Well a Six party is possible. But having both a wizard and a sorcerer is a tad redundant. Id have to ask one to choose a different class.
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Character Sheet: Malika
Roll History
Name: Malika Dracozzi
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Class: Sorcerer
Archetypes: Tattooed Sorcerer
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Her scarlet eyes and the cast of her facial features suggest her Varisian heritage, but her father's blood in her is apparent as well, marked by her stark blond hair, milky skin and tall stature. Much of her body is decorated with minimalistic tattoos, etched in red ink: whirls like ivy across her shoulders, upper back, and neck; a tree with its branches all aflame along the left side of her abdomen, hip, and ribs; and a serpent coiled around her right arm, it's head laying on the palm of that hand.
Personality: Malika wears her heart on her sleeve, so to speak. In her interactions with other people she is outspoken in the extreme, rarely concealing her thoughts or motives. While she's quick to anger, she's also quick to forgive. At the best of times she comes off as assertive, earnest, and enthusiastic; at the worst of times she comes of as blunt, overbearing, and volatile. Her emotional highs and lows are particularly high and low, and it's rare that she finds a middle ground between them.
Roll History
Name: Malika Dracozzi
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Class: Sorcerer
Archetypes: Tattooed Sorcerer
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Her scarlet eyes and the cast of her facial features suggest her Varisian heritage, but her father's blood in her is apparent as well, marked by her stark blond hair, milky skin and tall stature. Much of her body is decorated with minimalistic tattoos, etched in red ink: whirls like ivy across her shoulders, upper back, and neck; a tree with its branches all aflame along the left side of her abdomen, hip, and ribs; and a serpent coiled around her right arm, it's head laying on the palm of that hand.
Personality: Malika wears her heart on her sleeve, so to speak. In her interactions with other people she is outspoken in the extreme, rarely concealing her thoughts or motives. While she's quick to anger, she's also quick to forgive. At the best of times she comes off as assertive, earnest, and enthusiastic; at the worst of times she comes of as blunt, overbearing, and volatile. Her emotional highs and lows are particularly high and low, and it's rare that she finds a middle ground between them.
Malika's mother was a Varisian woman taken north to Halgrim by an Ulfen mercenary after his war band raided the village she was staying in. He took her as his wife, and though she raged and wept at first, she gradually grew to accept her lot in life. Far from her old home, she bore her captor-turned-husband a daughter. He had wanted a son, and made no efforts to hide his disappointment in Malika. He left her care and upbringing almost entirely to her mother, who taught Malika her mother tongue and the history of her family.
As Malika came of age, strange happenings seemed to follow in her wake; candles would surge and flicker oddly, gusts of wind would whip up suddenly, and other stranger things. Her mother recognized these signs from her family's tales, and was quick to bring Malika into the fold. Tracing the threads of golden embroidery stitched throughout her kapenia, Malika's mother explained that their line was descended from the golden wyrm Morgol'Thuz. The strange happenings surround Malika were the echoes of their ancestor. Under her mother's guidance, Malika took dominion over the power in her blood, binding it to her will with ink.
Malika grew under her mother's tutelage and strengthened her control over her blood. She became a young woman, and she began to see that her mother's health declined daily. She spoke at length of her old home, Varisia, and their family there. Uncles and aunts, grandfathers and grandmothers that she hadn't seen in years. Knowing that she would never return there, she told Malika that her days left were few. Her last, sincerest wish was that Malika would leave the frozen north and make a pilgrimage to her homeland. Malika's father honored his wife's final request, and took Malika south with him during the next raiding expedition. When the longships came south enough, they diverted their course into the Varisian Bay. Malika was captivated by her mother's homeland even before they made landfall. They passed a massive runed wheel buried along the shoreline, though her questions about it were met with flat rejection. Chaffed by having to make the detour, her father hastily left her near Riddleport with the barest of supplies and directions. There, in as many days, she saw a second impossibility: the absurdly tall Cyphergate that spans the harbors of Riddleport.
Riddleport proved to be a very rough place, especially for an outsider without anyone watching their back. It was almost enough to stain the growing sense of wonder Malika felt for Varisia. Money came and went as she was robbed, found employment, was robbed again, and so on. All the while though she couldn't quell the excitement in her. What was the gate? Why was it there? What does it do? Who built it? No one was forthcoming with answers to any of these questions but the last: the Thassilonians. Speaking with whomever had the interest and the time to spare, Malika learned that the wheel she'd seen (the scholars called it the "Gruankus") was also thought by some to be a product of the Thassilonians. She learned that these amazing long-lost people had left marvels like these all across Varisia.
Her passion fully sparked, Malika hounded whatever leads she could find on the strange structures. She was quick to meet a wall in her efforts, however. The intellectuals who studied the Thassilonians were peculiarly insular and competitive with one another. There was a strange sort of paranoia between them; rather than just wanting to know, it was almost like they each wanted to be the only one to know. Thoroughly frustrated with their antics, Malika realized after speaking with a local bartender that it might be wise to distance herself from her new 'peers'. Rather than 'realize', perhaps 'cling to a passing comment while deep in her cups' would be more accurate. At any rate, she gathered up what money she had and purchased fare on a trade ship heading to Magnimar, and from there she caravaned to Sandpoint.
As Malika came of age, strange happenings seemed to follow in her wake; candles would surge and flicker oddly, gusts of wind would whip up suddenly, and other stranger things. Her mother recognized these signs from her family's tales, and was quick to bring Malika into the fold. Tracing the threads of golden embroidery stitched throughout her kapenia, Malika's mother explained that their line was descended from the golden wyrm Morgol'Thuz. The strange happenings surround Malika were the echoes of their ancestor. Under her mother's guidance, Malika took dominion over the power in her blood, binding it to her will with ink.
Malika grew under her mother's tutelage and strengthened her control over her blood. She became a young woman, and she began to see that her mother's health declined daily. She spoke at length of her old home, Varisia, and their family there. Uncles and aunts, grandfathers and grandmothers that she hadn't seen in years. Knowing that she would never return there, she told Malika that her days left were few. Her last, sincerest wish was that Malika would leave the frozen north and make a pilgrimage to her homeland. Malika's father honored his wife's final request, and took Malika south with him during the next raiding expedition. When the longships came south enough, they diverted their course into the Varisian Bay. Malika was captivated by her mother's homeland even before they made landfall. They passed a massive runed wheel buried along the shoreline, though her questions about it were met with flat rejection. Chaffed by having to make the detour, her father hastily left her near Riddleport with the barest of supplies and directions. There, in as many days, she saw a second impossibility: the absurdly tall Cyphergate that spans the harbors of Riddleport.
Riddleport proved to be a very rough place, especially for an outsider without anyone watching their back. It was almost enough to stain the growing sense of wonder Malika felt for Varisia. Money came and went as she was robbed, found employment, was robbed again, and so on. All the while though she couldn't quell the excitement in her. What was the gate? Why was it there? What does it do? Who built it? No one was forthcoming with answers to any of these questions but the last: the Thassilonians. Speaking with whomever had the interest and the time to spare, Malika learned that the wheel she'd seen (the scholars called it the "Gruankus") was also thought by some to be a product of the Thassilonians. She learned that these amazing long-lost people had left marvels like these all across Varisia.
Her passion fully sparked, Malika hounded whatever leads she could find on the strange structures. She was quick to meet a wall in her efforts, however. The intellectuals who studied the Thassilonians were peculiarly insular and competitive with one another. There was a strange sort of paranoia between them; rather than just wanting to know, it was almost like they each wanted to be the only one to know. Thoroughly frustrated with their antics, Malika realized after speaking with a local bartender that it might be wise to distance herself from her new 'peers'. Rather than 'realize', perhaps 'cling to a passing comment while deep in her cups' would be more accurate. At any rate, she gathered up what money she had and purchased fare on a trade ship heading to Magnimar, and from there she caravaned to Sandpoint.
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Blue Tempest
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Ok, You can have either Archetype. But obviously you can only pick one.
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ALL RIGHT EVERYONE!!!
We now have our 5 members, but we DO have room for one more.To anyone who wishes to join, I suggest you look over the current lineup and honestly think about what class would help round out this team, Fill out what might be missing or needed in the group.
Im going to start going over every character now and check for mistakes or quick fixes. In the meantime, I'd appreciate a quick roll call from you guys just to be sure you're still here.
Finally, to help out, Ive added a list of the current character line up on the first page along with links for easy access to find them.
We now have our 5 members, but we DO have room for one more.To anyone who wishes to join, I suggest you look over the current lineup and honestly think about what class would help round out this team, Fill out what might be missing or needed in the group.
Im going to start going over every character now and check for mistakes or quick fixes. In the meantime, I'd appreciate a quick roll call from you guys just to be sure you're still here.
Finally, to help out, Ive added a list of the current character line up on the first page along with links for easy access to find them.
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I'm here.I can't see Malika's appearance on the guild, only on the Mythweaver CS.
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Violettesaphire:
I just need you to fix or clarify these points for me and your character will be complete ;)
- I just wanted to be sure, Your character has a high intelligence, but Oracles depend on Charisma for their magic/abilities. Are you sure about this?
- You need to add your Base Will Save
- Because of Fast Learner, You should technically get one more Skill Rank. Of course that might change base on the Intelligence/Charisma point above.
- Why is it you have 4 Level 1 spells? I just need you to spell it out for me is all.
- You forgot to add the weight of the Crossbow bolts.
- I double checked your items and costs, You should only have 53 GP, 2 SP and 9 CP
- Where does the weight/Cost of the "Crown" come from?
- You need to add the point from your Princess Trait to Diplomacy and Intimidate under Misc. Mod. I assuem also that since Diplomacy is already a Class Skill for you, You wanna use this trait to add Intimidate?
I just need you to fix or clarify these points for me and your character will be complete ;)
Yeah, I'm still here.
Ermine Alice von Ermineskaya Klossowski de Rolo III
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I'm here, too.
But I wanted to answer one of the questions: If Intelligence was the main attribute thing for oracles, that would be why there are 4 level 1 spells. There are two, plus one for that, plus cure spells for being an oracle.
But I wanted to answer one of the questions: If Intelligence was the main attribute thing for oracles, that would be why there are 4 level 1 spells. There are two, plus one for that, plus cure spells for being an oracle.
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Blue Tempest
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Bonus Spells from main attributes mean how many more times you can cast magic, not how many spells you have.
It's like saying in Final Fantasy, having more INT doesn't give you more spells but rather more MP.
And even then, Intelligence isn't the main attribute for Oracles anyway. Charisma is.
It's like saying in Final Fantasy, having more INT doesn't give you more spells but rather more MP.
And even then, Intelligence isn't the main attribute for Oracles anyway. Charisma is.
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Don't forget her extra skill rank from being human(4 oraclr+4 int+1 feat+1 human). Unless she changes the int score.
And about cure light wounds... http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/10868/posts/ooc?page=3#post-314469
Edit: From what I can gather she would have 2 1st level spells + cure, unless I forgot to account something.
Edit Edit: she could use the favored class bonus of human to learn a new spell instead of hp and even then that would only work for a 0 level spell now
And about cure light wounds... http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/10868/posts/ooc?page=3#post-314469
Edit: From what I can gather she would have 2 1st level spells + cure, unless I forgot to account something.
Edit Edit: she could use the favored class bonus of human to learn a new spell instead of hp and even then that would only work for a 0 level spell now
Loremaster
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Probably a confusion in the calculation caused by the clw to the total spell number.I just noticed now that the princess final revelation is to become a werewolf(or another lycanthrope) O.o
Violettesaphire
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9 yrs ago
I'm going to double check and fix this all tomorrow, I'm a bit busy today
Ermine Alice von Ermineskaya Klossowski de Rolo III
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Blue Tempest said Bonus Spells from main attributes mean how many more times you can cast magic, not how many spells you have. It's like saying in Final Fantasy, having more INT doesn't give you more spells but rather more MP.And even then, Intelligence isn't the main attribute for Oracles anyway. Charisma is.I need to stop talking when I'm not paying attention to what I'm typing. Like right now. (Also, I was saying IF Intelligence was it, but I knew it wasn't).
Also, werewolves are pretty awesome. (But Prophetic Armor may be better than moonlight writing early on, what with there being a +4 bonus from an attribute of 18, and it's an attribute that'll have to be high anyway, so...that's AC 14 before armor. But it would be 16, since you get +2 from armor, too. But that sleep-writing might be useful when we get farther in the story.)
Loremaster
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They are, I was just surprised about oracles having that transformation. It was kind of out of the blue (if the justification is because of the moon, technically it could allow an aquatic transformation, with the moon influence on the tides).
Ermine Alice von Ermineskaya Klossowski de Rolo III
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Possible. But how useful is that unless we need to go swimming?
(Also, SUPER EXCITED to play~ Every other Pathfinder game has stopped before it got this far. Only thing that makes me less excited is that my tea is cold, and it wasn't great tea in the first place. :/)
(Also, SUPER EXCITED to play~ Every other Pathfinder game has stopped before it got this far. Only thing that makes me less excited is that my tea is cold, and it wasn't great tea in the first place. :/)
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And I thought werebat was awkward, wereshark sounds like a monster from a trash movie a la sharknado. Think positively my tea is pretty good :D
(say, anyword about our possible mistery player?)
(say, anyword about our possible mistery player?)
Ermine Alice von Ermineskaya Klossowski de Rolo III
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-shrug- She hasn't said anything else to me. I suggested she post here before getting too far.
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Ermine
Only one thing with your character: What/where did you calculate the cost for your fox mask, reversible cloak and pocketed scarf? I cant even find the Fox Mask listed anywhere.
Also, I just want to confirm you don't want to start with Thieve's Tools? That's ok of course, Im just assuming you're playing a Rogue that isn't actually a thief.
Only one thing with your character: What/where did you calculate the cost for your fox mask, reversible cloak and pocketed scarf? I cant even find the Fox Mask listed anywhere.
Also, I just want to confirm you don't want to start with Thieve's Tools? That's ok of course, Im just assuming you're playing a Rogue that isn't actually a thief.
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