A "character driven" FR campaign.

[Brother Shatterstone]

Cool. I shouldn't need an exceedingly long time. I can be done tonight. (sick wife willing.) Tomorrow tops.

 

[Ion]

Sure, I can throw you name up there. I've always throught goliaths were neet.

"the list"
(a)djrdjmsqrd
(b)D20Dazza
(c)steelshark
(d)Phyrrus

 

[Eluvan]

Expect my finished character up tomorrow. I have the sheet very nearly done (though of course now I'll need to update to level 5), and I've found a portrait (here... gotta love Google image search for 'paladin' ) but I still want to write a slightly fuller history and add a few more bits and pieces of background stuff.

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

One question. Some people see spells with the necromany tag on them as completely evil, no real question asked, why others not so much.

Where did you stand on Ray of Enfeeblement? (It's a great spell for a not very strong young lady to know...)

 

[Ion]

Expect my finished character up tomorrow. I have the sheet very nearly done (though of course now I'll need to update to level 5), and I've found a portrait (here... gotta love Google image search for 'paladin' ) but I still want to write a slightly fuller history and add a few more bits and pieces of background stuff.

Woha, that's a snazzy sword!..and I have to admit, that's exactly how I expected these Knights of the Lady Firehair to dress.

 

[Ion]

Some people see spells with the necromancy tag on them as completely evil, no real question asked, why others not so much.

Where did you stand on Ray of Enfeeblement?

I think only spells with the [evil] tage are completely evil. There are a lot of "good"ish necromancy spells too. (destroy undead, gentle repose.)

Ray of Enfeeblement is no more evil than fireball or lightning bolt. (Maybe it's even more humane, just weakening your opponent, instead of outright killing them?)

I think it's all in the description of the spell. The difference between having the evil sorcerer forcing your muscles to atrophy, and the beautiful nymph leaving your breathless, you know?

 

[Phyrrus]

Thanks for putting me on, and I will keep an eye out for the goliath symbol in the night sky.

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

Good we agree. (Sorry, I like to ask now I had a fellow player, whom I respect alot who saw the spell as evil.)

and its more of a, "please don't touch me! Please and Thank you!" type of spell

A pretty girls got to be able to get out of a grapple, ya know?

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

Ion,

One quick question regarding feats. Is this feat okay? (It’s from Races of Eberron I believe. I don't think it should be an issue. Honesty it seems like it should be a bard class feature but what can you do. )

Natural Linguist
REQ: None
Benefit: Every level, starting with the level you select this feet at, you gain one language for free.

I don't see Meadowbrook is being well traveled but I do see her as being well versed in the academics of such travels.

 

[Ion]

Well, bards do have speak language as a class skill, so it's less useful for them I'd say, but it still frees you up a skill point per level after the feat.

I think it should be fine, and with all the people traveling through Waterdeep, I doubt there is any shortage of people to learn new languages from.