[OOC] Bifyrd-Feron Adventure [Iron Gauntlets] 3 of 4
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doghead
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Yeap. With this result, you are half way there, 5 minutes gone. No 10, so no setbacks or complications. You just need another result of 4 or under.
The way I see it, this should allow players to push the game along without having to wait for the DM at each step. I hav eoften found players can be quite imaginative when it comes to describing the results of failed rolls.
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The way I see it, this should allow players to push the game along without having to wait for the DM at each step. I hav eoften found players can be quite imaginative when it comes to describing the results of failed rolls.
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Ello
happens that I'm looking for one more game. Don't have the rules. Eeeuhm.
I'm not stalking you, doghead, really. Just that the other games were full
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I might even play a barbarian, just for a change.
No, all kidding aside, what kind of magic-users do you have in the world? What character would you think to be really really cool?
happens that I'm looking for one more game. Don't have the rules. Eeeuhm.
I'm not stalking you, doghead, really. Just that the other games were full
.I might even play a barbarian, just for a change
.No, all kidding aside, what kind of magic-users do you have in the world? What character would you think to be really really cool?
doghead
thotd
Hey DrZ,
More than happy to have you aboard. Really.
To be honest, I don't really have a preference. There are a number of NPC's heading off to find a lost girl. From memory, a forester, a priest, a knight and someone else. The forester will probably have the central role for the first adventure, but not overly so. Down the track ... um, haven't read that far. Any of these NPC's concepts could be taken putting your character staight into the game. None of them have been 'played' so far, so the field is wide open as to character generation.
halfrogman is playing Tarren, a teenager and friend of the missing girl. Like the other, he is planning to set out to find her. Odds are their paths will cross soon enough.
As for magic, there are two types available, Crafting (arcane magic analogue) and Divinity (er, divine magic analogue). I'm going to put a lock on Totem magic for the moment. I think.
Not having the rules is no problem. Character creation is fairly simple. Give me your concept, I'll give you some options.
thotd
More than happy to have you aboard. Really.
To be honest, I don't really have a preference. There are a number of NPC's heading off to find a lost girl. From memory, a forester, a priest, a knight and someone else. The forester will probably have the central role for the first adventure, but not overly so. Down the track ... um, haven't read that far. Any of these NPC's concepts could be taken putting your character staight into the game. None of them have been 'played' so far, so the field is wide open as to character generation.
halfrogman is playing Tarren, a teenager and friend of the missing girl. Like the other, he is planning to set out to find her. Odds are their paths will cross soon enough.
As for magic, there are two types available, Crafting (arcane magic analogue) and Divinity (er, divine magic analogue). I'm going to put a lock on Totem magic for the moment. I think.
Not having the rules is no problem. Character creation is fairly simple. Give me your concept, I'll give you some options.
thotd
Maerdwyn
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Any room for one more? (and I'm not stalking you either 
- it's just that in my year or so absent, all these other systems I'm interested in playing seem to have gone to radically different 2.0 editions which are too pricey to pick up after previously buying, and not playing, the 1.0 editions)
- it's just that in my year or so absent, all these other systems I'm interested in playing seem to have gone to radically different 2.0 editions which are too pricey to pick up after previously buying, and not playing, the 1.0 editions)
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