Quote from: Sigmund;548327Gonna arrange the stats to..

STR: 8
DEX: 15
CON: 13
INT: 11
WIS: 15
CHA: 8

He'll be an elf, so the stats are adjusted now. I see the ability minimum for cha for druid is 15, so I'm making this feller an elf wizard, which is gonna leave us a touch light on the healing front.

We have a bard, a diplomat, a noble and a mighty Elven mage we don't need no healing.

OK, looks like jibba and BSJ are... almost done.

I need a d20 roll from each of you.

jibba, I'm assuming that Rask is from Bellayne originally; please let me know if otherwise.

Quote from: Drohem;548316Cool, go for it.

Okay will send you something tonight.

Quote from: Drohem;548519OK, looks like jibba and BSJ are... almost done.

I need a d20 roll from each of you.

jibba, I'm assuming that Rask is from Bellayne originally; please let me know if otherwise.

Rolled a 5.
Rask is indeed Bellayne born and raised. I avoided creating his family etc but i see his dad as a minor duke and him having 2 brothers one older one younger and maybe a handfull of sisters.
I can flesh it all out if you like just trying to avoid boring everyone to death :-)

Quote from: jibbajibba;548505We have a bard, a diplomat, a noble and a mighty Elven mage we don't need no healing.

LOL!  Well, you were 25% right at the very least; see below.

Quote from: jibbajibba;548551Rolled a 5.
Rask is indeed Bellayne born and raised. I avoided creating his family etc but i see his dad as a minor duke and him having 2 brothers one older one younger and maybe a handfull of sisters.
I can flesh it all out if you like just trying to avoid boring everyone to death :-)

OK, you received the Cure Legacy!  

Here's the Good:  "The caster can heal damage equal to 1 hit point, plus 1 hit point per his or her level (2 hp at 1st level, 3 hp at 2nd, etc.), to a maximum of 16 hit points. Healing must be applied all at once, but can be applied to one or two recipients, plus the caster, if desired. Recipients must be touched by the caster. The hit points are split among them as the caster desires."

Here's the Bad:  There are certain physical detriments if you become Afflicted.

Here's the Ugly:  You permanently lose 1 point of Dexterity.

OK, about your family background...

Your family hails from Earldom of Theeds.  The capitol is Theeds (pop. 22,400).  The ruler of the Earldom of Theeds is Lord Rodney "The Intrepid," son of Sir Winston Gladsworthy (Honorbound fighter).  The patron Immortal for the Earldom of Theeds is Felidae.  The Immortal Felidae (Calitha in the Known Worlds) is the patron of oceans, travelers, adventurers, good fortune, and merchants.  She is an Immortal common to both Rakasta and Elves.

So this makes your dad a powerful Viscount.  Now, I would like to be bored to death please.

Well healing is good...
 
I rolled an 8.
? (1d20=8)

OK, I would like to get this game up and going within the next week so we still need characters from Sigmund and Brenden.  

Brenden, please roll a d20.

Quote from: Drohem;548938Brenden, please roll a d20.

7

Quote from: BedrockBrendan;5489907

OK, you received the Detonate Legacy!

Here's the Good: "The caster can cause an object to explode. The object must weigh between one and five pounds and must be within 10 yards of the caster. Only a complete object can be affected, not part of a larger object. The item is broken into tiny pieces, which cause 1d8 points of damage to anyone within 10 feet of the explosion. This Legacy cannot affect magical, living, or animated items. If the object is being held by someone, that individual can make a saving throw vs. spell to avoid its destruction."

Here's the Bad: There is certain detriment if you become Afflicted.

Here's the Ugly: You permanently lose 1 point of Wisdom.

OK, Brenden is done with his character... so just waiting on Sigmund to get his finished.  

Quote from: Drohem;548993OK, you received the Detonate Legacy!

Here's the Good: "The caster can cause an object to explode. The object must weigh between one and five pounds and must be within 10 yards of the caster. Only a complete object can be affected, not part of a larger object. The item is broken into tiny pieces, which cause 1d8 points of damage to anyone within 10 feet of the explosion. This Legacy cannot affect magical, living, or animated items. If the object is being held by someone, that individual can make a saving throw vs. spell to avoid its destruction."

Here's the Bad: There is certain detriment if you become Afflicted.

Here's the Ugly: You permanently lose 1 point of Wisdom.

Cool. That should come in handy. Is there a limit on number of uses?

Quote from: BedrockBrendan;549015Cool. That should come in handy. Is there a limit on number of uses?

Yes, a character can activate his/her Legacy three times a day.

btw, I am out of town until sunday, and this connection at the hotel is spotty at best

Cool, I'll be working on the game introduction this weekend.  

Also, guys, my son is due on the 21st but he can come any day now so if I'm gone for a couple of days it's because we're at the hospital.