Alvar the Inquisitive
+2500 XP for Chapter 0 Completion Reward
Present XP: 37500
Athaulf Balta:
+6000 XP for aiding in the defeat of Jonas
+250 XP for resisting Massive Loot
+2500 XP for Chapter 0 Completion Reward
Present XP: 45750
Satella:
+6000 XP for aiding in the defeat of Jonas
+250 XP for Good Roleplaying
+2500 XP for Chapter 0 Completion Reward
Present XP: 45750
Sharos:
+1800 XP for acquiring a CR 18 contact
+2500 XP for Chapter 0 Completion Reward
Present XP: 39300
Wessel Veit Hüber:
+2500 XP for Chapter 0 Completion Reward
Present XP: 37500
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Sat Apr 28, 2012 4:14 am
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Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Fri Oct 21, 2011 12:17 am
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1. Zareth Kranretter
Unknown Alignment Male Gnome Unknown Class
Terms (Starting Attitude ): Friendly
Services/Specialties: Travel
2. Baregor Vjardeksunn, Knight Captain of Norwich, The Hellknight
Chaotic Good Male Half-Orc (Grey) Magus
Terms: Helpful
Services/Specialties: Regional Affairs, Hospitality
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Fri Oct 21, 2011 12:16 am
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Fatal Finesse (Ex): The ninja’s attacks accurately strike for increased damage. The ninja may add her Dexterity modifier (rather than her Strength modifier) to damage deal with ranged attacks and melee attacks made with weapons that can be used with the Weapon Finesse feat. The ninja adds only half her Dexterity bonus to damage dealt with attacks that would have allowed only half her Strength bonus be added to damage. (Do not multiple the ninja’s Dexterity modifier by 1.5 when adding it to damage dealt by a two-handed weapon.) If the ninja has a Strength penalty, the penalty is still applied to weapon damage when using fatal finesse.
Creatures immune to critical hits and sneak attacks ignore additional damage from the ninja’s Dexterity modifier. A ninja must have the Weapon Finesse feat to take fatal finesse. The ninja must have at least 1 ki
point to use this trick.
Statistics: Posted by Sajuuk — Wed Oct 05, 2011 9:33 pm
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Thats max HP levels 1-7, and the roll it thereafter (roll 3, take the best).
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Tue Sep 27, 2011 4:59 pm
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Yes, folks, thats the beta map. In reality, the Hordelands should be smaller and the Rivvenmarches extending further east, but otherwise things are mostly as they should be.
Also, less there is any confusion, the mountain ranges in the northwest are not the only mountains on the continent, I just used them instead of a line to differentiate between the regions up there.
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Tue Sep 20, 2011 5:28 pm
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a rough sketch of the western continent map as it currently stands; I received this from Drew when we were discussing campaign setting design over the weekend. The yellow highlights doesn't mean anything important for purposes here--- they're settler areas from the eastern continent that's all.
recommend using the "view image" option
Statistics: Posted by Zanaikin — Tue Sep 20, 2011 4:39 pm
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Alvar was slow to adjust to his new life, between the low ceilings, the lack of lights, and not speaking a word of Dwarvish. He dove into language studies, so that he could at least communicate. Reading opened up so many doors for Alvar that he never really stopped, as he started tinkering and showed signs of a fairly prodigious intellect. His tinkering interests led him to start up with alchemy. It is said that there are two kinds of successful alchemists: the agile, who can be behind a thick wall within two and a half seconds, and the intelligent, who know exactly when to do that. Alvar was the rare alchemist who was both, at least by dwarven standards. Mere weeks after Alvar's graduation from alchemy college, the Plaguemarch began.
Alvar joined a group of dwarven mercenaries known as the Crypt Breakers to help him get his revenge on Khasgaran undead. They gave him quite a bit of specialized anti-undead training, as well as generic combat training, before sending him off to war. Alvar was enthusiastic, but not incredibly effective, as a soldier. His bombs were precise and devastating, but his lack of armor meant that he had to be carefully protected. During a mission to retake a small keep at the end of the war, Alvar found his eye drawn to a certain tome, which eventually he decided to just grab. Its mathematical code proved immensely difficult to crack, but after weeks of effort, he managed to decode the basics.
Statistics: Posted by Laharl — Sun Sep 18, 2011 9:26 pm
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Tear of Dion
Description: This large, deep blue sapphire is rooted to a silver chain, and glows with power when you cast curative spells. If legends are true, than this item was crafted by a powerful mystic, and is imbued with the Waters of Life, a mysterious fountain that is said to have been blessed by Wota herself in ancient times. Since it has been in your possession, you have received small bursts of euphoria whenever you assist or heal wounded creatures.
Powers:
Mending Touch: You gain a +2 sacred bonus to heal checks, and the Sacred Conduit Trait.
Hands of the Healer: You may use Lay on Hands, as a Paladin of your character level, a number of times per day equal to your Charisma Modifier. This does not give you access to Mercies.
Font of Life I: You are immune to Bleed effects and stabilize automatically when reduced to less than 0 hit points.
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Sun Sep 18, 2011 8:44 pm
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On a similar note, as there seems to be some deadlock over how the party came together, I shall give you an option for the sake of expediency: War Buddies. You were one of the many strike teams assembled during the Plaguemarch, and have continued to adventure together since. Your last mission involved detaining a lesser Tsarovian Noble who had been experimenting with Death Magic to increase his lifespan.
Easy, eh? Its not particularly elegant, but its simple and it puts you all in the right geographic location to receive your next mission. So, if you find this one agreeable, let me know, and I'll have opening posts up within a day or two.
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Sun Sep 18, 2011 4:40 pm
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The easiest way to explain our 'prior experience' would be to center it on one of our two knights (or maybe both)--- that they undertook a particular mission in the area and put together our group of people with similar interests to help...
Statistics: Posted by Zanaikin — Mon Sep 12, 2011 12:17 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Sun Sep 11, 2011 5:12 pm
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The story assumes that prior to heading towards Barovia, your characters completed at least one prior mission together. Based off of my conversations with Ryan, his character was otherwise occupied during the Plaguemarch, so its unlikely you all worked together back then. What's most likely is that you all to came together in the years following the war. Perhaps you all were assigned together by chance for a mission to clear a necro-arsenal and you decided to keep working together? Think it over, as I'm pushing back the deadline.
New deadline is:
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Fri Sep 09, 2011 1:40 pm
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Didn't realize that the 9th was a Friday.
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Tue Sep 06, 2011 8:09 pm
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There is one High Elven Court, and its on the other side of the continent. So, the chances that your character wandered there are probably very unlikely, as, barring a teleportation effect, traveling there would probably take a year or so in and of itself. What is more likely is that you were able to to find tutelage under a High Elven Summoner or Conjurer in the Kingdom of Thorns.
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Tue Sep 06, 2011 7:06 pm
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2000 gp +2 saves cloak
2000 gp +2 saves vest
5000 gp +1 natural attack amulet
2500 gp ring of sustenance
830 gp party loot
750 gp CLW wand
750 gp Endure Elements wand
525 gp Evolution Surge scroll
525 gp Evolution Surge scroll
525 gp Tongues scroll
5595 gp left over. Accepting suggestions for scrolls, rods, and wands. Note: Considering ring of protection and other defensive items.
Statistics: Posted by Squall255 — Tue Sep 06, 2011 4:55 pm
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Resplendent Mantle
Abilities:
Unconquered Sight (Immunity to Blindness)
Constant Endure Elements
Lawgiver's Blade Follows the Sun (Weapon Training with Single Weapon as a Fighter of your Character level)
Graces of the Sun God +2 (+2 Enhancement to Charisma)
Description:
This fine cloak is of good quality, and features designs and insignia of the church of Sol Invictus in solid gold trim. Despite its material, the cloak is weightless to you, and appears to shield you from the elements all the same. You've also realized that you can change the color of cloak by simply saying so, and that the symbolical trim on the back shifts and changes based on what you are doing (fighting, traveling, resting, etc).
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Thu Sep 01, 2011 1:08 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Wed Aug 31, 2011 3:59 pm
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Also, I've put a lot of things aside for several days for a Google-interview trip. So expect my character finishings to get delayed. When's stat-final due anyhow? (since we really don't have the information to build a proper background yet =\)
Statistics: Posted by Zanaikin — Wed Aug 31, 2011 3:45 pm
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Symbol of Ulturas
Powers:
Personal Enrichment (+2 Perfection Bonus with a single skill of your choice)
Empowered Eidolon +1 (Eidolon's abilities are as if the Summoner was one 1 level higher)
Personal Empowerment (+2 Perfection Bonus to a saving throw of your choice)
Description:
This small jade humanoid figure is about the size of a human hand, and bears strange markings that belong to a civilization long since passed. What you have been able to gather from research, is that Ulturas was an ancient deity who divided his essence amongst each of his people so that they might all share in his glory, and that his greatest servants were called "Eidelos". You have found that while in your possession, the figurine makes you feel empowered, and you suspect that this may not just be a mere feeling.
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Wed Aug 31, 2011 2:31 am
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Oragi, Blade of Swift Justice
+2 Wakizashi
Detect Evil at will
Oragi's Instict (+1 sacred to initiative and perception checks)
Justice is Vigilant (May draw Oragi as a free action as though the wielder has Quickdraw)
Description: The blade of this Wakizashi is of excellent quality, and both the sheath and grip are of fine silver with engravings of immaculate detail (depicting a long figure beset by overwhelming odds). Interestingly, despite the masterful glow that one might perceive from the weapon, Oragi reflects no light whatsoever. In addition, the weapon seems to will itself forward whenever combat with the wicked is imminent.
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Wed Aug 31, 2011 12:57 am
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Also: it seems like a lot of us have UMD. I realize it's a sweet spell but damn! Start littering your world with scrolls and wands Drew!
Statistics: Posted by Squall255 — Mon Aug 29, 2011 5:37 am
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The Considerations of Lord Templeton the Obtuse
This finely made and alchemically preserved text is filled with page after page of mathematical equations and line after line of seemingly random numbers. At first, you dismissed it as nothing of importance, but night after night you found yourself inexplicably drawn to its contents. Finally, after weeks of working out the equations, you realized that the entire book is written in an immensely intricate mathematical code, and contains the author's notes and commentary about alchemy in general. Little by little, you are now unraveling the book's ten chapters.
Note: Anyone who is not an Alchemist of at least 2nd level suffers a -2 penalty to Intelligence checks, and Intelligence based skill checks for 1 hour if they attempt to read the text.
Chapter's Learned:
Portents of the Code: You gain a +2 insight bonus to Spellcraft checks
Potent Bombs: Your bombs deal an additional 2 point of damage (applies to splash)
Alternative Derivations I: Bonus Discovery
Statistics: Posted by Mr_Praetorian — Mon Aug 29, 2011 2:07 am
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[submits 830 GP]
Statistics: Posted by Squall255 — Tue Aug 23, 2011 2:33 pm
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DM ?:
Can I change some of the creature feat selections? I.E. remove Imp Initiative for something more combat focused like Weapon Focus (Claw) or Improved Natural Attack? I specifically mention Improved initiative due to the fact that the creatures will be acting on my initiative. If yes, what about Skill Focus feats? All replacements would need to be cleared by you ahead of time of course.
Statistics: Posted by Squall255 — Tue Aug 23, 2011 2:28 pm
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EDIT: Total cost would be 930GP per person.
EDIT OF EDIT: Cost is now 1033.33 GP since Dai spent all his money on drugs and other illegal stuff (but is willing to craft the orb at 1/3 cost).
EDIT: Okay, now 826.66 GP per person. Apparently Dai didn't buy as much drugs as we thought he did.
Statistics: Posted by Sajuuk — Sat Aug 20, 2011 5:37 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Zanaikin — Sat Aug 20, 2011 5:19 pm
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also to note: my character is a wondrous item crafter, and if the DM doesn't object, I can craft any item you guys need with spells from the cleric/oracle list, provided the enhancement doesn't require more than 2 spells at a time (which is really rare).
Statistics: Posted by Zanaikin — Sat Aug 20, 2011 1:37 pm
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