The Halls of Darkness 3.5
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Alrighty then, I'll start working shortly.
I'd also like to ask if I may use the "Dire Werewolf" class levels for the Werewolf as opposed to the normal ones, but that's more a progression concern than an immediate concern.
Still debating various things, but I'll start working on it.
This sounds like a neat environment. I'd be game for throwing my hat in the ring. I think maybe a 'convinced he's going to save the world' ranger:
Titus hails from a remote community which, convinced that the absence of the gods and the growing darkness herald an apocalypse, has decided to guard itself through its children. Every child born has undergone intensive training programs instituted by the town elders to fight off the forces of darkness whenever they arrive.
The problem is--probably because of just how remote and off the beaten path their village is--there's been no one to fight except training dummies and each other, and as the children grew into their more aggressive teen years, the town's defenders became one of its biggest problems. They co-opted their parents tools for their weapons (Titus' father finds working much more difficult since he's lost his pick), tied up the local blacksmith in working their armor and fashioning other weapons that caught their fancy. They organized skirmish exercises, fake invasions, geurrilla ambushes, seiges, and in general have turned the town into a mock war zone. There is no invading force, but for all the disruption and damage the young warriors do, there might as well be.
Finally the town had enough, and demanded that its youth settle down, nice and proper like, or leave town. Most of the children did just that. Titus, disgruntled by how easily they all gave in, and still possessed of the idea that he was destined to battle invading hordes of one kind or another, stomped off in a huff, out into the world.
Titus hails from a remote community which, convinced that the absence of the gods and the growing darkness herald an apocalypse, has decided to guard itself through its children. Every child born has undergone intensive training programs instituted by the town elders to fight off the forces of darkness whenever they arrive.
The problem is--probably because of just how remote and off the beaten path their village is--there's been no one to fight except training dummies and each other, and as the children grew into their more aggressive teen years, the town's defenders became one of its biggest problems. They co-opted their parents tools for their weapons (Titus' father finds working much more difficult since he's lost his pick), tied up the local blacksmith in working their armor and fashioning other weapons that caught their fancy. They organized skirmish exercises, fake invasions, geurrilla ambushes, seiges, and in general have turned the town into a mock war zone. There is no invading force, but for all the disruption and damage the young warriors do, there might as well be.
Finally the town had enough, and demanded that its youth settle down, nice and proper like, or leave town. Most of the children did just that. Titus, disgruntled by how easily they all gave in, and still possessed of the idea that he was destined to battle invading hordes of one kind or another, stomped off in a huff, out into the world.
Erwinfoxjj
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Sorry for the long leave of absence. I was suddenly pulled away from this all. So, lets justs go plain old werewolf right now. Stats are 5d6 plug and play where you want them, reroll anything under 10. I have an RG setup in the plots and places. I like the idea of the ranger.
RG
http://www.enworld.org/forum/plots-places/259759-halls-darkness-rg-notes.html
RG
http://www.enworld.org/forum/plots-places/259759-halls-darkness-rg-notes.html
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5d6.takeHighest(3)=17, 5d6.takeHighest(3)=15, 5d6.takeHighest(3)=14, 5d6.takeHighest(3)=14, 5d6.takeHighest(3)=14, 5d6.takeHighest(3)=17
I screwed up the first time and forgot to do the 'take highest 3' portion, so I did it again, just in case you got confused by the previous rolls.
I hadn't settled on a class or name yet, but those are the numbers I rolled up.
I screwed up the first time and forgot to do the 'take highest 3' portion, so I did it again, just in case you got confused by the previous rolls.
I hadn't settled on a class or name yet, but those are the numbers I rolled up.
Yeah, I'm thinking about doing a druid, though I'd be totally decided if Erwin ruled that Natural Spell works on Lycanthropic forms as well(not that it'd apply immediately) although it seems against the RAW. I posted a thread asking about it, but I'm doubtful. I just figured it'd make sense that you'd learned to do such a thing while shapeshifting since you do it while wildshaping which *IS* shapeshifting.
Anyways, I'm leaning heavily Druid but still considering other options.
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