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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 5167873" data-attributes="member: 12460">That sounds great Kobold Stew. Welcome aboard. With six players I'm probably going to cut it off there. I'll return to recruiting if anyone happens to drop.Voda Vosapsionics roll: nonesecondary skills: farmer/gardener and trapper/furrier (note that even dwarves who often live underground must partake of such professions so these skills are not necessarily unusual)starting age: 54; increase Strength to 17 and Wisdom to 14Holymanpsionics roll: nonesecondary skills: limner/painterstarting age: 19; reduce Wisdom to 16, increase Constitution to 15Kobold Stewpsionics roll: nonesecondary skills: no skill of measurable worth; either being a mage is all you ever wanted to be and all your ever learned or you never learned enough of a trade to be considered skilled at itstarting age: 37; increase Wisdom to 18That brings the starting line-up to:pneumatik: Luth, NG human rangerInVinoVeritas: Valeska, LG human paladinpossum: Thamior, NG elf fighter/thiefVoda Vosa: dwarf fighterHolyman: Hanon, LG human clericKobold Stew: human mageA note about secondary skills. If you think the skill rolled for your character doesn't fit your vision for the character, that's okay! There are plenty of reasons to explain such a circumstance. Perhaps your character was forced into a trade by overbearing parents or guardians and ultimately rebelled by entering the life of an adventurer. Remember, secondary skills are just that: secondary. Your character measures himself or herself as a hero, not as a crafts-worker. Any secondary skills are merely additional tools that may aid you in some small way down the road and are not meant to hamper role-playing in any way.</blockquote>

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