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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mallak" data-source="post: 2656330" data-attributes="member: 37105">Please welcome our newest member, N’un T’Chauck!  Mummy Kitty, I think you did a great job with his back story.  A few notes: I'm assuming this villiage is on the north eastern part of the continent.  For a while, there, I thought it might be on the west coast.  Either is fine, although, since you must end in Antigrol, which coast you start on affects how long you've been on your journey.Regarding languages:  It costs one skill point to learn a new language.  It costs a seperate 2 skill points to become literate.  Of course, if your tribe does not have a written alphabet, you cannot become literate in that language.Speaking of your tribal language, tell me more about that.  Is it spoken only by your tribe, is it a dialect, does it belong to a larger family of languages?  For a real-world counterpart, check out Athabaskan.Regarding your cross-class skill Profession(Sailor):  considering your background, I will allow you to may make Profession(Sailor) a class skill by making Handle Animal a x-class skill.Regarding your weapons: I've seen a harpoon before, and that's fine, but I haven't seen an Ice Axe or Iuak.  Please give me full stats on those.  You said you got them from the book "Frostburn"?  All in all, I think N’un T’Chauck looks good!  I think he'll add some real flavor to the campaign, and it will be good to have a sailor in the party.Well, I know I said I'd have more info about world and racial relations up today, and I still hope to, but it will have to be this evening.  I look forward to seeing more!We now have 3 solid characters in the party.  If I can get confirmation from Magic Gathering and a background from Calan Rivers, we'll be good to go!</blockquote>

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