Doc_Souark
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Last comment and I'll leave ya to it, you better rethink that about the house Karl. They got more grit then some folks I know .
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Karl Green
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Doc_Souark said:
hehe sorry it took me a bit to figure out what you were saying
I was wandering what a "house" had to do with grit but then I spell things like that all the time... yea I might let some mean horse get some vitality in some situationsKarl Green
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Re: Sorry
Hey no problem, thanks for letting me know though
GWolf said:
Hey no problem, thanks for letting me know though
Karl Green
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So lets see some more characters...
Hey if those interested would maybe post at least the outlines for your characters I can look them over and we can talk about them.
Does everyone get the VP/WP now?
Other Feats and Skills??
Hey if those interested would maybe post at least the outlines for your characters I can look them over and we can talk about them.
Does everyone get the VP/WP now?
Other Feats and Skills??
Jack Haggerty
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Hey Karl... Since I know you play SW, if you have the Alien Anthology, look up the rules on creating new creatures from scratch. It'll give you a good idea of how many VP's different animals get.
Essentially, creatures have different "classes" (herd animal, predator, scavenger or parasite), and gain levels in them in a similar manner to characters... A riding horse, for example, might be a level 2 Herd Animal, a Cavalry Horse (Warhorse) might be a level 4 Herd Animal, and a mountain lion might be a level 6 Predator.
If you don't have the book, I could email you a quick outline of the Animal "classes".
Essentially, creatures have different "classes" (herd animal, predator, scavenger or parasite), and gain levels in them in a similar manner to characters... A riding horse, for example, might be a level 2 Herd Animal, a Cavalry Horse (Warhorse) might be a level 4 Herd Animal, and a mountain lion might be a level 6 Predator.
If you don't have the book, I could email you a quick outline of the Animal "classes".
The Crimster
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Running Wolf is itching to put an arrow through the eye of a horror.
Just to let you know.
Running Wolf
Just to let you know.
Running Wolf
Karl Green
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Jack Haggerty said:
D'oh yea I have that book and spaced it. I do like the idea of adding in a little difference between Small and Large animals, but yea I like the "classes" for animals
Karl Green
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OK we startin' on Monday...
Please post your characters over in Rogues Gallery. Also as there seems to be only 4 or 5 people interested (maybe as low as 3) I am thinking about letting you start at 2nd level. I will let you know by Sunday, depending on who posts there characters by then.
Last thing, put in a little note at the bottom of your history about how you are getting to Billings - train, horse, stage coach, walking, etc.
Please post your characters over in Rogues Gallery. Also as there seems to be only 4 or 5 people interested (maybe as low as 3) I am thinking about letting you start at 2nd level. I will let you know by Sunday, depending on who posts there characters by then.
Last thing, put in a little note at the bottom of your history about how you are getting to Billings - train, horse, stage coach, walking, etc.
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