Domhani Bairdéir [OOC]


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Leif

When exactly did Leif's character join us? Seems to me it should be early on during our study otherwise why would we accept him as part of our group. Seems he would be with a younger class.
 

Cairn moved into the suite with the rest of the Criú about two weeks after you started classes, so he's been with you almost the entire two years. In game time, he's been a part of the gang the vast majority of the time you've been together - he just missed out on those first two adventures and the little mini-adventure in the jungle mansion in between.
 

OK, a couple of things here:

Using Skills 'Untrained' -

You may attempt to use any skill appropriate to the Fantasy genre untrained. The target number is a 6-, which you may increase with the use of complimentary skills to a maximum of 8-. This gives anyone a shot at using any skill, but still encourages the use of Skill Points to actually buy the Skills, as even an 8- is a difficult roll on 3d6.

Thanks to Leif, I've become aware of a much easier way to make the accented vowels that are so prevalent in my game. If you hold down the ALT key and type the number code on the keypad the correct letter will by typed as you let off the ALT key. There's a PDF attached to this post with the codes for upper and lower case accented vowels.
 

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Slight change to the bond benefits -

I've decided that the extra points for END are a bit much, so you will not be getting those - just the 4 CP for BODY and the 4 CP for CON. I want to stick to my original ideas for ghe feel of the game, so that you have to keep an eye on your END during stressful events. In exchange, the + to ECV will increase to three, keeping the net CP Cost at 0.

Note that both your END and your STUN will increase slightly due to the increases in BODY and CON.

The PDF attachment here http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=3771191&postcount=152 has been modified to reflect the changes.
 
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Mowgli said:
Thanks to Leif, I've become aware of a much easier way to make the accented vowels that are so prevalent in my game. If you hold down the ALT key and type the number code on the keypad the correct letter will by typed as you let off the ALT key. There's a PDF attached to this post with the codes for upper and lower case accented vowels.
Where did you find these codes? There should be other codes for other accents, like the circonflex accent that looks like a little rooftop on the vowel.
 





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