The Theocracy (recruitment closed to those posted)
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Insight
Adventurer
Jemal said:
Depending on the DM's interpretation, I suppose Nathira (the cohort Paladin) could be trying to reform the evil character, as long as working with such an evil character would not violate her oath.
EDIT: I'm not going to have my cohort trump the needs and desires of another player. If the DM thinks it's going to be too much trouble, I am by no means opposed to changing my cohort to something else to suit party unity as a whole.
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Jemal
Adventurer
Shayuri - Yeah, I'm really liking the Twin idea, too. A pair of beautiful, Fey-powered Arcane Heretics. 
Also, our Physical stats (base) are pretty close, too.. You've got 8 16 14 whereas I've got 8 18 14. Looks like Janelle's more... 'flexible', spent more time doing gymnastics and less book learnin like her sister.
Also, our Physical stats (base) are pretty close, too.. You've got 8 16 14 whereas I've got 8 18 14. Looks like Janelle's more... 'flexible', spent more time doing gymnastics and less book learnin like her sister.
Insight
Adventurer
Jemal said:Shayuri - Yeah, I'm really liking the Twin idea, too. A pair of beautiful, Fey-powered Arcane Heretics.
Also, our Physical stats (base) are pretty close, too.. You've got 8 16 14 whereas I've got 8 18 14. Looks like Janelle's more... 'flexible', spent more time doing gymnastics and less book learnin like her sister.
This is a fairly atypical D&D party. Few front line fighters, and almost every character has a high Charisma! In my face to face games, nearly everyone is Cha 10 at best!
ethandrew
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Shayuri- Ilshana's Int is currently 24, correct? I didn't want you to not credit yourself where credit is due. Other than that, she looks like she and Latham can be quite the team, and the notion of adventuring with two beautiful sisters is something he would eat up.
fenixdown- Is your character inherently evil just because he has no reservations on killing people or simply because he's half-fiend? Or is there something more deep-seeded than that? I don't have a problem with your character being evil, as long as it doesn't detract from the overall cohesiveness of the group. I was having some reservations being the only non-good character in the group, and I was just true neutral. But Lawful Evil is something that can work, especially if your motivations are right; like wanting to overthrow the ONE (which in and of itself in an inherently evil organization) for personal greed and power, rather than being the hero of the little people.
But you're right about the half-fiend part, that's not a problem, especially since our contact likes to suck people's brains out. I figure we're going to have to do some nasty things to some humanoids who have the appearance of being good, and so having someone Evil might be beneficial for those who morally object to wanton slaughter.
Anyway, I'm rambling. Quick question, who are our major damage dealers? We've got Jemal with his at will 7d6, fenixdown's blackguard is frontline melee, and Insight's Paladin is one as well. That leaves us with at least two front liners, three by-the-books backliners, and Jemal's middleroad? Am I missing someone?
fenixdown- Is your character inherently evil just because he has no reservations on killing people or simply because he's half-fiend? Or is there something more deep-seeded than that? I don't have a problem with your character being evil, as long as it doesn't detract from the overall cohesiveness of the group. I was having some reservations being the only non-good character in the group, and I was just true neutral. But Lawful Evil is something that can work, especially if your motivations are right; like wanting to overthrow the ONE (which in and of itself in an inherently evil organization) for personal greed and power, rather than being the hero of the little people.
But you're right about the half-fiend part, that's not a problem, especially since our contact likes to suck people's brains out. I figure we're going to have to do some nasty things to some humanoids who have the appearance of being good, and so having someone Evil might be beneficial for those who morally object to wanton slaughter.
Anyway, I'm rambling. Quick question, who are our major damage dealers? We've got Jemal with his at will 7d6, fenixdown's blackguard is frontline melee, and Insight's Paladin is one as well. That leaves us with at least two front liners, three by-the-books backliners, and Jemal's middleroad? Am I missing someone?
Autumn
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Character's coming along, should have him finished and posted by tomorrow - if not tonight.
One question though: it's never explicitly stated, but given the similarities between the Archivist's method of preparation and the Wizard's method of preparation it seems to be dictated by common sense that, like a Wizard, an Archivist can leave spell slots open and fill them in later on given 15 mins preparation time. Does that make sense to you too?
One question though: it's never explicitly stated, but given the similarities between the Archivist's method of preparation and the Wizard's method of preparation it seems to be dictated by common sense that, like a Wizard, an Archivist can leave spell slots open and fill them in later on given 15 mins preparation time. Does that make sense to you too?
