AIMhack - Selos and Blood Marsh

Magnificent Ornk · December 9, 2009

UPDATE! The campaign has begun, and all information related to it can be found on my website!

Alright, folks, it's finally time for me to start bringing out the material I've prepared for the next campaign. It will be using the same system as the Labyrinth campaign, though some things have changed from the last time around.

At this point, all I'm looking to hear is who's interested, and who's got characters they're willing to put out there. I've talked about this a little before, but I plan on taking on two parties of 4-5 people each, with the goal being alternating who's playing each week (then whichever group is idle can spectate if they want to help out).

So, without further ado, let's get into the good stuff. Setting!

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In a dark corner of the sky lies a world so old that its own people have forgotten its name. This faded planet has been worn and scarred by countless battles, ancient magic, and the simple grind of the aeons. Yet, life continues.

The scholars of the world have re-christened it Mote, puzzled by its diminutive size. Most of these scholars have long since passed, as darkness begins to swallow the world.

Mote's surface is a vast open ocean, pockmarked by rugged islands. The last empire to span the islands, and thus the world, crumbled centuries ago. Since then, lesser lords have stepped up to try and fill the void, but something always brings their efforts to naught. Only the smallest and most rugged states seem to survive for more than a century.

Cities of course persist. It's easy to raise a single city and defend it against the encroaching darkness, but that's about the extent of civilization in this age. Travelers can always find a safe haven, should they survive the wilderness.

The heroes of old are gone. Greatness is harder to come by as the dangers of the wild grow fiercer. Most are content to live out their lives in their quiet corners of the islands, hoping that darkness will pass them over. Others believe that the world will end soon, and spend their days in wild debauchery, celebrating the decadence of aeons past.

Of course, stories still survive the ravages of time, and you have had your glimpses of the greatness of old. You've heard the cautionary tales, and have witnessed the self-styled heroes of your day, as well as their downfall.

Still, there is always hope, and there is always adventure.

Next, a little information about the more prominent races found on Mote:

Click to reveal.. (Races of Mote)

Mote is home to many races of beings, from the mundane to the fantastic. Here are but a few:

Humans

Humans, who seem to be found everywhere in the multiverse, are surprisingly rare on Mote. This is generally blamed on the actions of the necromancer Chamulsep, whose countless atrocities aeons ago prompted a certain degree of backlash against humanity. Those humans who survive today are generally secretive, often keeping to themselves in the interiors of the islands. Still, a few major cities have substantial human populations.

Elves

The same elvenkind that supposedly graces the Feywild is not found on Mote. The elves of the islands may still possess a degree of grace and poise, but these individuals are more likely to pass their time in a drunken revelry at the tavern than pursuing higher arts. Many elders of the race lament their perceived dependency on the comforts of civilization, but these complaints are generally ignored.

Dwarves

The dwarves of Mote have a penchant for the open sea. Most of the ships crossing between the islands are either owned, captained, or maintained by dwarves, and their exacting craftsmanship is said to be the one thing standing between the people of Mote and total isolation. Perhaps as a consequence of spending so much time out on the wild seas, dwarves are almost universally pious, though their devotions vary as wildly as anyone.

Dragonborn

Few dragons are seen on Mote, but their presence is ever felt, if only in the form of the dragonborn. Humanoid reptiles, they cling to the middle latitudes that benefit their anatomy. Proud and long-lived, they are believed to hold ancient arcane secrets passed down by their great draconic ancestors. Few dragonborn are willing to comment on these rumors, but it is widely acknowledged that they make highly competent healers.

Lacewings

Bearing only a passing resemblance to Earth's lacewings, these beings are short insect-like humanoids, with clear tapered wings. Lacewings are rarely trusted by outsiders, and their paranoia is generally well-founded. The creatures always seem to have some sort of hidden agenda, and always seem to know more than they should about everything. In the end, it's not that you can't trust a lacewing, it's just generally a bad idea.

Goblins

Some things just never change. Goblins on Mote, like everywhere else, are typically a nuisance. Still, the brighter of the brash, loud, and uncouth goblins have somehow found their way into civilized society, if only at the margins. They can act as bodyguards and perform other dangerous tasks, and are still generally viewed as expendable. Of course, telling a goblin to his face that he is expendable is a terrible idea. And should you be out in the goblin's home territory, good luck.

Click to reveal.. (Mechanical Bonuses)

And finally, a bit of the pantheon, with the footnote that more gods than this exist. These are just the most frequently-cited and worshiped.

Click to reveal.. (Gods and Goddesses of Mote)

Tanann, God of Magic, Wizardry and Secrecy

Even Tanann's own followers are unsure of the god's agenda. Or even his appearance. He appears in tales as a human-shaped cloud of smoke, with glowing red eyes suspended in the form. Those tales are often concerned with Tanann's quest for personal power, which doesn't exactly help his reputation. As far as anyone can tell, he cares little for the affairs of mortals, but some still receive his favor through bizarre rituals. Legend has it that he raised the island of Tanan from the seas by spurring the volcano Tanalus on to erupt.

Sliros, God of Mercy, Vengeance, and the Forsaken

Few gods maintain a significant presence on Mote, but Sliros defies this rule. Some claim that it is proof of Mote's relative unimportance in the scheme of creation, some just point to the strife-torn history of the world. Still, many accounts persist of the god actually walking the surface of Mote, clad as ever in his steel scale armor, bearing his scythe-bladed staff. The god is favored by the lower classes and castes, who he is said to look out for.

Mariona, Goddess of Peace

Mariona's presence on Mote is generally weak, something frequently commented on by historians who fancy themselves as witty. Her boon is most frequently bestowed upon healers and true champions of peace, though dire times have seen a few of her champions take up arms against a greater foe. She is generally seen as a dwarf with a smooth dark face, though few claim to have seen her. Even nonbelievers can be heard calling out to her, usually just as they are being mugged.

Kyrophius, God of Trickery

Kyrophius appears as a lacewing with oddly elf-like features, something which has puzzled followers for aeons. Still, the god finds favor with thieves of all races, and is often considered to be the patron god of the lacewings. Temples to the god are few and far between, at least the public ones. Stories abound of clandestine orders devoted to the God of Trickery, seeking to establish a shadowy order to dominate the affairs of Mote. Such stories are more than likely garbage, probably.

Liea, Goddess of Fire and Stone

Liea's followers tend to gather in sun-scorched valleys and lava-scarred hills. The goddess herself appears as a human with long tresses of molten fire, and eyes full of glowing embers. Her followers tend to be wizards and craftsmen, seeking to channel her power and energy into their own work. As a result, temples to the goddess are often found in the parts of cities where artisans toil at their trades, and among conclaves of wizards.

Phol-phoram, Goddess of the Sun and Stars

Most would hesitate to call Phol-phoram a dragon, though her appearance certainly suggests it. A huge winged reptilian form, her wings are full of bright points of light. Her gaze is said to be brighter than mortals can bear, though few accounts of her manifestations exist. Dragonborn are her most frequent worshippers, though strangely some goblins are drawn to the Goddess's power. Her blessings are subtle and far-reaching.

Imaunte, God(dess?) of Fate

Imaunte is a figure long-shrouded in mystery. While rumors of Kyrophius's deeds are bountiful, hardly anything at all is known about Imaunte. Several ancient spells bear his name, all dealing with the manipulation of mortal minds, a fact not lost on current-day scholars. Some speculate that Imaunte was once a mortal, or at least took the mortal form on Mote, but in truth nothing is known. Few if any temples devoted to Imaunte exist today, though small unattended shrines can be found in larger cities.

More setting information is available upon request. If you are interested in playing, please post what days and times might be better for you (and your timezone!). We'll be using the same calendar things as last time, but the first session is probably still quite a ways off.

Magnificent Ornk · December 9, 2009

Dikiyoba is interested, but Dikiyoba will be pretty busy until the holidays are over. It also looks like Dikiyoba's schedule for January is going to be limited to Fri-Sat-Sunday. So we'll see.

Well-Actually War Trall · December 9, 2009

I wouldn't mind giving this a try. I may not be able to fit in with others however, since I live in Australia, and only really have weekends free.

Understated Ur-Drakon · December 9, 2009

Any day with a start time from 6:00-9:00 PM EST time works for me. I can handle 5:00 PM EST, but then I might be a bit late. And later means I won't be able to stay for the whole session.

AMEND: And yes, I'm interested.

Understated Ur-Drakon · December 9, 2009

I'd like to. We'll see how feasible two of these will be after ET's starts.

Rotghroth Rhapsody · December 9, 2009

I am totally in.

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays generally work best for me, but usually any day will work. I use Mountain Time, and I was fine with the time we used for the Labyrinth campaign, but a little earlier might be better so I could get more than six hours of sleep.

Easygoing Eyebeast · December 9, 2009

I may be able to, but I'm not sure how much leeway I'll be getting from TRL.

Understated Ur-Drakon · December 10, 2009

Originally Posted By: w-dueck

I may be able to, but I'm not sure how much leeway I'll be getting from TRL.

...You've got all of one player, and that player is yourself. How does that tie up your time?

Magnificent Ornk · December 10, 2009

Yes, please.

I'm already planning a character most unlike Conall.

Easygoing Eyebeast · December 10, 2009

I might be in, depending on how much ET's thing disrupts my life.

Magnificent Ornk · December 10, 2009

Oh hey. There's also this new addition, which could be fun. So you know how there's that Speed statistic, and it really hasn't meant anything? Take a look at this:

Click to reveal.. (Muahahahaha...)

Grid-based combat is totally possible, and will definitely make appearances in the campaign. It's been tested, and it works.

Originally Posted By: Plaram, master Pyromancer

"What is left for us, but to rage against the fading power of our world? In a world so old that its very name has worn away like so many mountains, what course remains? Were I of such a mind, I would lash the core of Tanalus, and string the rock into a world of my own.

...In our rage, we must see futility. Greatness has fled, and it will not return."

Well-Actually War Trall · December 10, 2009

Are all those square brackets really neccesary? Why not use periods (.) to separate empty space?

EDIT:

Modified my suggestion a little. Here's an example. I think it's a lot easier to read.

Code:

-*-A_B_C_D_E_F_G_H_I_J_K_L_01[ . . . . . . . . . . . ]02[ . . . .T. . . . .T. . ]03[ . .T. . . .*. .a. .T. ]04[ . . . . .b. .T. . . .*]05[T. . .T. . .c. . . . . ]06[ . .T. . . . . . . .T. ]07[ . . . . . . . . . . . ]08[ . . .*. . . . . . . . ]09[ . . . . . . . . . . . ]10[ .T. . . . . . . .*. .W]11[ . . . . .3. . .T. . .W]12[ . . .1. . . . . . .W.W]13[ . . . .2. . . . . .W.W]14[ . .*. . . . .T. .W.W.W]15[ . . . .4. . . .W.W.W.W]

Easygoing Eyebeast · December 10, 2009

Originally Posted By: Nioca

Originally Posted By: w-dueck

I may be able to, but I'm not sure how much leeway I'll be getting from TRL.

...You've got all of one player, and that player is yourself. How does that tie up your time?

Because said character is an example character, and I will be attempting to DM, while pretending that my homemade system is halfway-usable.

Well-Actually War Trall · December 10, 2009

I'm in. I don't know what my schedule will be like in the future, but most late afternoons/evenings will probably be okay, as will weekends.

Also, I have a character ready, complete with her own personal (possibly fake) goddess!

Chittering Clawbug · December 10, 2009

I'm in I have two or three good ideas and my schedule is empty until mid February after that well im not sure about that

Easygoing Eyebeast · December 10, 2009

Originally Posted By: Ephesos

Code:

(round 1)-*-A__B__C__D__E__F__G__H__I__J__K__L_01[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ]02[ ][ ][ ][ ][T][ ][ ][ ][ ][T][ ][ ]03[ ][ ][T][ ][ ][ ][*][ ][a][ ][T][ ]04[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][b][ ][T][ ][ ][ ][*]05[T][ ][ ][T][ ][ ][c][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ]06[ ][ ][T][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][T][ ]07[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ]08[ ][ ][ ][*][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ]09[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ]10[ ][T][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][*][ ][W]11[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][3][ ][ ][T][ ][ ][W]12[ ][ ][ ][1][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][W][W]13[ ][ ][ ][ ][2][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][W][W]14[ ][ ][*][ ][ ][ ][ ][T][ ][W][W][W]15[ ][ ][ ][ ][4][ ][ ][ ][W][W][W][W]

Hmm. Nd8xc6+!!?(+=).

Of course grid-based combat is possible.

Magnificent Ornk · December 10, 2009

Creator: I think the brackets make the grid a little easier to envision. That's about it. I guess I could use "|" as well. Maybe colons?

Click to reveal..

Also, something I plan on doing in this thread. Sorta like the device I've used in the Avernum RP, each post I make will have some sort of quote or historical fragment attached to it. Just to add depth to Mote.

Originally Posted By: Keoshor, Sorceress of the Fates

"I see nothing to suggest that our world is even that. Is it not possible that we live on just one fragment of the gods' creation? Yes they still watch over us, but we must remain open to the thought that we are not their favorite sons and daughters. We might even be a mistake, an unintended consequence. Only exploration will reveal the answer."

Hatchling Cockatrice · December 10, 2009

The only question left is whether to call it AIMband or Aingband!

Magnificent Ornk · December 10, 2009

Oh, but of course, AIMHack. I might actually have to call it that. About time this thing got a name, after all.

Also, Mote now has a page at my website.

Originally Posted By: Gaunik-Da, master illusionist

"Once, an enemy of mine rudely burst the door of my sanctum. While I held her in a stasis, I pried to devise a nightmare. An endless plain, with no beginning or end, lit by a dull and unmoving sun. Into this I cast her. For disturbing my own solitude, I would make solitude her curse."

Magnificent Ornk · December 10, 2009

When is this campaign taking place relative to the Labyrinth campaign?

Dikiyoba.

Kyshakk Koan · December 10, 2009

cool i think i can make it.

fridays would be best for me but i can do most other times too.

Edit: fridays wont work, monday will be best but i can still make most days.

Magnificent Ornk · December 10, 2009

Originally Posted By: Dikiyoba

When is this campaign taking place relative to the Labyrinth campaign?

Dikiyoba.

The Thursday tea-time after the Labyrinth "heroes" disappeared, I'm hoping.

Magnificent Ornk · December 10, 2009

Originally Posted By: Dikiyoba

When is this campaign taking place relative to the Labyrinth campaign?

All of the characters from Labyrinth are still alive and not yet decrepit. It's not that far in the future. So yes, depending on where the parties end up, you might actually see land sharks.

(And truthfully, I hope the campaign does eventually get to Ouracasos... there's fun stuff sketched out over there.)

Originally Posted By: Chamulsep, Lord of Pain

For every thing there is a time, and all things must come to an end. I have simply decided that you will end prematurely.

Understated Ur-Drakon · December 10, 2009

I am interested. Thanks Ephesos!

Though, considering how that makes twelve people already, I can drop out all together if need be.

Edit: Pacific Time Zone. Generally any day of the week will work for me.

Magnificent Ornk · December 10, 2009

Originally Posted By: Excalibur

Though, considering how that makes twelve people already, I can drop out all together if need be.

The odds of everyone who said they were interested remaining interested and actually being available to do it by the time the campaign finally starts is extremely low. Even if there are too many people, no one should drop out all together. Having spectators around to fill in for missing players makes the game go much smoother.

Dikiyoba.

Unflappable Drayk · December 10, 2009

I may stop by and see what's going on if this is taking place over winter break. Not so sure about participating though; I didn't follow the Labyrinth and I'm not familiar with the ruleset.

Well-Actually War Trall · December 11, 2009

I am game for this and you have my character already. If you need me to resend it to you I can.

Magnificent Ornk · December 11, 2009

Originally Posted By: Lazarus.

I may stop by and see what's going on if this is taking place over winter break. Not so sure about participating though; I didn't follow the Labyrinth and I'm not familiar with the ruleset.

The rules are simple and public, so don't worry about that part. I'll answer any questions, because the system is still evolving.

Also, it's time to start posting characters. I have received three so far, and if you're interested in participating, I highly recommend that you send me a character, and soon. Currently, there is nobody resembling a tank or a healer. Just sayin'.

First, Vitze the elf: (Sarachim)

Click to reveal.. (Vitze)

Next up, Amadan, the hunter: (Nioca)

Click to reveal.. (Amadan)

And finally, Nixak the mind-mage: (Rowen)

Click to reveal.. (Nixak)

So yeah. Really, really squishy. Tanks and healers would help this party immensely.

Originally Posted By: Unknown

The city of Sarden is one of those rarities where a large group of unrelated scoundrels band together for their mutual defense and profit. You would think that a city of thieves would disband immediately in disorder, but time and time again, strong personalities hold the loose association together. Naturally, any civilized person would do well to stay far away. Truly a wonder in this world nonetheless.

Understated Ur-Drakon · December 11, 2009

I submitted a healer character, so now we just need a tank.

Well-Actually War Trall · December 12, 2009

Assuming we all end up in the same party, that is. I thought Eph was planning to run two.

Magnificent Ornk · December 12, 2009

Well, so far we only have 4 characters, counting Excalibur's. 5 would make an acceptable party, though eventually I would be willing to run two parties at once.

Introducing Kundak Skylark, our first dragonborn:

Click to reveal.. (Kundak)

Originally Posted By: Keoshor, Sorceress of the Fates

Our future is as our past. Dim, largely unknown, and written by the triumphant.

Easygoing Eyebeast · December 12, 2009

I am sort of interested in playing in something like this, if you get enough people to do a second group...but I've never done anything along this line before... How much time does it actually take to participate?

Magnificent Ornk · December 12, 2009

An average session lasts something like 5 hours. At best, we do one session per week, on whatever day works best for the largest number of people. So, if you've ever played D&D in real life, it's not any worse than that.

Truthfully, the longest sessions I've sat in on have all been real-life. And awesome. So don't worry, the time flies.

Also, introducing, Eriman the eccentric wizard: (Duck)

Click to reveal.. (Eriman)

Originally Posted By: Unknown

The Flamekeeper Conclave hopes to follow in the great Plaram's footsteps, by drawing power from the core of Tanalus. The simple fact that they associate themselves with that madman is enough reason to distrust them, but should they actually emulate his unhinged manner, we would do well to pray. I only take solace in that they are on far away Tanan.

Well-Actually War Trall · December 12, 2009

Rowen's character is missing its racial bonuses.

EDIT: It's fixed now.

Magnificent Ornk · December 12, 2009

Two new characters have been submitted, along with a third pending minor mechanical tweaks.

First, Telaverin, the elven mercenary: (w-dueck)

Click to reveal.. (Telaverin)

Next, Zkaashj the lacewing necromancer: (Bloodmoon)

Click to reveal.. (Zkaashj)

Wow, you guys and the names... anyway. Soon, I'll show my hand on the two adventures that you can choose from, and we'll get into scheduling and things eventually. When Creator's character gets its minor modifications, that'll make three tank-ish characters. Another healer would not go amiss.

And for the record, I think I'm going to cap entries at ten, with five in each party. So that means two more spots are up for grabs at the moment. Of course, I reserve the right to change up the roster if scheduling becomes particularly nightmarish.

Originally Posted By: Lord Hakkel of Quera

It is up to all of us, whether elf, dwarf, or even human, to protect what few bastions of civilization remain on our ember of a world. Until the glorious day when peace reigns over the islands, some of us must maintain a constant vigil. Lest the darkness overcome us.

Understated Ur-Drakon · December 12, 2009

Originally Posted By: Ephesos

Click to reveal.. (Zkaashj)

Name: Zkaashj
[...]

Magic (Necromancy): 4
History: 3
Magic: 2 <------------?
Martial(Glaive) : 2
Artifice: 1
Thievery: 1

Um, I don't think that's right...

Magnificent Ornk · December 12, 2009

Hm... well, I will wait until I hear back from Bloodmoon on that one. But for now, we have our first goblin character, Boregloaf the guard: (Dikiyoba)

Click to reveal.. (Boregloaf)

More information on the adventures will be posted as soon as I can get half-decent copies of my maps uploaded.

EDIT: Bloodmoon's character has been fixed. Also, more characters! First, we have Dantius's mage, Kurex:

Click to reveal.. (Kurex)

Next, we have Creator's dragonborn swordsman, Sss-Tkss:

Click to reveal.. (Sss-Tkss)

Originally Posted By: Unknown

Legends say that one of Chamulsep's unholy vassals took up residence in the swamps of Risia. So much blood was shed by the heroes who deposed him that the marshlands were dyed red. Thus they are known today as the Blood Marsh, and are forever unhallowed.

Magnificent Ornk · December 13, 2009

Alright, heads-up. This post is longish, and yes I'm double-posting, but it's important. This is the post where I explain the two adventures available at the start of the campaign. Before I even begin describing them, a few notes:

You have to pick one adventure. You won't be able to switch mid-campaign unless you make a new character to join the other party.
The adventures take place on different islands. See above.
My aim is to have both parties reach a similar power level by the conclusion of each adventure, so if all of this is still going by that time, all characters would (probably) be eligible for whatever comes next.

That clear? Awesome. Moving on, we need to talk about times. Click here. I've set up a calendar thing, but ignore the dates. Imagine that the stretch of time represented there is an average week, and put down the times that you are usually available during an average week. If you're in school, fill it out like it's a school week. If you work, fill it out like it's a normal work week. Yes, it's going to get messy, but don't worry, that's my problem not yours. Also, I reserve the right to change my availability, because I'm the DM and I'm looking for a job.

Got that? Okay, next, I can talk about the actual adventures. The fun part, remember?

Adventure Choice #1: Selos and the Oracle

This adventure takes place on the island of Selos (map!), and begins in the town of Quera. Selos is an island with several major settlements along the coasts, and many smaller ones located farther inland. Two mountain ranges fill out the center of the island, with low hills ranging between them. The rest of the island is primarily jungle and temperate forest.

PCs will begin in the town of Quera, so they should be able to account for their presence there somehow. Quera is a walled town of moderate size (several hundred people), and it is "ruled" by Lord Hakkel, an aging elf noble of a well-reputed lineage. He keeps the city relatively peaceful, though there are occasional attacks by bandits or monsters. This relative peace is the major distinguishing feature of Quera, as it is generally unremarkable in every other way.

As one of the larger islands, Selos has more semi-permanent and permanent settlements. Some are vast cities, some are humble villages that have just gotten lucky. As long as you stay close to the coasts, civilization is rarely that far away.

Click to reveal.. (The proper intro...)

What to expect in this adventure:

Traveling across the wilderness.
Lots of NPCs, not all of them friendly.
Outdoor combat. The grid probably won't get used that much.
Potential political intrigue.

Adventure Choice #2: The Blood Marsh

This adventure takes place on the island of Risis (map!), and begins in the town of Mekos. Risis is a much smaller island with only two permanent settlements on it. The rest of the island is jungle and swamp, and generally inhospitable to civilization.

PCs will begin in the town of Mekos, so they should be able to account for their presence there. Mekos (and Risia, for that matter) are relatively small port towns, lacking city walls or any political affiliations. The island is generally seen as a pit stop between other ports, and an undesirable one at that.

Risis's claim to fame is that the infamous necromancer Chamulsep installed one of his more powerful underlings in a complex at the center of the swamp. The battles to unseat this minion (whose name has been lost to time) were so fierce that the marsh itself is said to be stained with blood, earning it the nickname The Blood Marsh. True to the tale, the marsh does appear reddish in person. And now, the actual intro for the adventure:

Click to reveal.. (The proper intro...)

What to expect in this adventure:

Lots of dungeon-delving.
Relatively few NPCs, and hardly any friendly ones.
Indoor combat. There will be lots of gridwork, most likely.
Horrible, dark monsters that would make necromancers cringe.

Magnificent Ornk · December 13, 2009

Dikiyoba thinks Boregloaf will be more suited for the first adventure, so that's Dikiyoba's preference.

Understated Ur-Drakon · December 13, 2009

I pick adventure number #1. Kundak was born there, after all.

Rotghroth Rhapsody · December 13, 2009

I pick adventure number 1, the second one already filled with undeads.

Well-Actually War Trall · December 13, 2009

I think I'd like the second adventure. I've a fondness for dark tales, and Sss-Tkss would certainly have reason to be investigating a shady port town.

Well-Actually War Trall · December 13, 2009

I prefer #1. You can't bluff a zombie!

Well-Actually War Trall · December 13, 2009

I jump on #1 also.

Easygoing Eyebeast · December 13, 2009

I prefer number 2, as it seems more interesting for my character, who Ephesos hasn't posted yet.

Well-Actually War Trall · December 13, 2009

Originally Posted By: Dantius

I prefer number 2, as it seems more interesting for my character, who Ephesos hasn't posted yet.

Yes he has, actually. It's in an edit to a post on page 4.

Understated Ur-Drakon · December 13, 2009

I go for #2. It makes more sense for Amadan to be there then in a peaceful settlement.

Magnificent Ornk · December 13, 2009

Alright, so what we've got so far... the people who prefer Selos:

-Boregloaf (Dikiyoba)

-Kundak (Excalibur)

-Zkaashj (Bloodmoon)

-Nixak (Rowen)

-Vitze (Sarachim)

...that's one tanking healer, one normal tank, one rogue, and two mages. Hunh. Nice.

Then, for The Blood Marsh:

-Sss-Tkss (Creator)

-Amadan (Nioca)

-Kurex (Dantius)

...one tank, one archer, one mage. Bear in mind, if schedules end up being totally incompatible, people might want/need to switch adventures. But for now, hey, this doesn't look half bad. And remember, if you haven't filled out the calendar thing, please do so. I'll make sense of it later.

Originally Posted By: Egues-Tol, Necromancer

It should come as no surprise that even aeons after the defeat of Chamulsep, the necromantic arts have yet to regain their stature among the civilized people of this world. I have seen novices shunned, berated, even killed by ignorant and easily-frightened peasants. I understand their fear, but one day they must come to recognize that not all who practice our craft are insane monsters. Surely, a great deal are, but not all of us!

Magnificent Ornk · December 13, 2009

If I get to play, I would prefer #1. Since that seems fullish, though, number 2 is fine. And probably fits my character better anyway.

Understated Ur-Drakon · December 13, 2009

Character submitted. #2 needs a pseudo-healer.

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