For the last five days seemingly endless rain has plagued the village of Stone Mill, a sleepy town near the South Western border of the Kingdom of Aragoss. What had initially only been planned as a brief stop to re-supply and seek rest for a time has turned into an unavoidable and dreary stay in this backwater town. With the roads completely flooded, merchants and less experienced travelers have found themselves stuck in doors with nothing to do but hope that the weather clears up soon. To make matters worse even if you did decide to brave the flooded roads, the Mayor has ordered the town gates be locked in response to increased Bandit activity coming out of the Scarred Lands. Rumors also circulate that a powerful host of Barbarians has been massing in the low mountains to the North, their eyes fixed on Stone Mill. With the King and most of his army deep within Threlen territory on a secretive mission, tensions run high, and it seems that the problems that plague the region will go unsolved.
Meanwhile to the west, tensions have been running high in the Kingdom of Threle for months. With the King of Aragoss and the majority of his army so close to Threlen borders without any reason given, the diplomatic scene is abuzz and many nerves are close to fraying. To make matters worse, merchants who ply their trade by land have recently had their caravans come under attack by bandits out of the Scarred Lands. Only recently have matters escalated to an alarming level, as a carriage under armed guard carrying the Threlen Minister of Coin's wife and daughter was attacked. All the guards were killed, and the wife and daughter were presumably kidnapped. With the Threlen Army unable to leave the Capital due to the issues with Aragoss, the Minister has privately recruited and funded a small group to go in and find traces of his missing daughter and wife. You are a member of this group.
Sweet! Can I submit an app as a caravan guard who's caravan has been 'trapped' in Stone Mill since the Mayor's decree? (Human fighter submission using the 'War College' template from the campaign guide for increased skill points but losing the fighter's 1st lvl feat?)
Are black powder weapons allowed in this world? I saw the holy gun paladin application, but figured I'd ask before giving character concepts more thought...
The Gavel and the Sword of Kantrias represents the two ideal things the modern Nation-State should always provide to its people - Law and Order (the Gavel) and military protection from outside threats (the Sword).
I don't like restricting alignments. The only issue is that the PC's are meant to be the "good guys", though in a morally grey world. I'd be able to answer better if I knew the concept you had in mind, to see if it fit with the campaign.
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Sweet! Can I submit an app as a caravan guard who's caravan has been 'trapped' in Stone Mill since the Mayor's decree? (Human fighter submission using the 'War College' template from the campaign guide for increased skill points but losing the fighter's 1st lvl feat?)
Group 2 actually isn't in Stone Mill, the information relevant to Group 2 is actually the second paragraph in the game description. That being said, he could have been a caravan guard for one of the caravans that was attacked near Threle.
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Are black powder weapons allowed in this world? I saw the holy gun paladin application, but figured I'd ask before giving character concepts more thought...
I've just been on for the first time since posting the ad and haven't had a chance to look at the app, but unfortunately no, black powder weapons aren't available.
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Argh, darnit! Why do I keep looking at the games and ads forum, I see good-looking games popping up and have to try and join!
I have serious self control issues sometimes, lol. >_<
Well, specifically, I want to play a Lawful Evil Necromancer. She's not actively evil in any abstract or cosmic sense. Its more like she's amoral, rather than immoral. She takes no pleasure in causing others to suffer, or hurting others, and doesn't propagate evil on its own. Rather, she's just completely unwilling to let things get in her way, if doing 'evil' things will help her achieve her goals.
But she also doesn't go around killing people indiscriminantly, or other indiscriminate evil, also because its just too messy. Like I said, she's not immoral, she's amoral, and while she doesn't pretend she isn't evil, she also is, at the end of the day, a 'normal' person, rather than some grand villian.
The Gavel and the Sword of Kantrias represents the two ideal things the modern Nation-State should always provide to its people - Law and Order (the Gavel) and military protection from outside threats (the Sword).
Well, specifically, I want to play a Lawful Evil Necromancer. She's not actively evil in any abstract or cosmic sense. Its more like she's amoral, rather than immoral. She takes no pleasure in causing others to suffer, or hurting others, and doesn't propagate evil on its own. Rather, she's just completely unwilling to let things get in her way, if doing 'evil' things will help her achieve her goals.
But she also doesn't go around killing people indiscriminantly, or other indiscriminate evil, also because its just too messy. Like I said, she's not immoral, she's amoral, and while she doesn't pretend she isn't evil, she also is, at the end of the day, a 'normal' person, rather than some grand villian.
I don't see any reason why this wouldn't work, and probably fits well with how morals work the majority of the time in this world. Feel free to come up with something
The Gavel and the Sword of Kantrias represents the two ideal things the modern Nation-State should always provide to its people - Law and Order (the Gavel) and military protection from outside threats (the Sword).