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<blockquote data-quote="Gradine" data-source="post: 6994570" data-attributes="member: 57112">Thanks! I had figured out a broad idea of what their features were and silly quotes to go along with them. Some of them were simple contact-based stuff (like the Inquisitive had informant(s), Dragonmarked Scion had Favored in House, and Cyran Avenger was basically welcome with any Cyran refugees), but others were still too nebulous for my liking. Like the Extreme Explorer's feature was mostly just convenience-through-plot-device, while the Prospector had something like &quot;Trust Your Gut&quot; where if presented with a choice (like a fork in the road) they could say &quot;what does my gut tell me?&quot; and the DM would basically point them in the most interesting direction. Cultist's was something to do with Prophecy (like the Hermit's Secret, but more insane) and Towerborn's was basically the Outlander's &quot;never get lost&quot; feature, but within city environments. (&quot;You think this is complex, you should try finding your way to Morgrave University from Cannith Tower* in the middle of hail storm!&quot;)*The towerborn is pulling your chain; any true native of Sharn would know that you can't get to Morgrave University from Cannith Tower. Pff. Typical tourist</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gradine, post: 6994570, member: 57112"] Thanks! I had figured out a broad idea of what their features were and silly quotes to go along with them. Some of them were simple contact-based stuff (like the Inquisitive had informant(s), Dragonmarked Scion had Favored in House, and Cyran Avenger was basically welcome with any Cyran refugees), but others were still too nebulous for my liking. Like the Extreme Explorer's feature was mostly just convenience-through-plot-device, while the Prospector had something like "Trust Your Gut" where if presented with a choice (like a fork in the road) they could say "what does my gut tell me?" and the DM would basically point them in the most [I]interesting[/I] direction. Cultist's was something to do with Prophecy (like the Hermit's Secret, but more insane) and Towerborn's was basically the Outlander's "never get lost" feature, but within city environments. ("You think this is complex, you should try finding your way to Morgrave University from Cannith Tower* in the middle of hail storm!") [SIZE=1]*The towerborn is pulling your chain; any true native of Sharn would know that you [I]can't[/I] get to Morgrave University from Cannith Tower. Pff. Typical tourist[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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