnomes and illusions

I think that they should simply impose larger penalties for learning new skills, instead of having constant penalties