rangerjohn
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Character with changes, up in the RG. Since I won't be going for guarded defense, I switched to 16 str, 12 int.
Consider being a little more specific in the demon in question - at least give me a name to drop!Illira Astirel said:...a notable monk/paladin, who in his time managed to defeat and imprison a powerful demon.
Desolate? How so? In a desolate area (not many of those in Tila'kun), or is it a run-down monastery? Or something else?Illira Astirel said:...a desolate monastery in Tila’kun he trusted...
...and has max ranks in Concentration, I see. Good deal!Illira Astirel said:She was taught meditation...
I deliberately didn't mention many names in my background, because it's your homebrew world and I thought you wanted to control the naming policy. Illira doesn't even know the demon's name herself, so it's not that important to me as a player. So, if you don't mind, you name that big evil whatever you see fit.Kelleris said:@ Zerth -
Consider being a little more specific in the demon in question - at least give me a name to drop!Most of the powerful outsiders and aberrations that attack the monasteries are associated with the Negative Energy Plane
I thought the Abyss might not be the proper choice, but I wasn't sure. Maybe it was a very powerful ritual, that actually did send the demon back to the Abyss. It took forever for the demon to return, so the fiend was really, really furious as a result. Or banished to the Negative Energy Plane like you hinted. Whatever works well with what you have in mind. You know better, because you're the DM!Kelleris said:Also, given my cosmology, a demon would likely not be banished back to the Abyss. This cluster of planes is at the far edge of the multiverse, well away from the Outer Planes (which are, oddly, more Inner than Outer in this case). Plane Shift, banishment, and similar spells do not have the power to reach all the way to the Abyss from Tila'kun. It would actually take something like 50 well-done plane shifts to get there from here.
Argh. I'm sorry, I meant to say remote, not desolate. This is what sometimes happens, because English is not my native language. Bear me. But the idea was basically, that the father wanted to hide her daughter, so the monastery in question is not well-known to the majority of people and probably far away from the more populated areas.Kelleris said:Desolate? How so? In a desolate area (not many of those in Tila'kun), or is it a run-down monastery? Or something else?
Dead on!Kelleris said:Was taught meditation ...and has max ranks in Concentration, I see. Good deal!![]()
She does not look like Asian at all. It is partly because of her heritage, but also because her family is not originally from Tila'kun. She was only brought there to be safe from the demon's cultists. The father is a paladin and a templar of some righteous do-gooder Proxy from Kelluna. Looks like I forgot to mention that. Illira does not know her father, she was too young to remember him, when she was left to the monks.Kelleris said:The "Desciption" section is good, but I did want to ask about one thing: most Tila'kun look Asian/Pacific Islander. Is this the case with Illira, or is she an exception due to her odd heritage?
Base Attack Bonus Progression: As Cleric.
Hit Dice: d8s.
Droman Sorcerers are in touch with their heritage to a much greater degree than usual. Because of this, the class is significantly different from that presented in the Player’s Handbook. They do not gain a familiar at first level, as listed, and they have two fewer spell slots available per day at every spell level they can cast. Their class spell list and spells known at every level is as listed, however.
In exchange for these drawbacks, Droman Sorcerers enjoy the benefits of a major bloodline for free, counting their Sorcerer level as their character level for the purpose of determining what benefits they gain. Taking levels in any other class does not increase the bonuses from this special bloodline access, as it is a class feature of the Sorcerer class and not a standard bloodline.
Zerth said:Argh. I'm sorry, I meant to say remote, not desolate. This is what sometimes happens, because English is not my native language. Bear me.
Narine Valborg said:...she fills the need for relationships with a wide range of lovers of all shapes, sizes, ages, genders, kinks, and races...
I know, but we're not using the bloodline rules entirely as written in the UA. In this game Sorcerers get two less spells for each level per day, but receive a major bloodline power for every class level. This is explained in the "Classes" document by Kelleris.Isida Kep'Tukari said:Zerth, for your major demon bloodline, you have to take two bloodline leves (one at 3rd and one at 6th, the next one at 12th), or you can't continue to gain bloodline abilities beyond 2nd until you do. Check page 19-20 of UA. Just FYI.
Don't worry, I understand English much better than I can write myself. I haven't had a single problem with anything you've written so far. Keep on posting like you always do, PbP's are a good and fun way to improve my English.Kelleris said:Hmm... Actually, I should ask: how good is your English? I can get rather prolix at times, and I've been told native speakers get lost in my sentences occasionally. Just tell me at any time if it's a struggle for you to read one of my posts, and I'll try to pay more attention to my style in the future.