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Zyrel (Ekujae Rogue)

AC: 21 | HP: 34/34 | Perception: +10 (Initiative +2) | F: 5 R: 12 W: 10 | Conditions: none| Class DC: 20| Spell DC: 19  | Sheet

Zyrel fires futilely, then dives forwards as the statue takes a mighty swing that would have left him badly wounded, if it connected. Fortunately, he dives under the savage strike and continues, rolling to his feet and darting towards the nearby brush. He eyes the statue, noting it's excellent armor and ready shield, he decides it might be rather hard to hit and instead calls down a rain of magical stone. "Lets see how well you dodge."

Still mulling over some background stuff and his current situation. Any suggested tweaks or questions about the stats?

To be fair, I mostly stuck with boardgaming or card tournaments at cons. Roleplaying with strangers is a bit weird (though there was the one con where we did a very dark messed up Scooby Doo vs Cthulhu game that was a blast and Midnight Paranoia at Marcon was usually fun).

Jonny (Iron Tiger) is based firmly in East Haven and rarely operates outside the Havens. Of course, if he just happens to be somewhere else when he sees something going on, he's not going to worry too much about location and his job as an Uber driver does get him around the city a fair bit. His family lives in a not so bad neighborhood on the border of East Haven and Brookhaven, he, on the other hand, shares a house a few miles west with a bunch of 20 somethings in the sort of neighborhood where at least one house on every block is boarded up and condemned and at least one other probably should be.

There used to be a number of smaller local cons in our area back in the 80's-90's and I've got some stories from those, but not good ones for the most part. Though I do have a friend that I mostly only ever saw at conventions (I'm about 90% sure we met in the used game booth looking at wargames and if it wasn't there, I have no clue anymore). Sadly, aside from Cabin Con, the local convention scene is now pretty much one media and gaming con in the fall and a couple of comic conventions.

Yup. Figured there was a decent chance we had some Boingo fans here.

I could hear the line the first time I read it, but needed to sing it three or four times before I could recall what came next and ID the song.

Anyhow...

Did ya hear about Fred? He's unemployed
They threw him away like a useless toy
He went down the drain after 20 long years
No warning, no pension, and nobody's tears

Jonny's family lives somewhere around the border of East Haven and Brookhaven in one of those neighborhoods that keeps cycling between quiet cheap blue collar housing and even cheaper gang territory.

Yup, OH. Pretty much the only thing significant I do all year, though I used to do Origins now and then and would like to get back to that someday.

Magic by The Cars.

Not next week but the one after, I'll be at the slightly infamous Cabin Con for the weekend, four days of boardgames, limited sleep and only phone internet. Shouldn't really interfere with this game too much, but just in case.

5 hours ago, Papa Bear said:

Of course we both know that when you NEED mental defenses, you freaking need them

Truth. I'm a bit nervous about my lack of mental defenses to be honest, but well, given Tiger's physical defenses, he needs some sort of weakness. And of course, there is the inevitable tweaking period to work on that stuff anyhow.

And as usual, Zyrell's only good roll is initiative.

7 is probably fine if your character isn't a "fighter", but it looks like you wanted her to fight pretty well. One thing I'd suggest dropping, the OMCV, I doubt we'll be fighting many mentalists. For that matter, since your only mental attack is an AoE, you'll always be attacking a DMCV of 3 even if you are fighting mentalists. Which means you currently hit on a 15- or 95% of the time.

Zyrel (Ekujae Rogue)

AC: 21 | HP: 34/34 | Perception: +10 (Initiative +2) | F: 5 R: 12 W: 10 | Conditions: none| Class DC: 20| Spell DC: 19  | Sheet

Zyrel was focused on the door, but the surge of magic as the statue animated was enough to warn him and his lightning quick reactions did the rest. He sends a pair of arrows streaking towards the statue.

OK, definitely never saw that, must have seen some stuff used in memes or something because those characters sure looked familiar.

I'll admit, this looks more interesting than the standard 5e rules, unfortunately my table is pretty full right now or I'd be interested.

So, having finished up the basics of my character, I decided to take a look at what others are building, and it's pretty obvious some of us are misunderstanding something (it might well be me and the ONE other person that seems to have done it the same way). I thought that one of the major changes in 6e was that complications no longer give you extra points, which is part of why characters have so many base points. If we're not doing it that way, I've got another 60 points to spend, otherwise, it looks like my basic build is done.

There are relatively easy ways to post statblocks, but unfortunately, a lot of sheets either don't have a statblock section, don't generate it automatically, or DO generate it but it's clearly wrong. This is much more common as you get away from variants of the D20 system. I know fixing that is on the radar, but well, small staff of volunteers and all that, who knows when any given project will actually progress. Same goes for sheetrolls. It will happen someday, but that's little help right now.