[Eberron] What Lurks Below - (Full)

[hero4hire]

I know you are full already, but I'd like to be considered for an alternate. I have been wanting to play a Changeling but am stuck DMing mostly.

 

[The Baron]

The IC thread is up here!

hero4hire and Amy are the alternates. Get your characters in the rogues gallery ASAP and make your first post!

I'm sorry the map is kind of small right now. Any suggestions on a more efficient way to make (larger) maps? (I captured a screen shot of a spreadsheat and fiddled with it in Photoshop)

Also, taitzu52, your studded leather armor only costs 25.

And for everyone, don't forget to count your gold pieces into your weight (50 gp = 1 lb).

 

[Jdvn1]

TB, what is your computer's resolution set at?

I tried to get rid of as much gold as I could, so I have fewer than 50 coins. Should I try to figure out what decimal I have the gold to, or should I just ignore it? It wouldn't put me to a medium load, but it'd be close.

 

[Jdvn1]

Wyrm, I saw what you were trying to do. So you know, 8 is way too big. The max is 7. Everything above 2 is big, and use 1 for small.

One
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etc...

You can quote this post to see how it's done, if you're not sure, but I think you got it right before.

I think you were going for small, but I'm not sure. The font sizes on your computer aren't the same as the ones here, though.

 

[PlotMonster]

posts and IC

Who is this Crothian, who has 28000 more posts than me?

And is this the space we have for ooc discussions? Cause I wanted to ask, "Should we keep our posts limited to about 6 seconds worth of actions, in case we move into roundtime. What is too much for one post?" But I almost put it in the IC folder, and realized that was probably a mistake. Is this folder going to be read now that we have begun?

dru.

 

[Wyrmslayer]

Thanks for your help.

I am using Firefox. Somehow, I can't access the finer points of enworld's 'reply to thread box'

 

[Jdvn1]

Who is this Crothian, who has 28000 more posts than me?

And is this the space we have for ooc discussions? Cause I wanted to ask, "Should we keep our posts limited to about 6 seconds worth of actions, in case we move into roundtime. What is too much for one post?" But I almost put it in the IC folder, and realized that was probably a mistake. Is this folder going to be read now that we have begun?

dru.

Crothian is the top poster on EN World. He has more than double any other person. It's kind of scary, in a funny way, really.

Yes, I think this is the better place for OOC discussions. I think it's a good idea to keep your actions to one round at a time, although if you want to mention what you're trying to do in the future, that's fine too.

Or, if you think it's more appropriate in the IC thread, post something like:

I want to jump through the air, draw my sword, and then charge the first soldier. OOC: Is this too much information? With this take more than one round?

You'll get the hang of it in no time.

 

[Jdvn1]

Thanks for your help.

I am using Firefox. Somehow, I can't access the finer points of enworld's 'reply to thread box'

I'm also using Firefox. I'm not sure what 'Reply to Thread' thing you're talking about. Could you be a little more specific?

 

[The Baron]

Jdvn1: 1024 X 768 X 16 - I bet that effects how small it is for me. Never thought of it. I just need a way to make larger maps without a lot of hastle, seeing as there should be a fair amount of outdoor activity.

PlotMonster: When we are in combat, try to keep things in roundtime (6 secs). Otherwise you can take longer actions as long as they don't push things out of the current scene. And, yes, this is where we'll be posting for OOC discussion. If you do OOC on the IC boards either put in small font (1) or just put it in parenthesis or brackets at the bottom of the post. I usually start such comments like this:

ooc: draw my sword and chop up the orc.

Hope this helps.

 

[Jdvn1]

... Actually, that should be a good resolution. I think. I don't know what the deal is. I'd try just making the maps in Paint or something. Make a grid, and save it. Just a grid. Then you can just make maps on it and save it under a different filename.