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

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For stats

8
8
9
3
11
6

I think this qualifies for a reroll.

Please?  

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Not the worst I've ever got, though.

I subscribe to the idea that dice can be lucky or unlucky, and that a high roll necessitates a low roll. ******** statistics, the dice are sentient.

And I had a pair that loved me to death. They gave me high rolls all the time, and gave me one stat set that was 18 18 18 18 3 18, which I used for a full-blooded Orcish Barbarian (INT 3). Then, they decided to pay me back. The last time they ever rolled (before I set fire to them with the kind of firecracker that can blast a hole in your hand) was a set of stat rolls whose total modifier, before racial adjustments, was -22. Four threes, a four, and a five.  

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Doctor_Whiteface

Never tried Pathfinder before, since the one store in my town that does tabletop stuff only carries D&D books. You know where I can find an online guide, maybe?

http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/
Here's everything Pathfinder.

3.5 encounter powers brings to mind the Binder, or the Factotum. Binder sounded awesome, but I've never been able to make one work at the table. I didn't pick up Dungeonscape, but the Factotum offered similar versatility with less being-hunted-as-a-witch-ness. Of course all the Combat maneuvers in Book of Nine Swords were per encounter, and the psionic focus mechanic was effectively a per-encounter limiter.  

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Doctor_Whiteface

Never tried Pathfinder before, since the one store in my town that does tabletop stuff only carries D&D books. You know where I can find an online guide, maybe?

http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/
Here's everything Pathfinder.

3.5 encounter powers brings to mind the Binder, or the Factotum. Binder sounded awesome, but I've never been able to make one work at the table. I didn't pick up Dungeonscape, but the Factotum offered similar versatility with less being-hunted-as-a-witch-ness. Of course all the Combat maneuvers in Book of Nine Swords were per encounter, and the psionic focus mechanic was effectively a per-encounter limiter.

thanks, though for now I'm thinking I'll stick with this campaign and the one I'm running IRL.

I have Dungeonscape, and the Factotum doesn't really support my play style. From the way members of my group have used the class abilities, it seems to be more a class suited to picking up the slack in a small party without adequate numbers to fit every role. Jack of some trades, below-standard even at those.  

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iLL iNTENT

Still tweaking mundane equipment and working on the background and stuff, but I'm mostly done. Here's Ekki Ashfeather, Kenku Bard

you're running a Bard?

Oh, god. Glibness. Get Glibness, for the love of Armok. biggrin  

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rolling for age addition  

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rolling for height and weight addition  

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Rolling for stats (Please Bloody Armok!)

11
16
12
9
9
10

That works out much more nicely. smile  

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Roll for HP  

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Levex Litrix can be the healmotank for the party to a point. But right now he only heals 1hp a round and only up to half max hp. He can support the bard for now  

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I'm rolling up a Changeling Wizard at the moment. Thanks to a lucky roll for HP plus a +3 CON modifier he has 21 HP.

Oh, and he's also Lawful Evil. I foresee some conflict. smile