Rowen

I tried running a party with a fighter and three archers in the testing. It was so much harder, but not imposible (besides not having level 3 dispel barrier). I wouldn't recommend for new players.

Lower level spell books is the term for the three spell tomes you can read that teaches you the first seven spells for priest or mage magic, or dispel barrier. IThey only teach those spells up to level 2 so you have to find the individual tomes to learn a spell up to level 3.

I can only choose private viewing for the calendar. If there was a way to make it pubic then it could have a use for all the GM's to see when different campaigns have sessions and for the players to see it too.

There is the "Ignore this user" feature on the board that can be found inside everyone's profile that you can click. There also is also a niffty stalker feature called "View Posts" so I know know where you post, how often, and at what time of day.

Character:

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Backstory:

Inventory:

Name: Gunnar Fachtna Sigurd Leolin

Race: Lacewing

Occupation: Thief Catcher

Level 7

Hit Points: ??/??

Stamina: 10/10

Str: 5 (+1) (+goblin strength)

Dex: 8

Int: 3

History: 5 (+3) (+1 Racial)

Martial (Knife): 6

Nature: 6

Perception: 4

Stealth: 6

Streetwise: 5 (+2)

Thievery: 5 (+1 Racial)

Stored Points: 0

Silly question. How many skill points do we get?

And what a lovely farewell thread it is. Also, incredible timing with the count and the date. That alone makes your return all the more anticipated.

Three words to make Avernum the best game ever.

Avernum: The Musical.

Sweet baby-back ribs of mouth watering goodness. I can't wait.

Is it bad that I don't remember what happened in the last session?

I wasn't trying to say that having a pre-session where the players all talk with the DM about the game, character builds, and expectations is not worth doing. I just think that it seems to be a post-choosing-players activity. Having everyone make characters and then attend a session and amend them might not be the best way either. I tried choosing the players before they made characters and then did a pre-session to try to get the characters to form a party. I doubt that was the best way to do it either. I honestly don't think there is a best way to do it.

Just because I have concerns does not mean that I do not want to participate or that I would not want to have a pre-session, it just means that I would show up at the pre-session with no character pre-made and with no expectations of what kind of character I would like to play until I find out if I am playing.

Ben took 2 bullets while at 2 HP and lived. That is what a real tank is. Take damage and live to take more. Who needs high HP, combat skilled, and damage resistant characters when you have Ben to take the bullets for you? It's like having a Mario on steroids.

I watch everything on the specific shows website/hulu/netfix. Only use for a TV is playing wii games.

Shows that I am watching are Bones, Claymore, Darker then Black, Doctor Who, NCIS, Psych, Smallville, Star Trek: DS9, Star Trek: Voyager, and Walking Dead

Does playing Settlers of Catan count as a table top? Or are we reserving this for the old style D&D, Battletech, and Robotech paper and pencil games.

That makes me wonder. Does cave fungus glow all the time or intermittently? Can we say that the fungus set when it gets dark?

So umm, the zombies should be killing us in less then a week now. Don't forget to be there.

Am I the only one that gets the Spiderweb forums in a newspaper? Its just above the crossword and Sudoku puzzles on B5

I think having some monsters immune to types of damage makes sense. I just wish there was a way to make the PC's immune to damage also.

We failed at dyeing it seemed.

Okay, I'm sure that I've eaten there then on one of my hundreds of drives from north Idaho to southeast Idaho.