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Jarval said:And once I've been paid (which will be hopefully by the end of the month) I'll be getting a copy of the Complete Divine (along with the Eberron setting).
Aye, me too.Jarval said:Anyway, I've posted in the IC thread, and I'm really looking forwards to getting this game moving again![]()
Nice to know I'm appreciatedBrother Shatterstone said:Yay!!!!
The Complete Divine does sound rather good from what I've heard about it so far. However, no copy for me todayBrother Shatterstone said:Yay!!!! (Note: I do not have Eberron yet but I can speak highly enough about the complete divine. The relgious relics are an awesome idea, one does not need to worry about them being used in others hands, both allias and enemies.)
Hmm, now this could be an interesting little plot hookBrother Shatterstone said:Aye, me too.I hope you don't mind me expanding upon Brystasia’s history and adding an Obedient Brother as a potential suitor.
I probaly should have asked but after Ged's comments I thought he should be scolded.
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Anyhow the suitor is unnamed, unstated, and free for use as you see fit. I figured that he did some sort of a service to the faithful of Aymara, and he decided he wanted to have a meal with Brystasia over accepting some sort of token payment. They where of course chaperoned and nothing happened.
I figured a dark and forbidden warrior would be an interesting match for her.![]()
Smacks Brother S repeatedly over the head with a rolled-up newspaper.Brother Shatterstone said:I feel rip-off now, CS is giving out 48 points in his gestalt game!(If your curious I would up Brystasia’s charisma to a 18, before racial total would be 24, and I would up her dexterity to 16, or 18 after racial adjustments.
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Jarval said:OTOH, it does mean that I won't be borrowing money off my brother to buy gaming books, which is probably a good thing...![]()
I glanced through it at the Mall, not really a FLAG just a book store and I agree there isn't much for this game but I picked up a copy off of Amazon.com (40 % off can't beat that)Jarval said:I'm looking forwards to getting a copy of Eberron as well.
What???Jarval said:I entered the setting contest, so I'll be curious to see what beat my idea![]()
Jarval said:Hmm, now this could be an interesting little plot hookOh yes, this guy could be useful... Have you got any specifics about this chap you'd like me to include, or should I just go ahead with my own ideas?
Jarval said:If you've seen the IC thread, you'll have noticed that Ged really isn't keen on the Obedient Brotherhood. In fact, he's a bit inclined to get rather heated on the topic...
Associates pg. 123 BotR said:Members of this order make excellent traveling companions. While they are monomaniacal about opposing the undead, they are otherwise completely free. The order commands them only to go forth and oppose the defiling of death, so as long as their companions aren't actually defiling the dead, they are perfectly pleasant company. They have no disposition toward chaos or law, so other holy warriors, rogues, barbarians, wizards, sorcerers, monks, druids - all make fine associates for obedient brothers and sisters. If they will aid the holy warrior in her quest against the undead, even better.
The Favorite companions of obedient brothers and sisters are Morwynites. While the Morwynites protect life and birth, the Mormekim protect the dead and the dying. Together they make a formidable team.
Jarval said:Smacks Brother S repeatedly over the head with a rolled-up newspaper.
Very impressive,Jarval said:I don't know what possessed CS to give us 48 points to play with, but I'm a happy chap as a result. All you need to do is take a look at my character's stats to see why![]()
TrueBrother Shatterstone said:Could be worse, you could be barrowing money for food.(No need to hurry.)
The UK Amazon site never has offers this good :\ They've only got 10% off it, and for that little I'd rather support my FLGS. Oh well.Brother Shatterstone said:I glanced through it at the Mall, not really a FLAG just a book store and I agree there isn't much for this game but I picked up a copy off of Amazon.com (40 % off can't beat that)
Well, I didn't make it past the initial stage or anything (but then again, neither did 10,089+ other people...). I'll dig up some of my notes from the depths of my HDD and give you an outline of what I submittedBrother Shatterstone said:What???Have you been holding out on me? Can I see what you have/had?
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You know, I'd just assumed all Obedient Brother's were male. I guess I've been spending too much time with Morwynites...Brother Shatterstone said:Hmmm, not sure but I'm insistent on him being male.(And I would like to know his name ASAP.
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I think it's almost guaranteed that Ged will take an instant dislike to himBrother Shatterstone said:Based upon Ged's reaction, which I will comment on in detail soon, I think it might be interesting if they bicker and dislike each other. (Why? I would assume some of it's from Ged's unhealthy reaction, but maybe he's disliking of him personally. He doesn't seem attracted to Brystasia but he might be jealous of someone around her that is "lower" than him... :/ I’ll let you figure out why.)
I like that line of thoughtBrother Shatterstone said:Anyhow, I figure that he’s very devoted to his cause, but that he’s extremely attracted to Brystasia cause he see her as being full of so much life and joyfulness, probably not that much of a stretch. Anyhow Brystasia is basically the complete opposite of his job, and opposite do attract, so it seems fitting enough.![]()
Ooooh, now that could be interesting! Heh, plot ideas coming thick and fastBrother Shatterstone said:At the same time I can see him sort of dividing the party, Bry will probably side with him while Hestia will obviously side with Ged, though I see them both being the voice of reason at the same time though.
Eh, I'm less keen on this. The way I'm picturing this guy, he's not really the woman-chaser type.Brother Shatterstone said:Anyhow, I would still like to see Brystasia’s naiveté come into play so maybe he’s chases a lot of woman, if you want to have him be the REASON why Ged hates the Obedient Brothers so much than maybe he’s chased after Hestia. Then again it’s a big city so maybe that’s too much of a coincidence...
Thanks, I willBrother Shatterstone said::shrugs: Have fun coming up with something.![]()
Noted.Brother Shatterstone said:PS He should be older than Brystasia, shouldn’t be that hard to do.![]()
From what you can tell so far, it's more blind prejudice on Ged's part, but take a look at the IC thread for more on this topic. It's worth noting as well, that while 95% of the time I'll be using things from BotR as they are, I will be tinkering with the relationships between the faiths to some degree. If I plan on doing anything sizable (or that Brystasia would particularly know about) I'll let you know before I include it in an IC post.Brother Shatterstone said:I noticed that, it sort of stuck me as a surprise and rather irrational on Ged’s part... The book describes them as being "close friends" so I assume something happened like the above idea with Hestia and the Obedient brother.
So my above idea isn’t that silly I guess...(I help to setup for this IC if need be.)
Yeah, I think Ged might well find himself in the proverbial dog-house over this one, and not just from Brystasia...Brother Shatterstone said:As for Brystasia’s reaction, I think she's going to be in shock at being spoken to like that, I'm not sure if anyone, let alone a male, has ever spoken so harshly or rudely.
LOLBrother Shatterstone said:Arf! Arf! runs and cowers under a chair like a bad dog
More points are always goodBrother Shatterstone said:Very impressive,but to be honest, that many points doesn't scare me to much...
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Sounds rather like what I do with small groups. You can't afford to have too many bad stats if there's less than four PCs.Brother Shatterstone said:It reminds me allot of my old 2nd edition group where having 12 or better and every category was very common. (We where a rather small group and a number of times there was only two of us.) We still rolled are abilities like everyone else but we did spend a good long while rolling dice till we found a set we liked.![]()
Brother Shatterstone said:Anyhow, I have a gestalt game forming in the near future, probably in a month, and I know we will be running on a 54 point buy.![]()
What, you mean more than it is already?! She's plenty charming enough, and you don't want to give the other Aesthetes more work than they've already got keeping her suitors at bay, now do you?Brother Shatterstone said:Darn, I was really hoping to max out Brystasia’s charisma from level 1 up!![]()
Eh? You're a mod? CongratulationsBrother Shatterstone said:Edit: I just got my mod access.I should edit your post say that you do give me the 48 points.
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True enough, I would too if I had one and there wasn’t such a big difference between cost.Jarval said:The UK Amazon site never has offers this good :\ They've only got 10% off it, and for that little I'd rather support my FLGS. Oh well.
Jarval said:Well, I didn't make it past the initial stage or anything (but then again, neither did 10,089+ other people...). I'll dig up some of my notes from the depths of my HDD and give you an outline of what I submitted![]()
The "rank" shows the listing of sister also.Jarval said:You know, I'd just assumed all Obedient Brother's were male. I guess I've been spending too much time with Morwynites...![]()
Jarval said:I think it's almost guaranteed that Ged will take an instant dislike to him![]()
If you say so.Jarval said:Ooooh, now that could be interesting! Heh, plot ideas coming thick and fast![]()
Jarval said:Eh, I'm less keen on this. The way I'm picturing this guy, he's not really the woman-chaser type.
Jarval said:From what you can tell so far, it's more blind prejudice on Ged's part, but take a look at the IC thread for more on this topic. It's worth noting as well, that while 95% of the time I'll be using things from BotR as they are, I will be tinkering with the relationships between the faiths to some degree. If I plan on doing anything sizable (or that Brystasia would particularly know about) I'll let you know before I include it in an IC post.
Brystasia would rather forget it happened, she's a good-hearted young lady who is quick to forgive.Jarval said:Yeah, I think Ged might well find himself in the proverbial dog-house over this one, and not just from Brystasia...
Jarval said:That's one hell of a lot! Sounds like a bundle of fun though. Is this a RL or PbP game?
Jarval said:What, you mean more than it is already?! She's plenty charming enough, and you don't want to give the other Aesthetes more work than they've already got keeping her suitors at bay, now do you?![]()
Jarval said:Eh? You're a mod? CongratulationsHow did that come about?
Jarval said:I'd better make sure I'm on my best behaviour from now on...![]()
I'll get something together over the next few daysBrother Shatterstone said:Very cool.I would like to seem them and then I'll ask why where aren't playing in your world?
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No problem. You were suggesting plot ideas, and even if I don't like them for the character in question, they could always come in handy later on.Brother Shatterstone said:Yeah, I rather disliked it when I wrote it... :\
Oh, no, I didn't think you'd got a problem with me not following the book, I just thought I'd let you know there might be some changes in the works. And you're right about GedBrother Shatterstone said:That all sounds fine to me, I never meant to suggest you weren’t fallowing the book, I merely was pointing out that Ged' seems a bit prejudice in his belief.
To be honest, that's rather what I expected. Hestia, on the other hand...Brother Shatterstone said:Brystasia would rather forget it happened, she's a good-hearted young lady who is quick to forgive.![]()
Note to self: Check e-mail more often... Looks very interesting. I really like the idea of localised gods. Any ideas on where/when you'll be starting it?Brother Shatterstone said:PbP. I sent you a link via email to the files I have so far.![]()
Brother Shatterstone said:Are you asking me the player or Brystasia the character?She's pretty darn charming but there could be another half-nymph that is more charming than her and what would be the fun in that???
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Well, very neat however it happened. Are you just a PbP mod, or is it a more general thing? Have you been snowed under with modly duties yet, or are they giving you an easy first few days?Brother Shatterstone said:Yup, came about last night, but I've known for about two weeks it was going to happen... As for how, I don't know I posted allot?![]()
Jarval said:I'll get something together over the next few daysAs for why we're not using my setting (actually, it's mine and my brother's setting) it didn't seem to fit this game's concept too well. You'll see why when I get the notes to you
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Jarval said:No problem. You were suggesting plot ideas, and even if I don't like them for the character in question, they could always come in handy later on.
Poor guy...Jarval said:To be honest, that's rather what I expected. Hestia, on the other hand...![]()
Seems wrong not to run it on ENworld to me...Jarval said:Note to self: Check e-mail more often... Looks very interesting. I really like the idea of localised gods. Any ideas on where/when you'll be starting it?
Is that cause your going to give me the 6 points I need to max it out?Jarval said:Technically, it's possible, but I'd not put money on it, that's for sure.
Oops I missed that earlier... I like Velimir, cause I have no preconceived notions of it.Jarval said:Oh, and what did you think of the names I suggested? I just randomly pulled a few names that sounded reasonable and mean things like peace, death or servant.
Sounds goodBrother Shatterstone said:Seems wrong not to run it on ENworld to me...Time frame, hoping to start creating players in a month or so.
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Ah, go on thenBrother Shatterstone said:Is that cause your going to give me the 6 points I need to max it out?![]()
Honestly, I wouldn't object if you did.![]()
Velimir it is thenBrother Shatterstone said:Oops I missed that earlier... I like Velimir, cause I have no preconceived notions of it.![]()