[sblock=Scott]Damage was 4, not 5. Also...
Alignment is important. You need to choose an alignment for your characters.
[sblock=Law]Lawful characters believe fundamentally in unity and prioritize
the values of mankind: order, authority, loyalty, and
charity. They support organized institutions and “do what
is right.” They have a moral conscience that points them
toward the appropriate action. Fundamentally, lawful characters
choose the path of mankind over the path of supernatural
dominance. At higher levels, lawful characters find
themselves interacting with celestials, angels, demi-gods,
and powerful Lords of Law. In mundane life, there are
many shades of lawful behavior, and not all lawful characters
agree on the same course of action at any time; though
they invariably unite when mankind is threatened by outside
forces.[/sblock][sblock=Chaos]Chaotic characters believe fundamentally in entropy and
seek constantly to undermine or rule those around them.
They are willing to disrupt the natural order of things – including
established governments, guilds, and relationships
– if they see a material benefit in doing so. They are open to
agreements with supernatural powers, even if such agreements
risk the primacy of man by allowing strange beings
into the material plane. Fundamentally, chaotic characters
choose the path of greatest personal power and success
over any greater principle. At higher levels, chaotic characters
find themselves aligned with demons and devils, sinister
monsters, extraplanar creatures, and the supernatural
Chaos Lords. In mundane life, chaotic behavior covers a
wide spectrum of chicanery, subterfuge, aggression, and
power politics, and chaotic characters are always looking
for an advantage over their peers.[/sblock][sblock=Neutral]Neutral characters have not taken a stand between Law and
Chaos. Neutrality is the balance of nature, the timelessness
of eternity, and the nothingness of space. It can also reflect
the neutrality of those who came before Law and Chaos:
the Old Ones, the great Cthulhu, and the empty Void, and
the emptiness of the time before gods. Neutrality between
Law and Chaos can reflect a measured morality – balancing
costs and benefits, without strong principles one way or the
other. It can also reflect ambivalence or indifference. Fundamentally,
neutral characters make choices based not on
loyalty, values, or self-advantage, but by evaluating each
and every opportunity that comes along. At higher levels,
neutral characters find themselves aligned with elementals,
extraplanar un-dead, and astral and ethereal beings.[/sblock][/sblock]
