DnD 3.5 Eberron- Requiem of Cyre [Recruiting Party 4/6]

[SpokenSoftly]

yup

Also, see fresh edit above. LE here I come. biggrin

Though it's more Lawful Pragmatic than Lawful Evil.  

[SpokenSoftly]

His code is thus:

1. If it benefits me and does not earn me long-term enemies, it will be done.
2. If it harms another, and is entertaining, it will be done provided it can be done in a way that cannot be traced back to me.
3. If it is entertaining and cannot be traced to me, it will be done.
4. If it involves the death of a sentient, they will be buried according to the custom of their people or their city.
5. The exception to the fourth rule is Orcs and their kin, who will be left in the most odious heap of refuse I can readily locate.
6. New bits will be added to the Code as necessary.  

[Keith Valken Lionheart]

I'd love to join, and I as planning on playing as a Soulknife, but I was wondering I could use Pathfinder's Soulknife? It's not as horribad as 3.5's.  

[Arc Vembris]

Doctor_Whiteface

His code is thus:

1. If it benefits me and does not earn me long-term enemies, it will be done.
2. If it harms another, and is entertaining, it will be done provided it can be done in a way that cannot be traced back to me.
3. If it is entertaining and cannot be traced to me, it will be done.
4. If it involves the death of a sentient, they will be buried according to the custom of their people or their city.
5. The exception to the fourth rule is Orcs and their kin, who will be left in the most odious heap of refuse I can readily locate.
6. New bits will be added to the Code as necessary.

This sounds more like CE or "Consistent Evil". This sounds a lot like Chaotic Evil with a few compulsories and rituals thrown in. Plus, the open-ended 6th rule really sounds like "not a code at all". Maybe you wanna compromise at NE.

Whatever it is, Litrix really isn't gonna like it. Luckily for you his Sense Motive is awful.  

[SpokenSoftly]

Arc Vembris

Doctor_Whiteface

His code is thus:

1. If it benefits me and does not earn me long-term enemies, it will be done.
2. If it harms another, and is entertaining, it will be done provided it can be done in a way that cannot be traced back to me.
3. If it is entertaining and cannot be traced to me, it will be done.
4. If it involves the death of a sentient, they will be buried according to the custom of their people or their city.
5. The exception to the fourth rule is Orcs and their kin, who will be left in the most odious heap of refuse I can readily locate.
6. New bits will be added to the Code as necessary.

This sounds more like CE or "Consistent Evil". This sounds a lot like Chaotic Evil with a few compulsories and rituals thrown in. Plus, the open-ended 6th rule really sounds like "not a code at all". Maybe you wanna compromise at NE.

Whatever it is, Litrix really isn't gonna like it. Luckily for you his Sense Motive is awful.

He's got a fairly strict and unbending code of honor. He won't kill people who haven't attacked him first, and he won't threaten people who don't threaten him first. With the exception of Orcs, he'll always try to resolve a situation diplomatically. His Code and his set of underlying motives are quite different.  

[Arc Vembris]

Doctor_Whiteface

Arc Vembris

Doctor_Whiteface

His code is thus:

1. If it benefits me and does not earn me long-term enemies, it will be done.
2. If it harms another, and is entertaining, it will be done provided it can be done in a way that cannot be traced back to me.
3. If it is entertaining and cannot be traced to me, it will be done.
4. If it involves the death of a sentient, they will be buried according to the custom of their people or their city.
5. The exception to the fourth rule is Orcs and their kin, who will be left in the most odious heap of refuse I can readily locate.
6. New bits will be added to the Code as necessary.

This sounds more like CE or "Consistent Evil". This sounds a lot like Chaotic Evil with a few compulsories and rituals thrown in. Plus, the open-ended 6th rule really sounds like "not a code at all". Maybe you wanna compromise at NE.

Whatever it is, Litrix really isn't gonna like it. Luckily for you his Sense Motive is awful.

He's got a fairly strict and unbending code of honor. He won't kill people who haven't attacked him first, and he won't threaten people who don't threaten him first. With the exception of Orcs, he'll always try to resolve a situation diplomatically. His Code and his set of underlying motives are quite different.

That sounds much better, although being hardline about any specific species in Eberron is always a risky proposition. Let's just hope we never find ourselves in the Shadow Marches.  

[SpokenSoftly]

Arc Vembris

Doctor_Whiteface

Arc Vembris

Doctor_Whiteface

His code is thus:

1. If it benefits me and does not earn me long-term enemies, it will be done.
2. If it harms another, and is entertaining, it will be done provided it can be done in a way that cannot be traced back to me.
3. If it is entertaining and cannot be traced to me, it will be done.
4. If it involves the death of a sentient, they will be buried according to the custom of their people or their city.
5. The exception to the fourth rule is Orcs and their kin, who will be left in the most odious heap of refuse I can readily locate.
6. New bits will be added to the Code as necessary.

This sounds more like CE or "Consistent Evil". This sounds a lot like Chaotic Evil with a few compulsories and rituals thrown in. Plus, the open-ended 6th rule really sounds like "not a code at all". Maybe you wanna compromise at NE.

Whatever it is, Litrix really isn't gonna like it. Luckily for you his Sense Motive is awful.

He's got a fairly strict and unbending code of honor. He won't kill people who haven't attacked him first, and he won't threaten people who don't threaten him first. With the exception of Orcs, he'll always try to resolve a situation diplomatically. His Code and his set of underlying motives are quite different.

That sounds much better, although being hardline about any specific species in Eberron is always a risky proposition. Let's just hope we never find ourselves in the Shadow Marches.

You know Code Point One, above? The part about earning long-term enemies? He added that part because of Orcs. It's not that he hates them, specifically, it's just that they tend to dislike people of his family line for a very specific reason.  

[SpokenSoftly]

Sukt Naal, Lawful Evil Changeling Wizard, feats are Bloodcaster (custom, allows spontaneous casting past normal limits for HP cost based on spell level, healing cannot restore HP they were cast from), Invisible Spell (Metamagic feat from Cityscape, allows spell effects to be made invisible for no added SL, no other effect) and Eschew Materials (PH feat, allows character to ignore material components 1gp or less in price), equipment includes the basics for a Wizard plus a Ring of Sustenance (DMG, value 2500gp, negates need for food and water & need only 2hrs sleep/night) - purchased in Sharn, in a minor ringmaker's shop four levels above his own tiny apartment.

oh, and after recalculating his HP to take Bloodcaster's double-CON bonus into account, it's actually 29 neutral  

[arononkorr]

Keith Valken Lionheart

I'd love to join, and I as planning on playing as a Soulknife, but I was wondering I could use Pathfinder's Soulknife? It's not as horribad as 3.5's.

I wouldn't really know as I never played Pathfinder outaide one of Epic's campaigns. What do you think Arc, you know better than me? O.o  

[Keith Valken Lionheart]

arononkorr

Keith Valken Lionheart

I'd love to join, and I as planning on playing as a Soulknife, but I was wondering I could use Pathfinder's Soulknife? It's not as horribad as 3.5's.

I wouldn't really know as I never played Pathfinder outaide one of Epic's campaigns. What do you think Arc, you know better than me? O.o

Here's a bit to guide you:

3.5's Soulknife and Pathfinder's Soulknife.

Basically, PF's soulknife gets full BAB, and a few useful abilities that mostly make them a balanced and competent melee class, which they kinda are not on 3.5 due to their average BAB and lack of modularity with their mind blade.  

[arononkorr]

Hmm....looks ok. I'll go with it. now all we need is a healer person and we should have a fairly balanced party.  

[Wire_Colossus]

I know nothing about eberron if I recall correctly, so I'll need some help here.  

[SpokenSoftly]

Search for "eberron campaign setting pdf" on Google, click on the 3rd result (scribd.com) and you'll get a PDF of the campaign setting.