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<blockquote data-quote="RandomCitizenX" data-source="post: 4574364" data-attributes="member: 29261">My party started with a prison convert tiefling paladin(MC feat into rogue) of Avandra who had been a prisoner on the train when it crashed, a half-elf starlock who was once a notorious space pirate, and a house Sivis eladrin artificer who was hiding out from his house by getting a job helping fix the train. The second session saw the addition of a genesai swordmage trying to figure out who or what he is (had been a human who changed when left for dead in the elements) and an eladrin fighter who is on the run after angering fellow members of a multiverse spanning aristocracy. The swampy voodoo session left the artifier out, but added in a warforged warlord who had once been a cook on the train (he uses a mordenkrad which was his meat tenderizer) and is looking for meaning in his new found sentience. The game definitely has a very sci-fi feel since the concept is mainly based off of the sci-fi anime Galaxy Express, although as a Doctor Who fan there will definitely be nods to that and Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champion series. I am saving the murder on the orient express game for when they hit about level 6 or 7 since I want to tie that into the beginning of the paragon plot and want the pc's to care about the Wind Duke.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RandomCitizenX, post: 4574364, member: 29261"] My party started with a prison convert tiefling paladin(MC feat into rogue) of Avandra who had been a prisoner on the train when it crashed, a half-elf starlock who was once a notorious space pirate, and a house Sivis eladrin artificer who was hiding out from his house by getting a job helping fix the train. The second session saw the addition of a genesai swordmage trying to figure out who or what he is (had been a human who changed when left for dead in the elements) and an eladrin fighter who is on the run after angering fellow members of a multiverse spanning aristocracy. The swampy voodoo session left the artifier out, but added in a warforged warlord who had once been a cook on the train (he uses a mordenkrad which was his meat tenderizer) and is looking for meaning in his new found sentience. The game definitely has a very sci-fi feel since the concept is mainly based off of the sci-fi anime Galaxy Express, although as a Doctor Who fan there will definitely be nods to that and Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champion series. I am saving the murder on the orient express game for when they hit about level 6 or 7 since I want to tie that into the beginning of the paragon plot and want the pc's to care about the Wind Duke. [/QUOTE]

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