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<blockquote data-quote="SeaPainter" data-source="post: 4718857" data-attributes="member: 79349">I really like the submissions so far, and there are already a couple that I intend to accept... but there are some changes I might &quot;request&quot; first.&nbsp; The characters' ages will be below standard starting age for an adventurer, because your characters will not have adventured yet.&nbsp; They are going to be thrown into adventure by fate &amp; happenstance.&nbsp; With some of the backgrounds, you will have been raised by someone with that background and recieve the benefits because your parents raised you from that mindset.&nbsp;For example, I really like Khepra's story... except that with this campaign I'd prefer that Khepra were about 14.5, and finds his grandfather's sword hiden in the back of the closet without even realizing that it is a mark of shame that his father had fled that battle &amp; settled down far away.&nbsp; Now Khepra has to hold his head up when he meets people who understand the sword's history.&nbsp; It doesn't have to be exactly like that, but I really like the story of the battle... I'd like to keep that as the past deed that Khepra is trying to redeem, but the deed is not his own.&nbsp; Anyway, hafrogman let me now if you're good with the changes, and you're in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SeaPainter, post: 4718857, member: 79349"] I really like the submissions so far, and there are already a couple that I intend to accept... but there are some changes I might "request" first. The characters' ages will be below standard starting age for an adventurer, because your characters will not have adventured yet. They are going to be thrown into adventure by fate & happenstance. With some of the backgrounds, you will have been raised by someone with that background and recieve the benefits because your parents raised you from that mindset. For example, I really like Khepra's story... except that with this campaign I'd prefer that Khepra were about 14.5, and finds his grandfather's sword hiden in the back of the closet without even realizing that it is a mark of shame that his father had fled that battle & settled down far away. Now Khepra has to hold his head up when he meets people who understand the sword's history. It doesn't have to be exactly like that, but I really like the story of the battle... I'd like to keep that as the past deed that Khepra is trying to redeem, but the deed is not his own. Anyway, hafrogman let me now if you're good with the changes, and you're in. [/QUOTE]

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