Joshua Tamashii

Pokémon: Start

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Stantler are evil, evil creatures!

I'm fine with being the oldest. Get ready for maturity complex. I'll work on my first post now :3

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Ha. It seems I'll get to bully a child for... being a child. Alright, I'll read your posts to know exactly what's going on and all.

@Valkan

That seems rather mean.

Pokémon: Start

@Valkan Looks like you'll be running into my character, who is one of the youngest in the group (if not the youngest)

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Joshua Tamashii That was just to explain how it wouldn't make her a threat. Her insanity is that the more serious the situation, the funnier she thinks it is.

As long as you don't let her interact with royalty, you should be ok.

@TheUnknowable

@TheUnknowable SO basically she treats life as a joke. I can't see any insanity in that point of view.

@Bishop

True. That's just not giving a damn.

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Infamous EmpathDepends on the type of insanity. She's devoted to getting as many followers for her "god" as possible, no matter what she has to do. She'll prefer not to kill people, since the dead can't join (at least until she gets some necromancy) but will kill if she or her party are threatened.

@TheUnknowable

sounds less like insanity and more like a bit of fanaticism.

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Joshua Tamashii Traditionally, feats start at level 4 unless you want to improve your ability scores. I handle feats differently but they will not start until level 4 or 5 so I was planning on addressing it then.

@Game Maker

okay

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Game Maker How many feats do we have at level 3? Another thing I forgot for the CS. Unless we aren't doing feats.

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Game Maker It's just easier for me to bring characters up to lvl 3 that down to lvl 3.

So, with those answered, this is who I'm down to.

Gabriel Hawkwing [Avariel fighter] and Gabriella Hawkwing [Avariel mage] (Twins who never agree on anything other than the trustworhyness of others.)

Lonmil Caspay [Gnome fighter/thief] and Debaen Gil [Half-Elf mage/thief] (Drunken gnome and his half-elf "conscience".)

Digit Owigit [Elven figher/mage] and Vygit Owigit [Elven ranger/druid] (Twins who know nothing ouside of their forest.)

Reginald Hillson [Halfling rogue/druid] (Nephew of my Psionicist character, similar personality to his aunt.)

Ulrich von Lichtenstein [Orc-Dwarf knight] and Abbadon Delsenora [Avariel ranger] (Outcasts that stick together through everything.)

Thorn Wetroot [Treant rogue/sorcerer] (Not entirely sure why I added him to the list but he's an interesting concept, no?)

Now the only question is who's out (other than Thorn 'cause he's obviously out) and who's still available for me to play? Many of my characters already have a set background that can't be changed too much but they should be able to fit into the world pretty easily. Other than Thorn, the only characters I could see being auto-out would be Ulrich, and Abbadon with him, and Vygit, which would also exclude Digit. Other than that, unless you say no to Avariel, I can't think of any of the others not available. Your opinion?

@Rockin Strings

I see we have a fan of the movie A Knight's Tale here.

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Game Maker I just realized... I never put my 16 points into my skills XD

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

With everyone "rolling" max stats in some areas, I'm a bit behind using the standard array.

@TheUnknowable

Looks like you rolled about the same as me. my rolls were rather average

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

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The trinkets will become important for various reasons throughout the campaign.

@Game Maker

I was joking around XD