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There's room, but you may want to read the rest of this thread. I have 2 characters already up who look they're in for good, and a lot of people with expressed interest. I'll end up taking 5-6.
 

Ender...

[sblock]I'd love to play a character that has heard of the Moon Reavers, believes in their philosophies, and wishes to one day join their ranks. (A) would this be okay for this game? (B) if so, could you send me more info on them?

Email me at tyrlaan @ yahoo . com [/sblock]
 

tyrlaan:

[sblock]Sure; if you've read about the reavers, that probably means you've surfed the setting info at groovygamers? Well if you have, you know basically everything someone would know about the Reavers. They are very clandestine organization; you typically don't seek them, they seek you. Of course, knowing that you as a *player* would aspire to join their ranks, I can set that up as a *DM*. However, since much of the "spunk" of Arius comes from the convoluted nature of its history, you're character becoming a Reaver will be a rather lengthy journey (The Reavers are tied firmly with some of Arius's more "explosive" history).

I can, of course, attempt to field specific questions about the Reavers, if it won't give away too many important details. Hope this helps.[/sblock]
 

Ender...

[sblock]Sounds good to me. I'm thinking of going with a LN monk. I know, kind of against the grain of the moonblade part of the moon reavers, but I figure not all of the moon reavers are the same. A monk just strikes me as a good choice for someone beholden to Gilthanis' beliefs - you don't rely on any part of the "staged" world that is around you and instead find your strength within. What do you think?

I'd love to know if there's a prestige class for them and, if so, what, if anything, my character would know he'd have to be able to do or know in order to join its ranks. But then, this might reveal to much. Your call...[/sblock]
 

[sblock]I plan on a prestige class but I haven't really even thought about making it up yet. I have some themes in mind, but it's more of a story thing than anything else. The only thing I can think of right now is perhaps a thorough understanding of Gilthanis, his ideas, the theories surrounding him, etc. Of course, this is a knowledge that builds up over time, but a keen interest in the field, coupled with some outside fame for combat prowess, may get your character into the right circles.

EDIT: what I meant was that the story is solid, but the mechanics aren't.[/sblock]
 
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I am actually going to be tied up a lot longer than i thought, so I will pull my name out of the running for now and keep my eyes open for an opening later on... Sorry all, but work has been a real bear lately, especially since I am a manager! Good luck to you all though!
 


Alright, this is after a reasonably cursory glance at the Rogue's Gallery.

Everyone:
Many of you have some equipment, etc, that you wouldn't normally carry around in the fort while doing everyday activities. I'll assume all of these goods are stowed at the barracks, at the Inn, or wherever your character lives.

Harvey:

Don't see any issues right now. :)

Tyreus:

I should probably mention this before some conflict comes up: The economy on Arius is much divided between rich and poor. To a common laborer, a gold crown is like a fortune almost, but to a reasonably wealthy man, 1000 crowns is a drop in the bucket. Consequently, although there's nothing wrong with you being in the possession of a warhorse, keep in mind that its upkeep will be reasonably expensive. Warhorses are trained exquisitely for the combat and a lot of handle animal skill is needed to keep them in pristine condition. You can do it yourself, if you are good enough (not probable) or you can pay someone (probably upwards of a two thousand crowns per year) to do it for you.

Now, in wartime these costs will probably be abated, but I just thought I'd bring it up as a potential monetary issue.

Raigon:

Llodo? Don't worry, I'll know your fascination with that name. Nickname? Perhaps you explain it. Also, names are usually capitalized. If this is an exception too, maybe you should explain it. :lol:

Jemal:

Battleaxe damage is 1d8

What's a Stinger?

I think it's either a sling or a dart, but you've confused on which one you want to use. I'd say sling, as you'll have a hard time finding darts for sale ( ;) ) anywhere.

Looking forward to your character's background. Ask me if you have any questions.
 
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